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MTM400, MTM400A, and RFM300
DTV Monitors
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Technical Reference
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MTM400, MTM400A, and RFM300
DTV Monitors
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RUI v3.x Upgrade
Technical Reference
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Table of Contents
User Interface Overview........ ................................ .................................. ................. 1
User Interface Components................ ................................ ................................ ... 2
FlexVuPlus Display..................... .................................. ................................ ..... 4
Analysis Vi
Tear-off Views............... ................................ ................................ ................... 7
Configuration................................................................................................... 8
User Documentation........................................................................................... 8
Upgrades........................................................................................................ 9
RUI Control Equivalents.............. ................................ ................................ ............ 10
Reverti
ng the RUI ................................................................................................. 15
Requirements.................................................................................................. 15
RUI Version 3.x to Version 3.0 Procedure . ................................ ................................ 16
RUI Version 3.0 to Version 2.6.1 Procedure ............................................................... 19
Command Line Firmware Downgrade ..................... ................................ ................ 22
Documentation for Earlier Software Versions ........................... ................................ .. 24
ews................................................................................................. 5
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Table of Contents
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User Interface Overview
This document introduces you to the MTM400A and RFM300 DTV Monitor’s
user interface and explains the differences between the MTM400 RUI and the
MTM400A and R
The DTV Monitors are functionally similar to the MTM400 MPEG Transport
Stream Moni
for which Microsoft is withdrawing support. The DTV Monitors are based on Sun
Java, and are more closely aligned with the MTS400 MPEG Test System.
The DTV monitor remote user interface (RUI) looks similar to the MTM400
RUI, but the DTV monitor RUI provides a rich, multi-layered user interface that
allows structured access to all information.
Differences between the two RUIs include:
The MTM400 hot spot view, featuring device and stream buttons is no longer
displayed. The device and stream features have been integrated into the single
DTV monitor display.
In the MTM400, the button bar was the primary means of moving between
information screens. In the DTV monitor, although the button bar is still
present, screens are also directly acc essible using tabbed pages.
FM300 RUI.
tor. However, the MTM400 was based on Microsoft Java technology,
The button bar can be displayed on its own to provide a high-level view of
the error state of the monitored stream. The bar can also be customized by
hiding and revealing buttons.
For detailed analysis and specific monitoring situations, the button bar can be
hidden, leaving only the main application view visible.
Detail views in the main application can be displayed as separate windows
using the tear-off function.
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User Interface Overview
User Interfac
e Components
The following figure shows the major components of the user interface
implemented in the DTV monitor and version 3.x of the RUI.
The menu bar, toolbar, and status bar, while visually different, contain options and
buttons similar in function to those in the MTM400.
The main viewing areas of the window is divided into two areas: the Button
Bar and the Main Application View.
Figure 1: MTM400A user interface components
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