DVB-H / DVB-T Monitoring Silver
DESCRIPTION
Silver is ideal for large deployments where most of the transmitters need to be monitored, and the coverage between transmitters need to be controlled to ensure quality of service of a given area. TV channels and advertisers are sensitive to that quality as they finance DVB-T and DVB-H broadcasting. In DVB-H networks the tendency is to also finance part of the infrastructure through a monthly subscriber fee. Silver is mandatory in both technologies to meet consumer expectations for high quality broadcast services.
Silver can be fully controlled via SNMP. Alarms can be configured in order to raise SNMP traps or send emails. UDcast recommends utilisation of its SNMP application to control and monitor Silver equipment - the Broadcast Manager - but any standard SNMP management system may also be used.
Silver is a complement to the GOLDENEAGLE and Navigator monitoring stations from UDcast for large network deployments. Navigator is a mobile monitoring device which compares real coverage with a theoretical model, enabling mobile monitoring campaigns. GOLDENEAGLE units enable fixed monitoring and analysis within the main transmitter zones while the secondary transmitters and subsidiary coverage zones are monitored by Silver.
BENEFITS
- Automatic monitoring of DVB-H/DVB-T networks via SNMP
- Alarm customization for:
- DVB-H and DVB-T multiplexes
- RF, C/N, MER, BER, PER level
- SFN and MI
- DVB-T services
- DVB-H services
- Transmitter site monitoring via RF signal or through transmitter's monitoring output (ASI or RF)
- RF signal monitoring option for automatically detecting new transmitters and signal level fluctuation
- Detection of problems in DVB-H/DVB-T services
- Minimized investments to monitor a whole broadcast network
- Easy management via user friendly interface or SNMP (eg. Broadcast Manager)
Related Products
- Broadcast Manager (Monitoring & Analysis)
- DVB-H/T Analyzing GOLDENEAGLE
- DVB-H NAVIGATOR
- To get Specifications & Features of DVB-H/T Monitoring Silver, check the Specifications page