Cobalt Co9992-4ENC-4K-HEVC Software-Defined Broadcast Encoder User Manual
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X:
More capabilities. If this flag is set, it indicates that there are more capabilities
included in the message.
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R:
Routing capability. If this flag is set, the device is willing to transmit and
receive non-RIST traffic.
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B:
If this flag is set, device supports Bonding.
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A:
If this flag is set, device supports Adaptive Encoding.
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P:
If this flag is set, device supports SMPTE-2022 FEC.
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E:
If this flag is set, device supports seamless redundancy switch as per SMPTE-
2022-7.
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L:
If this flag is set, device supports load sharing.
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N:
If this flag is set, device supports NULL packet deletion.
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V:
If this flag is set, device supports Reduced Overhead Mode.
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J:
If this flag is set, device is capable of sending, receiving and processing JSON
information.
Tunnel IP:
This indicates the remote inner (tunnel) IP address, reported by the peer.
Remote IP:
This indicates the IP address the peer would like the 9992-ENC to take.
This feature is not supported by the 9992-ENC. This value, if present, will be reported
here but ignored.
Routing:
This indicates that the peer is capable of routing. Cobalt devices currently do
not generate this flag.
Vendor:
This indicates the vendor of the peer. Cobalt devices will report “Cobalt Digital
Inc”.
Product:
This indicates the product name of the peer. The 9992-ENC will report
“9992-ENC”.
Version:
This indicates the software version currently running in the peer. The
9992-ENC will report the value found in the
Software Rev
field found in the Product