JVC TDR6 installation and operation guide Sample Rate, Source MPEG-2, Atsc MPEG2, Vol, Biss

TDR6 Remote Command Listing (continued)

Mnemonics		Parameters/	DVB Defaults	Description
		Response Values
ADx	SAMPLE RATE	n/a, 0, 32, 44.1, 48	—	Query-only; displays the audio sample rate. Only available
				in MPEG audio mode.
ADx	SOURCE	MPEG-2, ATSC	MPEG2	Query-only; displays the source for the specified audio
				output.
				Front panel equivalent:
				Details>Audio>Slot_x>Audio x>Source
ADx	VOL	0 - 18 dBu	18 dBu	Sets the audio volume. The TDR6 cannot increase or
				amplify the incoming audio level.
				■ 18 dBu: output value is equal to that of the input signal
					level
				■ < 18 dBu: TDR6 attenuates the input signal level
				Front panel equivalent:
				Details>Audio>Slot_x>Audio x>Volume (analog audio only)
BISS			—	When BISS is entered, the decoder returns the following
				information:
				■ Status: <scrambling status>
				■ Mode: <selected BISS mode>
				■	1Key:	<************>
				■	EKey:	<****************>
				■	EID:	<**************>
BISS 1KEY <value>		where <value> is a 12	—	Sets the key value for BISS 1 mode. The 1 key value is also
		character hexadecimal		referred to as the clear session word.
		value, that does not		Important Considerations when entering BISS 1KEY:
		begin with 0x		■ This command must be set before BISS Mode1 is set.
		If less than 12 characters
				■ This command may not be entered/changed more than
		are entered, the TDR6
					10 times within a five minute time period.
		will not set the
				■ When re-entering/changing this command, there must be
		command.
		If more than 12			at least a 10 second time delay between entries.
				■ The value cannot begin with the hex values 0x
		characters are entered,
		the TDR6 truncates the		■ The value cannot be displayed once it is entered.
		value to the first 12			Instead, the TDR6 will display 12 asterisks *.
		characters entered.
BISS EID <value>		where <value> is a 14	—	Sets the identification value for BISS E mode. The E ID
		character hexadecimal		value is also referred to as the Injected ID.
		value, that does not		Important Considerations when entering BISS EID:
		begin with 0x		■ This command must be set before BISS ModeE is set.
		If less than 14 characters
				■ This command may not be entered/changed more than
		are entered, the TDR6
					10 times within a five minute time period.
		will not set the
				■ When re-entering/changing this command, there must be
		command.
		If more than 14			at least a 10 second time delay between entries.
				■ The value cannot begin with the hex values 0x
		characters are entered,
		the TDR6 truncates the		■ The value cannot be displayed once it is entered.
		value to the first 14			Instead, the TDR6 will display 14 asterisks *.
		characters entered.
BISS EKEY <value>		where <value> is a 16	—	Sets the key value for BISS E mode. The E key value is also
		character hexadecimal		referred to as the encrypted session word.
		value, that does not		Important Considerations when entering BISS EKEY:
		begin with 0x		■ This command must be set before BISS ModeE is set.
		If less than 16 characters
				■ This command may not be entered/changed more than
		are entered, the TDR6
					10 times within a five minute time period.
		will not set the
				■ When re-entering/changing this command, there must be
		command.
		If more than 16			at least a 10 second time delay between entries.
				■ The value cannot begin with the hex values 0x
		characters are entered,
		the TDR6 truncates the		■ The value cannot be displayed once it is entered.
		value to the first 16			Instead, the TDR6 will display 16 asterisks *.
		characters entered.

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