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*** CI-OSD
Control buttons:
+, -, <, >, M, <-
*** UFO 394-I
Slot 2 OSD
--- Slot empty ---
fmml
PMT fmml optimised
*** UFO 394-I
Slot 2 OSD
--- Slot empty ---
optimised
PMT fmml optimised
2.4.1.3 Common Interface Module
*** UFO 394-I
Teletext on
auto
Radio text auto
LBA on CNI 0000h
*** Radio text
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw
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The On Screen Display for the Smartcard is activated in the OSD menu.
The PAL signal for this is output by the Twin 2 PAL signal.
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The module name or an indication whether a module is plugged in is
displayed in the third line of this view.
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This menu is active only is the same slot for decrypting the channel is
selected on Twin 1 and Twin 2 (multiple decryption using a CAM).
Conditional Access Modules (CAM) manage a list of channels to be
decrypted (in the form of entries called CA-PMTs). Where a CAM is required
to decrypt several channels, the list can be transferred in either of two
different forms. However not all CAMs support both types of transfer. The two
types are called "Only-Add-Add (oaa)" and "First-More-More-Last (fmml)" in
the UFO ® compact controller and the USW 30 software.
Therefore it is necessary to set the type of transfer to be used separately for
each CAM.
PMT change "normal" and "optimised":
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Every now and again certain management information that is required for
decrypting a channel (PMT) may change. This changed information must
be communicated to the CAM. One procedure for doing this, which here we
call "normal", consists of sending the complete channel list with the updated
management information afresh to the CAM. This succeeds with any CAM,
but can lead to short-term loss of picture for all the channels to be decrypted.
Some CAMs support the transfer of the changed management
information for each individual channel (list update), without affecting the
other channels that require decryption ("optimised" procedure). If the option is
activated inadvertently or by mistake it can however lead to loss of picture for
one or all the channels to be decrypted for an indefi nite period of time (e.g.
until the channel unit is next restarted).
If the radio transmitter is switched on, the name of the radio
channel for display on the screen can be selected:
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CI 1
auto = display name from the SI tables of the DVB data stream
off = no name displayed
edit = manually enter a name to be displayed
The "< >" button allows the characters to be navigated.
Use the "+" button to make the selection.
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The last character input can be deleted with the "-" button.