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PBI DCP-3000 Digital Content Platform Main Chassis
The PBI DCP-3000 Digital Content Platform Main Chassis is the foundation component for the PBI DCP-3000 series of headend modules.
Description
Description
The PBI DCP-3000 Digital Content Platform Main Chassis is the foundation component for the PBI DCP-3000 series of headend modules. The PBI DCP-3000 Digital Content Platform Main Chassis is equipped with redundant power supplies, forced air cooling, dual SFP TS/IP ports, and dual monitoring and control ports.
The PBI DCP-3000 Digital Content Platform Main Chassis can be fitted with up to six DCP-3000 series modules allowing the system to be highly configurable and optimised for your specific headend requirement.
Pro Broadband Inc (PBI) is a leading manufacturer of headend and multimedia solutions for a range of diverse markets and applications, established in 1994 PBI has quickly grown to be a leader in this field with an enviable reputation.
Key Features
| 6 Input/Output module slots and 1 extension module slot (for Remux & Scrambler) |
| 920Mbps input + 920Mbps output for each TS/IP SFP port, IGMP v2/v3 |
| Support IPTV mode and conversion of MPTS from any input to SPTS |
| Support TS/IP input backup, includes channel to channel and port to port modes |
| 16 TS processors on the main board, support PSI/SI edition and regeneration, PID remapping and filtering |
| Support 32 channels remux and scrambling over IP with the extended module (P01MS) |
| Removable cooling fan assembly with alarm, and speed control |
| Dual hot-swappable power supply modules |
| Device configuration via front panel, Web GUI, and SNMP |
| DVB-C/T/T2/S/S2 signal reception |
| De-scrambling |
| Encoding |
| Transcoding |
| Re-multiplexing |
| Scrambling |
| Modulation |
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 4 kg |
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| Dimensions | 60 × 60 × 5 cm |
| SKU | HEP3000C |
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