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DVB-ASI Storage, In, Out: Redundancy Failover Switch
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DVB Guardian™
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Two Input DVB-ASI Transport
Stream Failover Switch with Automatic Switching to the Secondary
TS Input if Problems are Detected with Primary Input. Features “Smart”
TS Quality Analyzer, User Programmable Switching, Web-based Management,
and Real Time Error and Status Reporting. Created for satellite,
cable, and other content where N+1 redundancy in signal paths is
crucial. Based on Dell 1950 III server with redundant power supply
and optional RAID drives.
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Standard
Features:
- Switching occurs on either poor transport stream or missing
PID
- Automatic switch to secondary input
- Intelligent Real Time Transport Stream Monitoring
- Web interface for remote configuration management
- Access Control to restrict unauthorized users
- Mechanical Bypass Relay connects primary input to output in
the event of power failure
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Configurable delay to switch from primary to secondary input
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Carrier Detect, Synchronization, and Bitrate status on active
input
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Configurable automatic switch back to primary
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Preview of incoming stream, locally or over the network
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Configurable option to playout a file from a backup source
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Configurable watchdog timer
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1 RU rackmount Dell 1950 III server with optional RAID configuration
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Logging history indicates switch state with date and time stamp
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Green and Red Status indicators to indicate active and inactive
inputs
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RoHS compliant server with redundant power supply
Failover Mechanism:
1. What conditions will trigger the failover?
DVB Guardian will monitor carrier detect and the presence of
sync bytes in the stream.
2. Are the conditions user-programmable?
The user can program the length of time that both carrier detect
and presence of sync combined is monitored before a failover.
This is programmable from 0 to 20 seconds.
Applications:
- Transport stream failover protection in cable head ends
- Transport stream protection in Teleports
- Transport stream protection for On Air video servers
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