9.674 Tandberg-TT1260

This page describes the device driver and the device window for Tandberg TT1260 IRD. The actual version of the driver supports the TT1260 with a QPSK demodulator an 1 to 4 inputs. The sat-nms software controls a TT1260 via it's serial (RS232) interface using the Tandberg TT-protocol.

Device window pages

The following table shows which device window pages are available with this individual device type. Tool-bar functions not mentioned here are described at the general description of device windows .

Configuration parameters

At the maintenance page of the device window there are a couple of configuration parameters which must be set to make the software talk to the TT1260.

parameter description
address The TT1260 communication protocol does not use a device address. leave this field empty.
lbandInputs Select the number of L-band inputs the receiver provides (depending on the model 1, 2 or 4 inputs)
22kHz Makes the IRD apply a 22 kHz tone to the LNB power for frequency settings above the 'bandEdge' frequency if set to 'AUTO'. With the setting 'OFF' no 22 kHz tone is generated. Changing this value will change the setting for the actually selected input. Whenever the input is switched, the setting defined here is applied to the active input. If you change the frequency, the 22 kHz is applied to the currently active input depending on the new frequency value. You need to switch on the LNB power if you want to use the 22 kHz tone.
lnbPower Selects if the IRD shall apply LNB power to the actually selected input. Changing this value will change the setting for the actually selected input. Whenever the input is switched, the setting defined here is applied to the active input.
loFreqHigh The LO frequency for the high frequency band. The software sets the appropriate LO frequency every time before it changes the receive frequency.
loFreqLow The LO frequency for the low frequency band. The software sets the appropriate LO frequency every time before it changes the receive frequency.
bandEdge The frequency where the software switches the LO frequencies (and the 22 kHz tone if enabled).
deviceComment An optional text entered here appears as an addition to the tooltip which is shown while the mouse is placed over a device icon in the GUI. The "\n" character sequence is translated into a newline character, splitting the text into multiple lines.
Serial Remember to set the line parameters for the serial interface connected to the IRD. The proper setting is 38400,N,8,1 .

Receiving encrypted programs

Depending on the TT1260 model you own, the IRD is capable to decrypt RAS and/or BISS encoded streams. To make the IRD decrypt these signals properly, please consider the following:

Variables defined by this device driver

name type flags range
info.driver TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
lowLevel.cmd TEXT StringRange
lowLevel.reply TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
faults.99 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Communication)
faults.commstat TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.type TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.port TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.frame TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.swrevision TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.hwrevision TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
config.lbandInputs CHOICE SAVE SETUP EnumRange (1 2 4)
config.22kHz CHOICE SAVE SETUP EnumRange (OFF AUTO)
config.lnbPower CHOICE SETUP EnumRange (OFF 14V-Vertical 18V-Horizontal)
config.loFreqHigh INTEGER SAVE SETUP IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.loFreqLow INTEGER SAVE SETUP IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.bandEdge INTEGER SAVE SETUP IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.deviceComment TEXT SAVE SETUP StringRange
internal.band TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
internal.biss TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
input CHOICE EnumRange (1)
frequency FLOAT DoubleRange (0.0 .. 0.0)
dataRate FLOAT R/O DoubleRange R/O (0.000 .. 0.000)
symbolRate FLOAT DoubleRange (1.000 .. 46.000)
modulation CHOICE EnumRange (QPSK)
fec CHOICE EnumRange (1/2 2/3 3/4 5/6 7/8 AUTO)
programNo INTEGER IntegerRange (0 .. 65535)
searchRange INTEGER IntegerRange (0 .. 5000)
programList TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
audioList TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
actualProgram TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
video.test CHOICE EnumRange (OFF PULS&BAR MLTIBRST PULS&STP MAGENTSTP FLATRED LUMRAMP YUVRAMP C-BARS MLTIPAT BLACK NTSC-1 NTSC-2 NTSC-3 NTSC-4 NTSC-5 NTSC-6 NTSC-7 NTSC-8 NTSC-9 NTSC-10)
video.fail CHOICE EnumRange (FREEZE BLACK NO SYNC)
video.framesync CHOICE EnumRange (OFF ON)
video.mode CHOICE EnumRange (PAL-625 NTSC-525)
video.625mode CHOICE EnumRange (PAL-BGI PAL-N PAL-NCMB)
video.525mode CHOICE EnumRange (NTSC-M NTSC-MNP PAL-M)
audio.1.program INTEGER IntegerRange (0 .. 8191)
audio.1.routing CHOICE EnumRange (STEREO MONO LEFT RIGHT)
audio.1.output CHOICE EnumRange (AES AC3)
audio.1.level INTEGER IntegerRange (12 .. 24)
audio.1.ac3mix CHOICE EnumRange (SURROUND STEREO)
audio.1.delay INTEGER IntegerRange (-49 .. 49)
audio.2.program INTEGER IntegerRange (0 .. 8191)
audio.2.routing CHOICE EnumRange (STEREO MONO LEFT RIGHT)
audio.2.output CHOICE EnumRange (AES AC3)
audio.2.level INTEGER IntegerRange (12 .. 24)
audio.2.ac3mix CHOICE EnumRange (SURROUND STEREO)
audio.2.delay INTEGER IntegerRange (-49 .. 49)
flags.lock BOOLEAN R/O BooleanRange R/O (true false)
flags.video BOOLEAN R/O BooleanRange R/O (true false)
flags.audio BOOLEAN R/O BooleanRange R/O (true false)
state.ber TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
state.ebno FLOAT R/O DoubleRange R/O (0.0 .. 0.0)
state.aspect TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
state.state TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
ca.bissmode CHOICE EnumRange (MODE-1 E-FIXED E-TTV E-USER1 E-USER2)
ca.rasmode CHOICE EnumRange (FIXED DSNG)
ca.bisskey TEXT StringRange
ca.raskey INTEGER IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
faults.01 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Input signal)
faults.02 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Video)
faults.03 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Audio)