UNITY 4600 USERS MANUAL

 

Table 4.1: Alarm and Warning Descriptions

 

 

LCD Alarm or Warning

Meaning / Possible Cause

Message

 

 

 

PCR Value Jump

Unrecoverable transition in incoming Program Clock Reference values. This

 

has forced re-initialization of services. Check uplink encoder for that program.

 

 

PMT Disappeared

Formerly valid Program Map Table ceases to be received or becomes corrupt.

 

See "No PMT" indication.

 

 

PMT Version Changed

Version number on one or more of the Program Map Tables has changed but

 

no change to PID lineup.

 

 

Prog Blackout on ASI

Some services available from satellite not routed to IRD ASI output per program

 

mapping instructions from COMPEL®. This is not necessarily a fault.

Program in Backout

Selected program not available for local decompression because this program

 

content was blocked to ASI transport output by network. Contact network TOC.

 

 

Program Not Found

Program selected for local decompression (to local audio/video outputs) not

 

available-invalid Program number for this Transport.

 

 

Reverted to B-up App

User-requested application failed self-test and Unit reverted to Backup

 

application. Notify your network TOC.

 

 

RF Signal Overload

No carrier lock with RF signal power above specification range. There may be

 

too much line amplification in RF feed.

 

 

SDT Disappeared

Formerly valid Service Descriptor Table ceases to be received or becomes

 

corrupt. See "No SDT entry" indication.

 

 

Sec Micro No Resp

Secure processor does not respond to local host or may be missing. SIM card

 

may be mis-installed, loose, or defective.

 

 

Ser Pt N Fail

Unknown or miscellaneous hardware failure on serial port N.

(N=audio port number)

 

 

 

Ser Pt N Input Fail

Input buffer overflow on serial port N. Send device at uplink may be set too fast

(N=audio port number)

compared to IRD serial port device, especially if sending data constantly with

 

only one stop bit. Try changing to 1.5 stop bits.

 

 

Ser Pt N Output Fail

Output buffer overflow on serial port N. Send device at uplink may be set too

(N=audio port number)

fast compared to IRD serial port device, especially if sending data constantly

 

with only one stop bit. Try changing to 1.5 stop bits.

 

 

Setting Out of Range

Current unit setting combination is illegal for installed receiver card. Unit will be

 

unable to acquire a carrier and transport stream until corrected by the user.

 

 

Test Mode in Use

One of the installation test modes is being used. This may interfere with normal

 

unit operation.

 

 

Unauthorized for CA

Unit unauthorized for Conditional Access in use. Contact network provider. Also

 

see "No KMS stream" & "KMS stream lost" indications.

 

 

Unit Overheating

Unit overheating. Check that unit vents are not blocked and that internal fan is

 

connected and operating.

 

 

Unread FP Email

Unread Front-Panel email message present. Warning should clear after user

 

opens the screen containing the email.

 

 

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