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 ==== Introduction ====
-(<color green>This page is for an MX8400 / AVP / nCC based system</color>)
+<color green>This page is for an MX8400 / AVP / nCC based system</color>
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 ==== Basic Terminology ====
 //**ECMG**// is the //**Entitlement Control Message Generator**//, this is an external server provided by the CA vendor that communicates with the SCS and sends ECMs on request.
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 It is worth remembering that Scrambling and Encryption are not the same:
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-    Components (Video/Audio) are scrambled (by the scrambler in the Mux)
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-    Control Words are Encrypted (by the ECMG)
+**//Components//** (Video/Audio) are scrambled (by the scrambler in the Mux)
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+**//Control Words//** are Encrypted (by the ECMG)
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 In general, services can be scrambled at service or component level, unless you are using Director, where only service level scrambling is available.
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 === ECMG Status ===
-To test the ECMG status, use the following menu selection.
+To test the **//ECMG//** status, use the following menu selection.
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 === EMMG Status ===
+To test the **//EMMG//** status, use the following menu selection.
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-<color red>to be added</color>
+,4,2 (2. Status, 4. Conditional Access, 2. EMMG/PDG Status) (go back to main menu first)
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+{{:emmg_status_02.jpg?500|}}
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+Here we can see the EMMG Status (Client ID 0x00000001 in this example) As we only have as single EMM we only see one connection in this example.
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+Select '1' to see the EMMG Details.
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+{{:emmg_status_03.jpg?500|}}
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+Here we can see the Client ID, Channel ID and number of Streams.
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+Press '1' for the Stream Details
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+{{:emmg_status_04.jpg?500|}}
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+Here we can see that the EMMG is initialised, that it is un use and we can see Bandwidth useage etc.
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 This display can be very useful to see what errors the mux is trying to report.
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+==== Ericsson CA Test System Parameters ====
+//**<color red>For Test System Mux ONLY</color>**//
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+These parameters will only work in demos (due to routing) and will only work on our Mux.
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+<file>
+Alan Walker	Demos	Ext Num						Provided By:
+                                                                        Rob O’Neill
+Date    Current	16-11-15
+	Review	06-01-16
+Link    	To Room	Patch panel ID
+F54 – CAPEN V&I Int 11 		G7
+Network 	Gateway	        SCS 1	        SCS 2
+.101.101.x/24 10.101.101.254	10.101.101.3	10.101.101.6
+ECMG	  CAS ID  SubSystem ID	IP	        Port	AC	        TS Section/Packet	Max ECMs
+Conax 	  0B00	  0001	        192.168.3.70	5000	00000066	Packet	                25
+Irdeto	  0604	  0000	        192.168.3.90	4350		        Packet	                25
+EMMG      CAS ID  SubSystem ID	TCP Port    UDP Port	TS Section/Packet   Bandwidth (KbS)  Channel	Stream
+Conax	  0B00	  0001	        5001	    -	        Packet	            100	             1	        1
+Irdeto	  0604	  0000	        5001		        Packet	            50	             0	        0
+CAM                     CAM sn	        Type		Smartcard	AC	                Valid Until
+Smit Icecrypt SVT 81	OAK1T134500097	Single Svc	10075964063	90010006000100010065	Review date
+						                        (Irdeto Access Criteria)
+</file>
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+==== UPDATED 2017 - Ericsson CA Test System Parameters ====
+//**<color red>For Test System Mux ONLY</color>**//
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+These parameters will only work in demos (due to routing) and will only work on our Mux.
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