Thank you for purchasing this LEADER instrument. To use this instrument safely, read this
instruction manual thoroughly, and make sure that you know how to use the instrument
1.1 About Licenses
1.2 Notations Used in This Manual
properly.
If some point about the operation of this instrument is still unclear after you have read this
instruction manual, refer to the contact information on the back cover of the manual to contact
LEADER, or contact your local LEADER agent.
After you have finished reading this manual, keep it in a convenient place so that you can refer
to it when necessary.
This add-in software's features are only enabled after you enter a correct license key into the
LG 3810 and the license key is authenticated. For details on installing the software, see the
LG 3810 instruction manual.
You can only use the license key for this add-in software on one LG 3810. You cannot install
this software on multiple LG 3810s.
In function key explanations, items enclosed in [] are options, and underlined items are
factory default settings.
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 General
This add-in software adds ATSC modulation functionality to the LG 3810.
2.2 Features
This software enables the LG 3810 to modulate signals as outlined in the ATSC standard.
2.3 Specifications
2.3.1 Transmission Encoder
Broadcast System
Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting
Transmission Parameters
Carrier Modulation 8VSB
2.3.2 RF Signal Generator
2. SPECIFICATIONS
ATSC (A/53B)
Output Channel (*1)
VHF, UHF Table 3-1 (see section 3.3, “CHANNEL”)
TV Tables 3-2 to 3-5 (see section 3.3, “CHANNEL”)
CA
Output Level
*1 When CW is set, a carrier signal is generated at the 8VSB pilot signal position. Therefore, the
frequency that is displayed on the screen and the frequency that is generated differ by 441 Hz.
-110.0 to +13.0 dBm (50 Ω termination)
2.3.3 Internal Signal
Fixed Pattern (*1) Colorbar, ramp, monoscope
PSI/SI Information Representative terrestrial broadcast values are stored
For details on the STATUS (top screen), NOISE, LEVEL, BER, UTILITY, and SYSTEM settings,
see the LG 3810 instruction manual.
3.1 SOURCE
Press SOURCE under MENU to display the SOURCE screen.
Depending on the Source setting, the contents of the SOURCE screen differ, as shown
below.
See the following sections for explanations of the different screens. For an explanation of the
settings that are available when you set Source to Internal, see the LG 3810 instruction
manual.
Source = Fixed Pattern Source = PN
3. DETAILED SETTINGS
Source = External
Figure 3-1 SOURCE screen
● Explanation of function keys
• F3 Source
Select the TS input that you want to use.
Fixed Pattern: Videos and audio that are stored in the LG 3810 are
modulated and generated (factory default).
PN: PN23 or PN15 random signals are used.
External<Input:SPI>: The TS that is applied to the rear panel SPI input connector is
used.
External<Input:ASI>: The TS that is applied to the rear panel ASI input connector is
used.
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Internal: A TS from the internal HDD or an external USB device is
used.
Notes regarding switching the source
• When the TS input is switched (between each fixed pattern, PN, SPI, ASI, and
Internal), the receiver lock is released momentarily to reset the encoding circuit.
• The LG 3810 cannot receive data if an external TS (SPI or ASI) is selected and the
TS IN alarm is lit on the top screen or a TS that exceeds the allowable rate for
encoding is applied.
3.1.1 Explanation of the SOURCE Screen (When Fixed Pattern is selected)
Set Source to Fixed Pattern on the SOURCE screen to display the following screen.
Figure 3-2 SOURCE screen (when Fixed Pattern is selected)
● Explanation of function keys
• F1 Pattern
Press to set the patterns that are stored on the LG 3810.
See section 3.1.2, “Explanation of the PATTERN Screen.”
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3.1.2 Explanation of the PATTERN Screen
On the SOURCE screen, press F1 Pattern to display the PATTERN screen. You can use
this screen to set the video pattern, screen size, and audio pattern. You can specify any
combination of these settings.
F1 Pattern is available when you have set Source to Fixed Pattern on the SOURCE
screen.
Figure 3-3 PATTERN screen
● Explanation of function keys
• F2 Pattern
Select the video pattern.
Colorbar: An eight-color, full-field color bar is used (factory default).
Ramp: A full-field ramp is used.
Monoscope: A monoscope, which changes between different specific
Select the audio pattern.
1kHz(L,R): A tone signal (left and right both 1 kHz) is used.
400Hz(L,R): A tone signal (left and right both 400 Hz) is used.
1kHz(L)+400Hz(R): A tone signal (left: 1 kHz and right: 400 Hz) is used (factory
default).
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3.1.3 Explanation of the SOURCE Screen (When PN is selected)
Set Source to PN on the SOURCE screen to display the following screen.
Figure 3-4 SOURCE screen (when PN is selected)
● Explanation of function keys
• F4 PN Pattern
Select the PN pattern.
PN23: PN23 (factory default)
PN15: PN15
• F4 PN Polarity
Select the polarity of the random signal.
Inverted: The polarity is inverted.
Normal: Error measurement using a general purpose BER measurement
Select the item that you want use F4 to set.
Depending on the selected item, the string displayed by F4 changes.
PN Pattern: The PN pattern will be set (factory default).
PN Polarity: The polarity of the random signal will be set.
Packet Type: The packet type will be set.
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3.1.4 Explanation of the SOURCE Screen (When External is selected)
Set Source to External on the SOURCE screen to display the following screen.
Figure 3-5 SOURCE screen (when External is selected)
● Explanation of function keys
• F2 TS Setting
Press to configure the TS input. When Source is set to Internal (only when Format is
set to MPEG-TS), you can also configure the TS input in the same manner.
See section 3.1.5, “Explanation of the TS SETTING screen.”
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3.1.5 Explanation of the TS SETTING screen
On the SOURCE screen, press F2 TS Setting to display the TS SETTING screen. You can
use this screen to set the null packet filter and PCR overwriting.
F2 TS Setting is available when you have set Source to External or Internal (only when
Format is set to MPEG-TS) on the SOURCE screen. When Source is set to Internal and a
TS file is being played back, you cannot switch to the TS SETTING screen.
Figure 3-6 TS SETTING screen
● Explanation of function keys
• F2 Null Packet Filter
If you set Null Packet Filter to On, packets that contain the 0x1FFF PID are filtered
from the TS that is applied to the LG 3810. Removing unnecessary null packets
provides you with an increased number of carrier modulation choices. This feature is
not available for broadcast transport streams.
[ Off / On
]
• F3 PCR Update
Converts the external TS to a broadcast TS for broadcast encoding. During this
conversion, because the LG 3810 carries out operations such as rearranging the
packet order and inserting invalid packets, the PCRs must be overwritten. Therefore,
normally set PCR Update to On. For each external TS, the LG 3810 can overwrite up
to 8 types of PCRs. This feature is not available for broadcast transport streams.
[ Off / On
]
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3.2 CODING
Press CODING under MENU to display the CODING screen. Use this screen to set the
modulation parameter.
Figure 3-7 CODING screen
● Explanation of the CODING screen
3. DETAILED SETTINGS
• Modulation
This displays the carrier modulation method, which is fixed to 8VSB.
● Explanation of function key
• F3 I/Q Swap
Set the IQ inversion.
[ Normal
/ Inverted ]
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3.3 CHANNEL
The channel tables are shown below.
For an explanation of the CHANNEL screen, see the LG 3810 instruction manual.
Table 3-1 VHF and UHF channel table
CH Frequency
2 57.000
3 63.000
4 69.000
5 79.000
6 85.000
7 177.000
8 183.000
9 189.000
10 195.000
11 201.000
12 207.000
13 213.000
14 473.000
15 479.000
16 485.000
17 491.000
18 497.000
19 503.000
20 509.000
21 515.000
22 521.000
23 527.000
24 533.000
25 539.000
26 545.000
27 551.000
28 557.000
29 563.000
30 569.000
31 575.000
32 581.000
33 587.000
34 593.000
35 599.000
36 605.000
37 611.000
3. DETAILED SETTINGS
No. 1 to 3 USA No. 4 Korea
CH Frequency CH Frequency
38 617.000 74 833.000 2 50.000 46 673.000
39 623.000 75 839.000 3 57.000 47 681.000
40 629.000 76 845.000 4 64.000 48 689.000
41 635.000 77 851.000 5 177.000 49 697.000
42 641.000 78 857.000 6 184.000 50 705.000
43 647.000 79 863.000 7 191.000 51 713.000
44 653.000 80 869.000 8 198.000 52 721.000
45 659.000 81 875.000 9 205.000 53 729.000
46 665.000 82 881.000 10 212.000 54 737.000
47 671.000 83 887.000 11 219.000 55 745.000
48 677.000 12 226.000 56 753.000
49 683.000 21 473.000 57 761.000
50 689.000 22 481.000 58 769.000
51 695.000 23 489.000 59 777.000
52 701.000 24 497.000 60 785.000
53 707.000 25 505.000 61 793.000
54 713.000 26 513.000 62 801.000
55 719.000 27 521.000 63 809.000
56 725.000 28 529.000 64 817.000
57 731.000 29 537.000 65 825.000
58 737.000 30 545.000 66 833.000
59 743.000 31 553.000 67 841.000
60 749.000 32 561.000 68 849.000
61 755.000 33 569.000 69 857.000
62 761.000 34 577.000 70 865.000
63 767.000 35 585.000
64 773.000 36 593.000
65 779.000 37 601.000
66 785.000 38 609.000
67 791.000 39 617.000
68 797.000 40 625.000
69 803.000 41 633.000
70 809.000 42 641.000
71 815.000 43 649.000
72 821.000 44 657.000
73 827.000 45 665.000
CH Frequency CH Frequency
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Table 3-2 CATV (USA STD) channel table
No. 1 USA STD
CH Frequency CH Frequency CH Frequency CH Frequency
C2 57.000C38 309.000C79555.000 C125801.000
C3 63.000C39 315.000C80561.000 C126807.000
C4 69.000C40 321.000C81567.000 C127813.000
C5 79.000C41 327.000C82573.000 C128819.000
C6 85.000C42 333.000C83579.000 C129825.000
C95 93.000C43 339.000C84585.000 C130831.000
C96 99.000C44 345.000C85591.000 C131837.000
C97 105.000C45 351.000C86 597.000 C132843.000
C98 111.000C46 357.000C87603.000 C133849.000
C99 117.000C47 363.000C88609.000 C134855.000
C14 123.000C48 369.000C89 615.000 C135861.000
C15 129.000C49 375.000C90 621.000
C16 135.000C50 381.000C91 627.000
C17 141.000C51 387.000C92 633.000
C18 147.000C52 393.000C93 639.000
C19 153.000C53 399.000C94 645.000
C20 159.000C54 405.000 C100651.000
C21 165.000C55 411.000 C101657.000
C22 171.000C56 417.000 C102663.000
C7 177.000C57 423.000 C103669.000
C8 183.000C58 429.000 C104675.000
C9 189.000C59 435.000 C105681.000
C10 195.000C60 441.000 C106687.000
C11 201.000C61 447.000 C107693.000
C12 207.000C62 453.000 C108699.000
C13 213.000C63 459.000 C109705.000
C23 219.000C64 465.000 C110711.000
C24 225.000C65 471.000 C111717.000
C25 231.000C66 477.000 C112723.000
C26 237.000C67 483.000 C113729.000
C27 243.000C68 489.000 C114735.000
C28 249.000C69 495.000 C115741.000
C29 255.000C70 501.000 C116747.000
C30 261.000C71 507.000 C117753.000
C31 267.000C72 513.000 C118759.000
C32 273.000C73 519.000 C119765.000
C33 279.000C74 525.000 C120771.000
C34 285.000C75 531.000 C121777.000
C35 291.000C76 537.000 C122783.000
C36 297.000C77 543.000 C123789.000
C37 303.000C78 549.000 C124795.000
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Table 3-3 CATV (USA IRC) channel table
No. 2 USA IRC
CH Frequency CH Frequency CH Frequency CH Frequency
C2 57.000C37 303.000C78549.000 C124795.000
C3 63.000C38 309.000C79555.000 C125801.000
C4 69.000C39 315.000C80561.000 C126807.000
C1 75.000C40 321.000C81567.000 C127813.000
C5 81.000C41 327.000C82573.000 C128819.000
C6 87.000C42 333.000C83579.000 C129825.000
C95 93.000C43 339.000C84585.000 C130831.000
C96 99.000C44 345.000C85591.000 C131837.000
C97 105.000C45 351.000C86 597.000 C132843.000
C98 111.000C46 357.000C87603.000 C133849.000
C99 117.000C47 363.000C88609.000 C134855.000
C14 123.000C48 369.000C89 615.000 C135861.000
C15 129.000C49 375.000C90 621.000
C16 135.000C50 381.000C91 627.000
C17 141.000C51 387.000C92 633.000
C18 147.000C52 393.000C93 639.000
C19 153.000C53 399.000C94 645.000
C20 159.000C54 405.000 C100651.000
C21 165.000C55 411.000 C101657.000
C22 171.000C56 417.000 C102663.000
C7 177.000C57 423.000 C103669.000
C8 183.000C58 429.000 C104675.000
C9 189.000C59 435.000 C105681.000
C10 195.000C60 441.000 C106687.000
C11 201.000C61 447.000 C107693.000
C12 207.000C62 453.000 C108699.000
C13 213.000C63 459.000 C109705.000
C23 219.000C64 465.000 C110711.000
C24 225.000C65 471.000 C111717.000
C25 231.000C66 477.000 C112723.000
C26 237.000C67 483.000 C113729.000
C27 243.000C68 489.000 C114735.000
C28 249.000C69 495.000 C115741.000
C29 255.000C70 501.000 C116747.000
C30 261.000C71 507.000 C117753.000
C31 267.000C72 513.000 C118759.000
C32 273.000C73 519.000 C119765.000
C33 279.000C74 525.000 C120771.000
C34 285.000C75 531.000 C121777.000
C35 291.000C76 537.000 C122783.000
C36 297.000C77 543.000 C123789.000
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Table 3-4 CATV (USA HRC) channel table
No. 3 USA HRC
CH Frequency CH Frequency CH Frequency CH Frequency
C2 55.750C37 301.750C78547.750 C124793.750
C3 61.750C38 307.750C79553.750 C125799.750
C4 67.750C39 313.750C80559.750 C126805.750
C1 73.750C40 319.750C81565.750 C127811.750
C5 79.750C41 325.750C82571.750 C128817.750
C6 85.750C42 331.750C83577.750 C129823.750
C95 91.750C43 337.750C84583.750 C130829.750
C96 97.750C44 343.750C85589.750 C131835.750
C97 103.750C45 349.750C86 595.750 C132841.750
C98 109.750C46 355.750C87 601.750 C133847.750
C99 115.750C47 361.750C88607.750 C134853.750
C14 121.750C48 367.750C89 613.750 C135859.750
C15 127.750C49 373.750C90 619.750
C16 133.750C50 379.750C91 625.750
C17 139.750C51 385.750C92 631.750
C18 145.750C52 391.750C93 637.750
C19 151.750C53 397.750C94 643.750
C20 157.750C54 403.750 C100649.750
C21 163.750C55 409.750 C101655.750
C22 169.750C56 415.750 C102661.750
C7 175.750C57 421.750 C103667.750
C8 181.750C58 427.750 C104673.750
C9 187.750C59 433.750 C105679.750
C10 193.750C60 439.750 C106685.750
C11 199.750C61 445.750 C107691.750
C12 205.750C62 451.750 C108697.750
C13 211.750C63 457.750 C109703.750
C23 217.750C64 463.750 C110709.750
C24 223.750C65 469.750 C111715.750
C25 229.750C66 475.750 C112721.750
C26 235.750C67 481.750 C113727.750
C27 241.750C68 487.750 C114733.750
C28 247.750C69 493.750 C115739.750
C29 253.750C70 499.750 C116745.750
C30 259.750C71 505.750 C117751.750
C31 265.750C72 511.750 C118757.750
C32 271.750C73 517.750 C119763.750
C33 277.750C74 523.750 C120769.750
C34 283.750C75 529.750 C121775.750
C35 289.750C76 535.750 C122781.750
C36 295.750C77 541.750 C123787.750
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Table 3-5 CATV (Korea) channel table
No. 4 Korea
CH Frequency CH Frequency
C1 107.000 C22 313.000
C2 114.000 C23 321.000
C3 121.000 C24 329.000
C4 128.000 C25 337.000
C5 135.000 C26 345.000
C6 142.000 C27 353.000
C7 149.000 C28 361.000
C8 156.000 C29 369.000
C9 163.000 C30 377.000
C10 170.000 C31 385.000
C11 233.000 C32 393.000
C12 240.000 C33 401.000
C13 247.000 C34 409.000
C14 254.000 C35 417.000
C15 261.000 C36 425.000
C16 268.000 C37 433.000
C17 275.000 C38 441.000
C18 282.000 C39 449.000
C19 289.000 C40 457.000
C20 296.000 C41 465.000
C21 305.000
Channel table specifications
• When you load channel table data from the UTILITY screen, load files that conform to the
following specifications. For other channel table specifications, see the LG 3810
Instruction Manual.
Table No. 1 /lg3810/ser03/channel/CH_0001.dat
Table No. 2 /lg3810/ser03/channel/CH_0002.dat
Table No. 3 /lg3810/ser03/channel/CH_0003.dat
Table No. 4 /lg3810/ser03/channel/CH_0004.dat
Table No. 5 /lg3810/ser03/channel/CH_0005.dat
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3.4 GPIB
For details on using GPIB to control the LG 3810, see the LG 3810 instruction manual.
3.4.1 List of Program Codes
Table 3-6 List of setting codes
No. Header Data Description Unit
2 TS
10 LA n 0 to 1 Sets the IQ SWAP setting -
13 CO n 0 or 1 Sets the C/N addition setting -
14 CN i 0.0 to 40.0 Sets the C/N value dB
15 CU - - Increments the C/N value -
16 CD - - Decrements the C/N value -
17 CL n 0 to 2 Sets the C/N value step -
18 BO n 0 or 1 Sets the BER measurement -
21 BU ne 0.00E-0 to 9.99E-1 Sets the BER upper limit -
22 BL ne 0.00E-0 to 9.99E-1 Sets the BER lower limit -
23 BI i 0.1 to 86400.0 Sets the BER measurement cycle Seconds
24 BH t 00H00M00.1S to
26 BF n 0 or 1 Sets the BER measurement mode -
27 BS - - Resets the BER measurement -
30 CH n 2 to 83
31 RF i 30.000 to 960.000 Sets the RF frequency MHz
32 FU - - Increments the frequency -
33 FD - - Decrements the frequency -
34 DF n 0 to 5 Sets the frequency step -
35 LM i -110.0 to 13.0 Sets the output level dBm
36 LV i -3.0 to 120.0 Sets the output level dBμV
37 LW i -63.0 to 60.0 Sets the output level dBmV
38 DU - - Increments the output level -
39 DD - - Decrements the output level -
40 DL n 0 to 2 Sets the output level step -
41 CK n 0 or 1 Sets the reference signal -
42 ST n 0 to 99 Saves the specified preset -
43 RC n 0 to 99 Loads the specified preset -
44 RU - - Increments the address -
45 RD - - Decrements the address -
46 RR - - Returns the preset number to the start address -
47 GR n 0 to 9 Sets the group -
n 0 to 5 Sets the TS input -
p 0 to 2 Sets the PN pattern, drive that is used, or the
q 0 to 4 Sets the PN polarity or the screen size -
r 0 to 2 Sets the PN packet type or the audio pattern -
3. DETAILED SETTINGS
24H00M00.0S
C1 to C135
pattern
Sets the BER measurement cycle -
Sets the RF channel (The channel value
follows the specified channel table.)
-
-
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No. Header Data Description Unit
48 GS
49 CW n 0 or 1 Sets the modulation -
50 RO n 0 or 1 Sets the RF output -
51 IP n 0 or 1 Sets the TS playback -
53 IR i 0.200000 to
54 IS t 000H00M00.0S to
55 IE t 000H00M00.0S to
56 IB n 0 to 1 Sets the range playback -
57 IL n 0 to 1 Sets the loop playback -
58 IM n 0 to 1 Sets the RAM playback -
63 AL n 0 to 1 Sets status screen display updating -
64 SS n 1 to 5 Sets the broadcast system -
65 HDW c ENABLE or DISABLE Sets the HDD write mode -
66 FSV c ENABLE or DISABLE Sets the file server -
67 NAM a Up to 16 characters
68 WGP a Up to 16 characters
n 0 to 9 Sets the group -
p 0 to 98 Sets the start address -
q 1 to 99 Sets the stop address -
Sets the TS bitrate Mbps
40.000000
Sets the playback start time -
999H59M59.9S
CLR
Sets the playback stop time -
999H59M59.9S
CLR
Sets the file server name -
in ASCII code
Sets the workgroup name -
in ASCII code
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Table 3-7 List of query codes
No. Header Data Description Response
2 TS ? Queries the TS input n,p,q,r
10 LA ? Queries the modulation parameter n
13 CO ? Queries the C/N addition setting n
14 CN ? Queries the C/N value i
17 CL ? Queries the C/N value step n
18 BO ? Queries the BER measurement n
19 BR ? Queries the BER value ne
20 BJ ? Queries the BER test result n
21 BU ? Queries the BER upper limit ne
22 BL ? Queries the BER lower limit ne
23 BI ? Queries the BER measurement cycle (seconds) i
24 BH ? Queries the BER measurement cycle (time) t
26 BF ? Queries the BER measurement mode n
28 BT ? Queries the BER calculation period t
29 BW ? Queries the number of BER error bits n
30 CH ? Queries the RF channel n
31 RF ? Queries the RF frequency i
34 DF ? Queries the frequency step n
35 LM ? Queries the output level in dBm i
36 LV ? Queries the output level in dBμV i
37 LW ? Queries the output level in dBmV i
40 DL ? Queries the output level step n
41 CK ? Queries the reference signal n
47 GR ? Queries the group n
48 GS n, ? Queries the start and stop addresses n,p,q
49 CW ? Queries the modulation n
50 RO ? Queries the RF output n
51 IP ? Queries the TS playback n
52 II ? Queries the TS file information n,p,t
53 IR ? Queries the TS bitrate i
54 IS ? Queries the playback start time t
55 IE ? Queries the playback stop time t
56 IB ? Queries the range playback setting n
57 IL ? Queries the loop playback setting n
58 IM ? Queries the RAM playback setting n
63 AL ? Queries status screen display updating n
64 SS ? Queries the broadcast system n
65 HDW ? Queries the HDD write mode c
66 FSV ? Queries the file server c
67 NAM ? Queries the file server name a
68 WGP ? Queries the workgroup name a
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3.4.2 Program Code Details
This section will explain the program codes from section 3.4.1, “List of Program Codes”
that are unique to this option. For details on how to use GPIB and the program codes that
are shared with the LG 3810, see the LG 3810 instruction manual.
2 TS input (TS)
Function Sets or queries the TS that is inserted into the modulated wave
Syntax TS_n (,p,q,r) (setting and response)
TS_? (query)
n TS Input
0 PN
1 External ASI
2 External SPI
3 Internal
4 Reserved (not used)
5 Fixed Pattern
Depending on the value of n, the amount of data that follows it (the number of
parameters) varies.
• When n = 0 (PN)
3. DETAILED SETTINGS
p PN Pattern
0 PN23
1 PN15
q PN Polarity
0 Inverted (-)
1 Normal (+)
r PN Packet Type
0 Sync + PRBS
1 Header + PRBS
• When n = 3 (Internal); this can only be used for queries, not to set the LG 3810
ASI or SPI TS_1 (ASI)
Fixed Pattern TS_5,1,0,2 (Fixed Pattern, ramp, 1920×1080, 400 Hz)
Internal TS_3 (when performing a setting)
Response returned from TS_? 3,0 (internal HDD)
* If the amount of data that follows the n parameter does not match what is expected for the
specified n value, the program code will be ignored.
* If the LG 3810 receives a “TS” command instructing it to set the transport stream while a TS is
being played back from the internal HDD or an external USB device, the TS that is playing will
be stopped.
10 Modulation parameter (LA)
Function Sets or queries the modulation parameter
Syntax LA_n (setting and response)
LA_? (query)
n IQ SWAP
0 Normal
1 Inverted
23 BER measurement cycle (BI)
Function Sets or queries the BER measurement cycle
Syntax BI_i (setting and response)
BI_? (query)
i BER Measurement Cycle (Seconds)
0.1 to 86400.0 -
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34 Frequency step (DF)
Function Sets or queries the step that is used to increment or decrement the RF
frequency
Syntax DF_n (setting and response)
DF_? (query)
n Frequency Step
0 0.001
1 0.01
2 0.1
3 Reserved (not used)
4 1.0
5 10.0
* If the LG 3810 is configured to use channels instead of frequencies, this program code will be
ignored.
35 Output level in dBm (LM)
Function Sets or queries the output level in dBm
Syntax LM_i (setting and response)
LM_? (query)
i Output Level in dBm
-110.0 to 13.0 -
36 Output level in dBμV (LV)
Function Sets or queries the output level in dBμV
Syntax LV_i (setting and response)
LV_? (query)
i Output Level in dBμV
-3.0 to 120.0 -
37 Output level in dBmV (LW)
Function Sets or queries the output level in dBmV
Syntax LW_i (setting and response)
LW_? (query)
i Output Level in dBmV
-63.0 to 60.0 -
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3.5 Sample TS
The LG 3810 comes with a USB memory device that contains an original sample transport
stream for checking the LG 3810's operations.
3.5.1 Notes
This TS has been created by LEADER to check the LG 3810's operations. It is not
designed to be used for evaluating decoders or as a reference for evaluating videos, image
quality, audio, or audio quality.
While the operation of this transport stream has been confirmed on representative
receivers that are commercially available, this does not guarantee that it will operate on all
receivers.
Please note that the data that is stored on the USB memory device can be deleted easily.
About the sample transport stream
• LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP. holds all copyrights to the videos contained in this
stream.
• You are not permitted to:
• Copy, process, or edit this stream without LEADER's permission.
• Decode this stream into a PES or elementary stream.
• Broadcast this stream or make it public for commercial purposes.
• Broadcast this stream or make it available to the general public.
• Transfer this stream to another company or individual.
• Use this stream with a device that has not been manufactured by LEADER.
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3.5.2 Specifications
File Name TS_ATSC_N1_AC_HD1_v10.mpg
File Size 1,163,531,812 bytes
Number of Packets 6,188,999
Packet Format 188 bytes
TS Format MPEG-TS
Bitrate 15.5 Mbps
Programs 1
Program Contents MPEG-2 (MP@HL) video × 1 and AC-3 audio × 1
Used PIDs
TVCT Service location descriptor
Channel TS ID 0x0005
Program Number 0x0004
Short Name LG3810
Major Channel Number 0x004
Minor Channel Number 0x001
Source ID 0x0001