IKUSI SPI-300 Guide de l'utilisateur
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BASIC GUIDE to Programme ClassA Modules
SPI-300
SPI-300 - Basic Guide
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PRESENTATION
This guide explains the Basic Handling of the SPI-300 (Ref. 4070) Progra-
mming Unit to programme ClassA and SZB headend modules from IKUSI.
The particular user guides for each type of module, which explain in detail
the respective programming processes are on the website of each module.
All programming processes are carried out through a guided menu that
uses the keypad of the SPI-300 :
Keys and :
- Vertical displacement of the slide.
- Modication of a parameter value.
- Change of page within a menu option.
Keys and :
- Horizontal displacement of the slide.
- Change of the command displayed at the lower left
corner of the screen.
- Change of page in selection lists.
Keys and :
- Use of the commands displayed at the lower corners
of the screen (left and right, respectively).
Numerical keys
:
- Selection of menu option.
- Selection of parameter.
- Entry of parameter value.
Key "C" :
- Deletion of the character selected by the slide.
Key "." :
- Entry of decimal point.
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
C 0
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Accesories
The SPI-300 is supplied with the following accessories:
- 1 "RJ-45 / DB-9" interfacing cable to link the unit to the ClassA modules.
- 1 "RJ45 / USB" interfacing cable to link to the SZB-400 modul. NO use to upda-
te or upload rmwares.
Connecting the Cable
To programme ClassA modules you must use the enclosed RJ-45 / DB-9
cable. The RJ-45 tip plugs in the rear socket of the SPI-300 and the DB-9
tip plugs in the CONTROL socket of the module.
Using an Auxiliary Power Supply
The SPI-300 does not require batteries, it is powered directly from the
module to which is connected. Only if you are going to perform a rmware
update through your PC, you need an auxiliary +15VDC/1A power supply.
The DC cable of the power supply plugs in the rear jack socket of the
programming unit.
Cable RJ-45 / DB-9 Cable RJ-45 / USB
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SZB-400
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RJ-45 / DB-9
SPI-300 ClassA modul SZB-400 modul
USB
DB-9
cable DC
alimentador auxiliar
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conductor central
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Index
1. User's Interface
1.1 - Screens 5
1.2 - The Main Menu Screen 8
1.3 - Entering Data 9
2. Programming the Modules
2.1 - Connecting the SPI-300 10
2.2 - Detection of Module 10
2.3 - Parameter Setting 11
2.4 - Looking Up Information 12
2.5 - Using Module Congurations 13
2.6 - Updating Module Firmware 15
Appendix A — Firmware Update
A.1 - Installing Load Software on the PC 16
A.2 - Loading Firmware Files on the SPI-300 18
A.3 - Updating SPI-300 Firmware 19
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1. USER'S INTERFACE
Access to programming functions of the SPI-300 is very simple through a
collection of screens that allow to select options, adjust parameters and
obtain diverse information.
1.1 - Screens
All screens have a similar format. There are 5 types:
The Menu Screens, the Setting Screens, the Information Screens, the War-
ning Screens and the Error Screens. In the lower corners of every screen
are displayed one or two commands which are used pressing the keys
and . (The key is for the command on the left corner and the key
for that on the righ corner).
Menu Screen
There is one main menu screen and several submenu screens. Within a
menu or submenu, choosing of an option may be done in two ways:
1 Country
2 Input
3 Output
4 TSProcessing
5 ConditionalAccess
ESC SEL
• Placing the slide on the corresponding line of the screen and then using
the SEL command (key ). Or, more directly:
• At the numerical keypad, pressing the digit that heads the screen line
that refers to the option.
At the lower corners of the menu screens two commands appear: ESC
(return to the previous menu) and SEL (access to the selected menu or
submenu). When a menu or submenu has many options, it is displayed in
several screens, so-called "pages". This pages present in the lower line the
scroll arrows ; change of page is accomplished through the keys
and .
Setting Screen
They allow to set the operating parameters of the connected module. A
module may have several screens grouping parameters of a same section
or category (for example: input parameters, video/audio selections, etc).
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These screens show in the lower line the arrows , which means that it is
possible to change, through the keys and , the command that appear
at the left corner of the screen. These commands are the folowing:
- SEND : When you use this command, the setting values shown on the
screen are established in the module. The SEND command will be auto-
matically replaced by the DONE command just when the values have been
sent.
- DONE : The setting values are simply stored in the SPI-300, so that they
remain available either to be sent to the module (SEND command) or to
constitute a "module conguration". After using the DONE command the
programme goes back to the previous screen.
- CANCEL : This command closes the screen without saving any change
or setting.
Selection of a parameter for adjusting it next may be done in two ways:
• Placing the slide on the corresponding line of the screen and then using
the command (key ). Or, more directly:
• At the numerical keypad, pressing the digit that heads the screen line
that refers to the parameter.
When you select a parameter, the two commands at the lower corners of
the screen are replaced for these others:
: Validate a modied parameter value.
: Invalidate the changes which you have done in the present screen.
When a module has many setting parameters within the same category (for
example, it has many output parameters) the setting screen is composed
of several pages, each one with scroll arrows and that warn such a
circumstance. Change of page is accomplished through keys and .
1 Frequency : 1550
2 SymbolRate : 27.500
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Information Screen
They present the results of a determined operation and inform about the
conguration and status of the connected module. The About... screen is
an example of this type of screens:
These screens close using the OK command at the lower right corner —by
pressing, as it has already said, the key .
Warning Screen
They appear to inform about the development of an operation or to advise
the cancellation. They close using the OK command (key ).
Error Screen
They appear to inform about the impossibility to perform a determined
operation or to complete the action of a command.They close, in the same
way, using the OK command.
SPI-300
vXX.XX(DD/MM/YY)
Copyrigt2009
IKUSIOK
1 Frequency : 1550
2 SymbolRate : 27.500
3 Standard : DVB-S
SENDWait...SEL
ATTENTION
Nomodulehasbeen
detected
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1.2 - The Main Menu Screen
From this screen you can accede all options, parameters and commands.
It has 4 menus, among them the menu for changing the operation langua-
ge.
—Language menu : The SPI-300 comes to operate in english. To chan-
ge the language, press "4" on the numerical keypad. A list of languages
appears. Place the slide on the wished line and press . Henceforth the
SPI-300 will operate in the language you have chosen.
—General menu : Includes general application commands.
—Settings menu : Contains, grouped by sections or categories, all the
setting parameters of the connected module.
—Info menu : Allows to get access to detailled information about the
functionning of the module, further on the one provided by the screen that
comes after the initial screen (this screen appears just when the SPI-300 is
connected to the module).
The commands of the General menu are the same for all the modules:
1Detect
2Send
3Update
ESC SEL
4Recall
5Save
6FactoryReset
ESC SEL
7About...
ESC SEL
• Detect : Performs the detection process of the connected module.
• Send : Establishes in the module the parameter values which have been
modified.
•English
French
Spanish
Italian
1 General
2 Settings
3 Info
4 Language SEL
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• Update : Updates the firmware installed in the module.
• Recall : Brings back to the screen a "module configuration" which was
previously created with the Save command. This menu option is manifes-
ted useful to quickly load repetitive data on different modules.
• Save : It is used to create a "module configuration" with the parameter
values and use options which are currently displayed in the Settings menu.
• Factory Reset : Restores all parameter values that were established in
the module when it left the factory.
• About... : Indicates simply the firmware version of the SPI-300.
The contents of the Settings and Info menus are different for each type of
functional module and they are explained in the particular user guides.
1.3 - Entering Data
Three different types of elements may be presented on the screens to
enter adjustment or selection data:
- "Numerical eld" : As the name indicates, this element admits only nume-
rical data. Modication of a number (value of parameter) may be carried
out in three different ways:
a) Digit by digit. Place the slide on the digit you want to change (the
slide is moved using keys and ) and then press repeatedly the key
and until the desired digit appears.
b) Changing the number complete. Place the slide on the rst digit of
the number you want to change and then enter the new number com-
plete through the keypad. The key "C" is used to delete a wrong digit.
c) Using increments. Place the slide on the right of the number you want
to change and then press repeatedly the key ( or ).
Each time the key is pressed the number is changed by a preestablished
amount. If the key is held pressed, the change is effected fast.
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- "Slide Icon" : This element is used to modify without precision the value
of a parameter, by moving left-right the slide over a group of vertical bars
which serve as reference for setting.
- "Pick list" : Is a element that contains a folded list. When you select it
(SEL command), the choices of the list are displayed. Then you can select
a choice. (With the keys and you can browse through the pages of the
list).
• 21471.25MHz
22479.25MHz
23487.25MHz
24495.25MHz
2. PROGRAMMING THE MODULES
2.1 - Connecting the SPI-300
The modules of a headend are programmed one
by one through individual connections to the
SPI-300. To begin the programmation of a mo-
dule, rst power it and then plug the cable of the
programming unit into the CONTROL socket.
2.2 - Detection of the Module
When you connect the SPI-300 to the module, all data for identication,
conguration and status of the module are loaded on the SPI-300. A
detection screen appears for a short time, and next the display shows the
Basic Information screen, which identies the module and presents its
most representative conguration and status data.
MTI-900 Alarm:No
F01.95 f01.15
Adq:X BER:4.29E-5
OK
Attenuac : IIIIIIIIIII
IQInv:X
CellID:65535
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