Adtec digital DPI-1200 (version 01.04.08U) Manual - Manual (Page 44)

GPI/GPO trigger comes with the DTMF board option. GPI uses the I/O port on the DTMF
connector, and the Ground cable uses the G port (see diagram above).
Connect I/O and G to form a circuit.
● There are a total of 12 GPI (General Purpose Input) connectors, each corresponding
to its channel number, for instance, GPI 01 is the connector is for channel 01.
○ To configure GPI port, refer to the CUE MENU section.
● There is one General Purpose Output (GPO) connector.
○ To configure GPO port, refer to the CUE MENU section.
SCTE35 Triggers
A trigger embedded into the original network signal passed directly to the Splicer. It is
detected and triggered by the Splicer to the DPI.
Please refer to your specific splicer model's manual (non-Adtec material) for more
information
Manual Trigger
The manual trigger is the basic, fundamental trigger for the DPI-1200.
● Open a telnet session to the DPI-1200.
● At the prompt, type: *.DPID TG 0 6000 0
○ Triggers channel 01 at a pre-roll time of 6000 milliseconds (6 seconds)
following the Avail Time in the CCMS Schedule.
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