TR 102 252 : 1.1.1

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Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
3 Abbreviations
4 Reference model
5 Configurations of SMATV/MATV distribution systems
  5.1 Current SMATV/MATV implementation
  5.2 SMATV/MATV implementation based on the control channel
  5.3 Typical SMATV/MATV topologies
  5.4 Performance of typical SMATV/MATV installations in the
      Control Channel frequency range
6 Control Channel protocol
  6.1 Basic features
  6.2 CRC decoding implementation
  6.3 Extension of the message length
7 Control Channel bus
  7.1 Implementation of the 22 kHz bus
  7.2 Implementation of the RF control channel bus
8 Performance evaluation of the multiaccess system
  8.1 kHz Control Channel bus
  8.2 RF Control Channel bus
9 Receiver and Head-end implementation aspects
  9.1 Physical Layer based on a 22 kHz bus
  9.2 Physical Layer based on a RF bus
Annex A: Installation and operation routines
      A.1 Introduction
      A.2 Operation
Annex B: DiSEqC Commands allowing compatibility with existing
         systems
      B.1 SMATV_Installation
      B.2 Headend_Call_Out_of_Standby
      B.3 Headend_Tuning_Parameters
      B.4 Master_Switch_to_Standby
      B.5 SMATV_Installation_reply
      B.6 Headend_Call_Out_of_Standby_reply
      B.7 General_Call_for_STB(s)
      B.8 Service_Commands_for_the_Head-end
      B.9 Head-end installation, tuning, etc. procedure
Annex C: Subset of commands that FLEXIMATV recommends for
         implementation of the control channel protocol
      C.1 Framing bytes
      C.2 Commands
Annex D: Common bus implementation
      D.1 Introduction
      D.2 Physical layer
      D.3 Message structure
      D.4 Bus protocol
Annex E (informative): Bibliography
History

Contains the first guidance to manufacturers, network operators and service providers on equipment design for the use of the Control Channel for SMATV/MATV systems.