ARRIS DSR-4201 Operator Guide

ARRIS DSR-4201 Commercial
Integrated Receiver/Decoder
Operator Guide
594884-001 Version 1.0 Revision A
Chapter 1:
ARRIS DSR-4201 Operator Guide

Document No. 594884-001 Version 1.0 Revision A
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Chapter 1:
Important Safety Instructions Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms

or when unused for long periods of time.
Read these instructions.
Refer all servicing to qualified service
Keep these instructions. personnel. Servicing is required when the
Heed all warnings. apparatus has been damaged in any way, such
as when the power-supply cord or plug is
Follow all instructions. damaged, liquid has been spilled, or objects
Do not use this apparatus near water. have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus
has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not
Clean only with dry cloth. operate normally, or has been dropped.
Do not block any ventilation openings.
Install in accordance with the manufac- Damage Requiring Service
turers instructions.
Unplug this equipment from the power source,
Do not install near any heat sources such as and contact a qualified service provider if any of
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appa- the following situations occurs:
ratus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
If the power supply cord or plug is damaged.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polar-
ized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug If liquid or objects have fallen into the unit.
has two blades with one wider than the other. If the unit became wet from rain or water.
A grounding-type plug has two blades and a
third grounding prong. The wide blade or the If the unit was dropped or damaged.
third prong is provided for your safety. If the If the units performance changes.
provided plug does not fit into your outlet,
consult an electrician for replacement of the Service
obsolete outlet.
Do not try to service this product yourself. If you
Protect the power cord from being walked
open or remove the cover, you may be exposed to
on or pinched, particularly at plugs,
dangerous voltage or other hazards and may void
convenience receptacles, and the point
the units warranty. Contact a qualified service
where they exit from the apparatus.
provider for all service.
Use only attachments and accessories
specified by the manufacturer.
P/N 594884-001 Rev. A DSR-4201 Operator Guide 3

Chapter 1:
Instrucciones importantes de seguridad Desenchufe el aparato durante tormentas

elctricas o cuando no lo utilice durante
Lea estas instrucciones. largos perodos de tiempo.
Conserve estas instrucciones. Remita todas las reparaciones a personal tc-
Preste atencion a todas las advertencies. nico cualificado. Se requiere servicio cuando
el aparato ha sido daado de cualquier
Siga todas las instrucciones. modo, como cuando el cable de aliment-
No utilize este aparato cerca del agua. acin o el enchufe est daado, se ha derra-
mado lquido o han cado objetos dentro del
Limpie unicamente con un trapo seco. aparato, el aparato ha sido expuesto a la llu-
No bloquear o tapas ninguna de las averturas via o la humedad, si no funciona normal-
para ventilacion. La instalacion debe de mente, o se ha cado.
hacerse acorde con las instrucciones del
manufacturador. Daos que requieren servicio de
No se installe cerca de ninguna fuente de mantenimiento
calor, tales como radiador, registros calientes, Desconecte el equipo de la fuente de alimentacin
estufas, o cualquier otro aparato (incluyendo y pngase en contacto con un proveedor de
amplificadores) que produzcan calor. servicio en caso de alguna de las siguientes
No anule el proposito de seguridad del situaciones:
enchufe polarizado o la coneccion a tierra. El Si el cable de corriente o el enchufe son
enchufe polarizado tiene dos terminals donde daados.
una es mas ancha que la otra. El enchufe con
conneccion a tierra tiene las mismas dos Si liquidos u objectos caen dentro de la
terminales mas una tercera en forma de punta unidad.
que es la coneccion a tierra. La terminal mas Si la unidad se moja por lluvia o derrame
ancha o la tercera punta en estos enchufes es de agua.
para su seguridad. Si el enchufe suministrado
no encaja en su toma, consulte a un Si la unidad se ha cado o daado.
electricista para que reemplace el Si el rendimiento de la unidad cambia.
tomacorriente obsoleto.
Evite que el cable de alimentacin de ser Servicio
pisado o pellizcado en particular en los
No intente reparar este producto usted mismo.
enchufes, tomacorrientes y en el punto por
Si abre o retira la cubierta, podra exponerse a
donde sale del aparato.
voltajes peligrosos u otros peligros, y puede
Utilice nicamente los aditamentos y anular la garanta de la unidad. Pngase en
accesorios especificados por el fabricante. contacto con un proveedor de servicios
autorizado de todos los servicios.

Chapter 2:
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introducing the DSR-4201 ................................................................................................................... 7

Key Features .................................................................................................................................. 7
Using This Manual .......................................................................................................................... 8
PDF Navigation Guidelines ..................................................................................................... 8
Chapter 2 Connecting the DSR-4201................................................................................................................... 9
Unpacking the DSR-4201 ............................................................................................................... 9
DSR-4201 Back Panel and Connectors ......................................................................................... 9
DSR-4201 Mounting Guidelines ................................................................................................... 11
Mechanical Loading............................................................................................................... 11
Ambient Temperature............................................................................................................ 11
Circuit Overloading ................................................................................................................ 11
Connecting the DSR-4201............................................................................................................ 11
Chapter 3 Using the Front Panel and Remote Control....................................................................................... 13
Front Panel ................................................................................................................................... 13
Front-Panel Remote Button................................................................................................... 14
Hand-Held Remote Control .......................................................................................................... 15
Chapter 4 Preparing for Authorization ................................................................................................................ 17
Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 17
Tuning to the Uplink Signal........................................................................................................... 18
Contacting the Uplink Provider for Authorization .......................................................................... 19
Chapter 5 Using the Menu System..................................................................................................................... 21
Visual Indicators ........................................................................................................................... 21
Menu System................................................................................................................................ 24
Main Menu .................................................................................................................................... 24
Configuration Menus..................................................................................................................... 25
Manual Tune Submenu ......................................................................................................... 25
Channel Select Submenu...................................................................................................... 27
Video Submenu ..................................................................................................................... 28
Audio Submenu ..................................................................................................................... 28
IP Submenu........................................................................................................................... 29
Alarm Submenu..................................................................................................................... 29
Reset Submenu..................................................................................................................... 30

Chapter
Table of 2:
Contents
Diagnostics Menus ........................................................................................................................ 31

Test Submenu........................................................................................................................ 31
Download Diag - Download Information Screen .................................................................... 32
Diag Screens Submenu - Viewing Fast Facts Screens ......................................................... 33
Fast Facts 1 (General) ........................................................................................................... 34
Fast Facts 2 (Satellite RF Port Configuration) ....................................................................... 35
Fast Facts 3 (Video Information)............................................................................................ 36
Fast Facts 4 (Audio Information)............................................................................................ 37
Fast Facts 5 (Ethernet Information) ....................................................................................... 38
Fast Facts 7 (DSR Multicast Information) .............................................................................. 38
Chapter 6 Product Support ................................................................................................................................. 39
Getting Help .................................................................................................................................. 39
Technical Assistance Center......................................................................................................... 39
Calling for Repairs......................................................................................................................... 40
Chapter 7 Language Abbreviations..................................................................................................................... 41
Chapter 8 Downlink/L-Band Frequency Conversion Tables ............................................................................... 43
Chapter 9 DSR-4201 Specifications ................................................................................................................... 45
Chapter 10 DSR-4201 Open-Source Software ..................................................................................................... 47

1
Introducing the DSR-4201
The ARRIS DSR-4201 is a commercial Integrated Receiver Decoder (IRD) designed for
broadcasters and headend operators for receiving digital satellite services. The DSR-4201
unit will process both high-definition (HD and standard-definition (SD) video services.
The DSR-4201 has analog audio and video ports for single-channel output. After the
DSR-4201 unit is properly configured, it is ready to receive authorization and control
information from the satellite operator.
Key Features
Multi-format video decoder: MPEG-2/4 HD/SD to composite video decoding with
single-channel video decoding to SD composite video output in the appropriate 4x3
format via AFD signaling.
One video and one diagnostic (OSD) video output. Outputs either 525-line NTSC/PAL
M or 625-line PAL video formats.
One L-band satellite input port.
DC-II QPSK, DVB-S, and DVB-S2 demodulation.
VBI reinsertion supports data services such as Closed Caption/WST.
AC-3 (2.0 and 5.1) and MPEG 1 Layer II audio decoding.
Audio output consists of one stereo pair.
Four-digit front-panel display.
Five dedicated LED status indicators.
Configuration and control via hand-held remote control.
DCII and DVB subtitle overlay.
DTMF output for tape machines and other ad insertion equipment.
Memory configuration is saved in nonvolatile memory.
Security features include ARRIS DigiCipher II Security Technology.

Chapter 1: Introducing the DSR-4201
Using This Manual

This manual is printed as a hardcopy document and is provided in the shipping carton with
the other DSR-4201 deliverable. Customers that want to obtain a PDF file, for viewing on
the computer screen, can use their your SalesForce account to locate the file for download.
PDF Navigation Guidelines

While viewing this manual as a PDF, use the embedded hyperlinks to navigate throughout
the document. Click on any referenced location to navigate directly to that topic. To do this,
use the mouse to click on any topic name, procedure name, figure number, menu option,
page number, or table-of-contents title.
The following text and graphic on this page show examples of embedded hyperlinks within the
PDF file. Clicking on any of these items will navigate to the topic referenced in the text.
Chapter 9 DSR-4201 Specifications .......... 45
For more details, see "Diagnostics Menus" on page 31.
Perform "To use the hand-held remote control" on page 15.
See Figure 3 on page 13.
See the Video parameters (described on page 28).
Main
Configuration
Diagnostics

2
Connecting the DSR-4201
Unpacking the DSR-4201

Verify that the DSR-4201 shipping carton contains the following:
DSR-4201 Integrated Receiver/Decoder (IRD)
Power supply and detachable cord
Infrared (IR) hand-held remote control
Two AAA batteries for the hand-held remote control
Cue tone terminal block (shown Figure 2 on page 10)
Three-conductor audio/video cable (six-ft. cable with yellow, white, and red connectors)
Single-conductor video cable (six-ft. cable with yellow connectors)
Operator Guide (this manual)
Note: To acquire the current customer release notes for this firmware version. For details, see
"Product Support" on page 39.
DSR-4201 Back Panel and Connectors

The cable connections, described in this chapter, are made to the back panel of the unit, as
shown in Figure 1. For a detailed view of the back panel, see Figure 2 on page 10.
VIDEO L R
CAUTION
AUDIO + -
OUT
OSD
SAT SERIAL Cue POWER
Figure 1: DSR-4201 Back Panel (Overview)

Chapter 2: Connecting the DSR-4201
For Factory Use Cue Tone Power

(Do Not Connect) Terminals Connector
Note: One detachable three-pin cue

tone terminal block (shown below)
is provided with the DSR-4201.
Additional terminal blocks may be CAUTION
ordered through Phoenix Contact RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
(pn 1840379).
+ -
SERIAL Cue POWER
VIDEO L R
CAUTION
Detachable Three-Pin AUDIO

OUT
+ -
Cue Tone Terminal Block SAT

OSD
SERIAL Cue POWER
VIDEO L R
AUDIO
OUT
OSD
SAT
Model Barcodes: Assembly Barcode Satellite OSD Video Audio

(For Factory Use Only) Input Video Out Out
Model Number
Connector Out
Serial Number
Unit Address
Figure 2: DSR-4201 Back Panel (Detailed)

DSR-4201 Mounting Guidelines

Up to three DSR-4201s can be stacked one on top of another. Place each unit in a stable and
level position. If multiple DSR-4201s are installed in a rack assembly, the operator may choose
to have a certification agency evaluate the condition of the rack.
Mechanical Loading
The mounting rack location should be secure and level to avoid hazardous instability to the
equipment due to uneven loading or weight distribution within the rack.
Ambient Temperature
When installing the DSR-4201 within a closed or multi-unit rack, the ambient temperature
may be greater than the ambient temperature within the room. Therefore, verify that the
amount of air flow required for safe operation is not compromised (maximum temperature
for the equipment is 50 C). Consideration should be given to the maximum rated ambient
temperature for the DSR-4201s location when planning for cooling and air circulation.
ARRIS recommends the use of a fan on top of the rack.
Circuit Overloading
If the DSR-4201 is connected to a power strip, rather than a branch circuits direct
connection, use special care to ensure that the unit is properly connected. Always consider
the affect that overloading circuits might have on over-current protection and supply wiring.
To ensure that circuits are not overloaded, read the DSR-4201 UL regulatory power label on
top of the unit. Check all equipment power/amperage ratings to ensure the mounting rack
power rating is not exceeded.
Connecting the DSR-4201

To connect the DSR-4201 for service
1. As you remove the unit from the cardboard box, look on the back panel, locate the
label with Unit Address, and write the address here:
000-
__________________________________________________________
Note: The Unit Address is preceded by UA: and always starts with three zeros and a hyphen
(000-). This address will be used during the authorization process. The Unit Address can also be
found within the Diagnostics Menu on the Fast Facts 1 screen.
2. Use a customer-supplied RG-6 or 18 AWG coaxial cable to connect the satellite

source cable to the units RF input port labeled SAT.

3. Use the ARRIS-supplied audio/video cable (with RCA-type connectors) to connect the
unit to your sites downstream equipment, as needed. For the 75-ohm video, connect the
cables yellow connector to the units VIDEO Output port. For the audio, connect the
cables red and white connectors to the units two AUDIO OUT ports (L and R).
4. To view the on-screen menu system, use the ARRIS-supplied video cable (with the
yellow connectors on each end) to connect the OSD Video Output port to a 75-ohm
video monitor or television with composite video input (standard definition).
5. Connect the included power supply to a secure power source and insert the power
supplys output connector to the port labeled POWER on the back panel.
6. Verify that the front panel lights up.
7. Install the two AAA batteries (included) into the battery enclosure on the back of the
hand-held remote control and re insert the back cover.
To configure the DSR-4201 for NTSC or PAL programming
1. When the DSR-4201 is unpacked and powered up, use the remote controls NTSC or
PAL key to choose the desired video format.
2. Verify that the front panels four-digit LED displays either or . This
designation will be displayed for 10 seconds, then the channel number returns to the LED.
To view the DSR-4201 menu system

From this point forward, this document describes normal operation of the DSR-4201 and the
hand-held remote control.
1. Press the Remote button on the front panel.
2. Press the Menu button on the hand-held remote control. If the menu system appears,
the unit is ready to be configured.
Important: Before attempting to navigate the menu system, it is necessary to read pages 13 - 15.
Then, see "Preparing for Authorization" on page 17.

Remote
Download
3
Alarm
Using the Front Panel and Remote Control
Front Panel
Figure 3 shows the DSR-4201 front panel.
DSR-4201 Remote Authorized

Download Signal
Alarm
Remote
LED Status Indicators: Four-Digit LED Display LED Status Indicators: Remote Button
Remote Authorized
Download Signal
Alarm
Figure 3: DSR-4201 Front Panel (Detailed)
The DSR-4201 front panel provides the following visual indicators:

Remote Button Press this button to enable/disable the hand-held remote control.
Four-Digit Display Displays the currently-tuned in MPEG program number or
Virtual Channel Number (VCN).
LED Status Indicators Use the following LEDs to understand the units current status:
Remote Illuminates when the unit is being controlled by the hand-held
remote control and blinks when each key is pressed.
Download Blinks when a firmware download is in progress and illuminates
solid when the unit has successfully received the firmware
download and is waiting for activation by the programmer.
Alarm Illuminates red when the unit enters an alarm state.
Authorized Illuminates when the unit is authorized by the service provider.
Signal Illuminates when the unit is locked to a valid carrier.

Chapter 3: Using the Front Panel and Remote Control
Front-Panel Remote Button

Figure 4 shows the front-panel pushbutton that is used to connect to the hand-held
remote control.
Remote Authorized
DSR-4201 Download Signal
Alarm
Remote
Remote
Remote
Figure 4: DSR-4201 Front-Panel Remote Control Button
By default, the DSR-4201 does not respond to the buttons on the hand-held remote
control. The following bullets describe the functionality of the Remote button located on
the front panel:
Use the Remote button on the DSR-4201 front panel to establish a connection
between the DSR-4201 and the hand-held remote control.
After two minutes of inactivity, the connection is closed.
To immediately end the connection between the DSR-4201 and the hand-held remote
control, press the Remote button again or press the R button on the hand-held
remote control.
Important: When several DSR-4201s are located together, do not attempt to configure multiple
units at the same time. Always press the Remote button on one unit at a time and use the hand-
held remote control to make the necessary changes. When the configuration changes are complete,
press the front panels Remote button (or the remotes R button) and verify that the Remote LED
on the front panel is no longer illuminated. Now it is safe to configure another unit.
Factory Reset
To perform a factory reset from the front panel, hold the Remote button for ten seconds.
Important: Performing a Factory Reset deletes all defined setup and download information and
resets the parameters back to the factory defaults. Although the unit will maintain its authorization
configuration, information and effort is required to restore the unit to an operational state. Before
performing a factory reset, it is important to write down all the settings from all the various
Configuration menus. After performing the Factory Reset, use this information to access the channel
map and lock to the Uplink signal. This operation interrupts service output, so use it carefully.

Chapter 3: Using the Front Panel and Remote Control
Hand-Held Remote Control

To use the hand-held remote control
1. Go to the DSR-4201s front panel, press the Remote button, and verify that the Remote
LED on the front panel is illuminated.
2. Press the MENU button to view the DSR-4201 menu overlay on television monitor
connected to the On-Screen Display (OSD) video port.
3. Use the buttons as described in Figure 5.
Use the red Remote ( R ) button to Use the and buttons to move the green
immediately end the connection between R highlight up and down within the menu system.
the DSR-4201 and the hand-held remote REMOTE
control. Another way to immediately end 2ABC 3DEF
1
the connection is to press Remote on the
front panel.
4GHI 5JKL 6MNO
The and buttons have several uses:
Press and to move the green
8TUV 9WXYZ
highlight between SAVE and CANCEL.
7PQRS
Use the numeric (0 - 9) buttons and decimal Press and to scroll through each of
( ) button to enter numeric values. 0 F1 the Fast Facts and Diagnostic Screens.
Press to backspace a value (or decimal
point) within a parameter.
The OK button has several uses:
Press OK to enter a submenu. OK
Press OK to change a parameter setting. The EXIT button has several uses:
Press EXIT to leave a menu or parameter
Press OK to choose either SAVE or MENU EXIT
without making a change.
CANCEL.
Press EXIT to move up one level within the
Press OK to confirm a parameter setting.
menu system.
CH+ F2 F3
Press EXIT repeatedly to remove the on-
CH- F4 F5 screen menu system overlay.
Press the MENU button to view the DSR- NTSC PAL
4201 menu overlay on the television monitor
that is connected to the On-Screen Display
(OSD) video port on the back panel. Use the F4 and F5 function buttons to display
the desired video format:
Press the blue ( F4 ) button to display
an NTSC signal.
After the initial setup, use the CH+ and CH-
buttons to choose the desired VCN or Press the blue ( F5 ) button to display
MPEG Service Number. a PAL signal.
Figure 5: Hand-Held Remote Control - Button Descriptions

4
Preparing for Authorization
Introduction
Important: If the unit is already powered up and the unit is already receiving the desired
audio/video signal, then the unit is already authorized and there is no need to perform the
procedures in this chapter.
At this point, the unit is operational, but not yet tuned to the Uplinks signal. Before
performing the procedures in this chapter:
Verify that you performed "To connect the DSR-4201 for service" on page 11.
Verify that you performed "To configure the DSR-4201 for NTSC or PAL
programming" on page 12.
Verify that you performed "To view the DSR-4201 menu system" on page 12.
Verify that your Uplink Provider has already furnished you with the settings for the
Manual Tune menu and Channel Select menu. See Figure 6 on page 18.

Chapter 4: Preparing for Authorization
Manual Tune
Mode ____________________
Xpndr ____________________ The Uplink Provider
will provide some or
Frequency ____________________ all of these required
Modulation ____________________ values.
Symbol Rate ____________________

LNB Power
Lock Status
SAVE CANCEL
Channel Select
Service Mode ____________________ The Uplink Provider
will provide some or
VCT ____________________ all of these required
VCN ____________________ values.
MPEG
Audio Language
Subtitle Enable
Subtitle Language
Teletext Enable
SAVE CANCEL
Figure 6: Uplink-Provided Values
Tuning to the Uplink Signal

Important: The configuration settings, shown in Figure 6 as blank lines, are mandatory and you
cannot acquire video and authorize the unit until you have these settings from the Uplink Provider.
To tune the DSR-4201 to the Uplink signal
1. To get access to the menu system, use the front-panel Remote pushbutton and the
Menu button on the hand-held remote control.
2. Use the buttons to move the highlight to Configuration and press OK.
3. Use the and buttons to move the highlight to Manual Tune and press OK
4. When the Manual Tune menu appears, use the and buttons to move the highlight
to Mode and press OK.

Chapter 4: Preparing for Authorization
5. Make sure all necessary parameters are set from both menus: Manual Tune and
Channel Select. Also, remember to save the settings for both menus. To do this, use
the and buttons to move the highlight down to the SAVE option and press OK.
6. Go to the Manual Tune menu and verify that the Lock Status designation, at the
bottom of the menu, displays Locked.
Important: Lock Status must display Locked before you can continue to the next step. If
Unlocked appears, the DSR-4201 is not getting an input signal. If this is the case, verify that the
SAT input on the back panel is connected to the proper satellite feed and repeat this procedure.
Contacting the Uplink Provider for Authorization

At this point, the DSR-4201 is operational and tuned into the Uplinks signal, but not
authorized to decrypt the Uplinks encrypted video/audio signal. Before contacting the
Uplink Provider, verify that you have the units Unit Address. This is the number you
wrote down in Step 1 on page 11.
Tip: Another way to see the Unit Address is to go to the Fast Facts 1 menu. To do this, return to the
Main Menu, go to the Diagnostics menu, and go to the Diag Screens submenu. Use the buttons
to move to the Fast Facts 1 screen and look for the number after Unit =. It starts with 000-. The Fast
Facts 1 screen is shown on page 34.
If it is necessary to authorize several DSR-4201s, it is best to make a list of all the unit addresses so
the Uplink Provider can authorize them all at once.
To authorize the DSR-4201 for video/audio signal
1. Make sure that all DSR-4201(s) meet the following criteria:
The DSR-4201 is powered up

It is connected to the correct satellite feed
It is tuned to the Uplinks signal
The SIGNAL LED is on
2. Contact the Uplink Provider and make sure you tell them that you need one (or more)
DSR-4201s authorized.
3. The Uplink Provider will ask for the Unit Address and give you further instructions.
They will tell you when to expect the AUTHORIZED LEDs to turn green and what
channels to select for each unit. Use the remote controls CH+ and CH- buttons to access
the Uplinks available channels.

5
Using the Menu System
Visual Indicators
Figure 7 shows the Configuration menu with Manual Tune highlighted. The green highlight
( ) designates which option is currently active. A blue item ( ) designates it can be
highlighted using the and buttons.
Use the and buttons to
Configuration move the green highlight (
up and down the menu listing.
)
Manual Tune
Channel Select
Video
Audio
IP
Alarm
Reset
Figure 7: Menu System Visual Indicators - Green and Blue Highlights (Example)
Figure 8 shows a menu with two parameters that are grayed out ( ). The gray designation
means an option is currently unavailable for editing. When the and buttons are used to
move the green highlight, the menu system always skips over grayed-out items.
Manual Tune
There are two reasons that
Mode Xpdr parameters are grayed.
Xpndr 1
It does not apply (due to
Frequency 1430.00 other settings within the
menu).
Modulation DCII Auto
LNB Power Off It was automatically set
when another parameter
Lock Status UnLocked was specified by the user.
Figure 8: Menu System Visual Indicators - Gray Highlights (Example)

Chapter 5: Using the Menu System
Figure 9 shows the green highlight on the Modulation parameter (fourth line from the top).
Press the OK button to view and select options. Notice this parameter has four options and
the third option (DVB-S) is currently highlighted.
Each time the and but-

Manual Tune ton is pressed, the pointer ( > )
and green highlight ( ) move
Mode Xpdr up or down within the short list.
Xpndr 1 When the correct options is

highlighted, press OK.
Frequency 1430.00
Modulation DCII Manual or
DCII Auto
LNB Power OnDCII Manual To return the parameter to its
most-recently-saved setting,
Lock Status > DVB-S
UnLocked press EXIT.
DVB-S2
Figure 9: Menu System Visual Indicators - Choosing Options (Short Lists Example)
When a parameter has a longer list of choices, the menu system displays the list in a
different manner. Figure 10 shows the Symbol Rate parameter being set. This parameter has
eight options, but only four are shown on the screen. The four options are shown with an up
arrow ( ) above the list and a down arrow ( ) below the list. These two arrows
designate that you should press the and buttons to see more options.
Currently, the 29.27 option has

Manual Tune the pointer ( > ) and has the
green highlight ( ). Press
the and buttons to
Mode LFreq scroll through the other options
Xpndr 1 in the list.
Frequency 1430.00 When the correct options is
highlighted, press OK.
Modulation DCII Manual
Symbol Rate 19.51 or
Split Mode > 29.27
Combined To return the parameter to its
19.51 most-recently-saved setting,
LNB Power On
14.63 press EXIT.
Lock Status UnLocked
11.71
Figure 10: Menu System Visual Indicators - Choosing Options (Long Lists Example)

Some parameters require the user to enter an exact value. Figure 11 shows the Frequency
parameter being changed to 1477.05. Use the remote controls Numeric buttons,
Decimal button ( ), and Backspace button () to enter the desired value.
When the correct options is

Manual Tune highlighted, press OK.
or
Mode LFreq
Xpndr 1 To return the parameter to its
most-recently-saved setting,
Frequency 1477.05_ press EXIT.
LNB Power Off
Lock Status UnLocked
Figure 11: Menu System Visual Indicators - Typing Numeric Values (Example)
When all settings are complete within a menu, use the and buttons to navigate the
green highlight to bottom of the screen. Figure 12 shows the SAVE button is highlighted.
Use the
and buttons
to move the green highlight
Manual Tune left and right from SAVE to
CANCEL.
Mode LFreq
To save the settings, highlight
Xpndr 1 SAVE and press OK.
Frequency 1430.00
or
To return the settings to the
LNB Power Off most-recently-saved
Lock Status UnLocked settings, select CANCEL and
OK. Another way to return to
the most-recently-saved
SAVE CANCEL settings is to press EXIT from
anywhere on the screen.
Figure 12: Saving / Cancelling Settings (Example)

Menu System
Figure 13 shows the hierarchy of all menus and submenus.
Main
Configuration Diagnostics
Manual Tune Channel Select

Video Video Audio IP Alarm Reset Test Download Diag Diag Screens
Figure 13: Menu System Hierarchy
Main Menu
To access the Main Menu, as shown in Figure 14, go to the DSR-4201 front panel and press
the Remote button. If the menu does not appear, use the remote control and press the MENU
button. If this does not display a menu, verify the connection to the television monitor, as
described on page 11. If another menu is being displayed, press the EXIT button on the
remote control until the Main Menu appears.
DSR-4201
Main
Configuration
Diagnostics
Figure 14: Main Menu

Configuration Menus
The Configuration menu, as shown in Figure 15, lists seven sub menus.
Configuration
Manual Tune
Channel Select
Video
Audio
IP
Alarm
Reset
Figure 15: Configuration Menu
Manual Tune Submenu

Use the Manual Tune submenu, as shown in Figure 16, to select a signal and specify the
desired tuning parameters. The following text describes each of the Manual Tune parameters
and the associated options.
Symbol Rate only
appears when Manual Tune
Modulation is set
to one of the
following:
Mode Xpdr
Xpndr 1
DCII Manual
DVB-S Frequency 1430.00
DVB-S2 Modulation DCII Manual
Symbol Rate 19.51
Split Mode Combined
Split Mode only LNB Power Off
appears when Lock Status UnLocked
Modulation is set
to DCII Manual.
Figure 16: Manual Tune Submenu
Parameter Description
Mode Use this parameter to select the type of satellite signal that is connected to the SAT
(Default: Xpdr) input port on the back panel. This parameter has two options:
Xpndr - Use this option when acquiring a standard transponder frequency (i.e., a
North American C-band satellite center frequency). After choosing this option, go to
the Frequency parameter and select the desired value.
LFreq - Use this option when acquiring a non standard transponder frequency. This
option supports current satellite LNB signals (i.e., C-band and Ku-band). After
choosing this option, go to the Frequency parameter and select the desired value.
For an explanation of how to convert C-Band and Ku-Band Frequencies to L-Band,
see "Downlink/L-Band Frequency Conversion Tables" on page 43.

Xpndr This parameter allows selection of an initial satellite transponder number and can only
(Default: 1) be used if the Mode parameter is set to Xpndr. If the Mode parameter is set to LFreq,
this parameter is grayed out so it cannot be edited.
Use this parameter to enter the desired transponder number. Use the Numeric buttons
to enter a value from 1 to 24. This will automatically sets the Frequency parameter and
gray it out so it cannot be edited.
Frequency If the Mode parameter is set to LFreq, use this parameter to tune to the desired
(Default: 1430.00) frequency. Use the Numeric buttons, Decimal button ( ), and Backspace button ()
to enter a value from 950.00 to 2150.00 MHz.
If the Mode parameter is set to Xpndr, this parameter is set automatically and is grayed
out so it cannot be edited.
Modulation Use this parameter to specify one of the desired signal modulations. This parameter
(Default: DCII Auto) has four options: DCII Auto, DCII Manual, DVB-S, and DVB-S2.
Symbol Rate This parameter only appears in the submenu if the Modulation parameter is set to DCII
(Default: 19.51) Manual, DVB-S, or DVB-S2.
Use this parameter to set the baud rate (or Symbol rate). This is the number of
signalling events that are transmitted per second. If the Modulation parameter is set to
DCII Manual, this parameter provides the following choices: 3.25, 4.88, 7.32, 9.76,
11.71, 14.63, 19.51, and 29.27 Msps. In this case, use the and buttons to
choose the desired setting.
However, if the Modulation parameter is set to DVB-S or DVB-S2, use the Numeric
buttons, Decimal button ( ), and Backspace button () to enter a value:
DVB-S Enter a value from 0.000000 to 99.999999 Msps.
DVB-S2 Enter a value from 3.000000 to 33.000000 Msps.
Split Mode This parameter only appears in the submenu if the Modulation parameter is set to DCII
(Default: Manual. Use this parameter to choose the Mux mode. This parameter has two options:
Combined)
Combined Choose this option when the bitstream is a single bitstream.
Split Choose this option when the bitstream is split into separate
I and Q components.
LNB Power Use this parameter to direct power to the SAT port on the back panel. This parameter
(Default: Off) has two options.
On This option supplies 18 VDC power to the SAT port.
Off This option does not supply power to the SAT port.
Lock Status This read-only (grayed out) field displays one of the following status messages:
(Read-only)
Locked Designates the DSR-4201 is tuned to a signal.
UnLocked Designates the DSR-4201 is not tuned to a signal.

Channel Select Submenu

Use this submenu to configure the output service.
Channel Select
Service Mode MPEG
VCT 0
VCN 0
MPEG 0
Audio Language def
Subtitle Enable OFF
Subtitle Language def
Teletext Enable OFF
SAVE CANCEL
Figure 17: Channel Select Submenu
Service Mode Use this parameter to specify the desired service mode. Choose either MPEG or DCII.
(Default: MPEG)
VCT This parameter is only editable if the Service Mode parameter is set to DCII. Use this
(Default: 0) parameter to specify a Virtual Channel Table (VCT) number. Use the Numeric buttons and
Backspace button () to enter a value from 1 to 65535. If Service Mode is set to MPEG,
this parameter is grayed out so it cannot be edited.
VCN This parameter is only editable if the Service Mode parameter is set to DCII. Use this
(Default: 0) parameter to specify a Virtual Channel Number (VCN) that is coming in on the SAT input
port. Use the Numeric buttons and Backspace button () to enter a value from 1 to
4095. If Service Mode is set to MPEG, this parameter is grayed out so it cannot be edited.
MPEG This parameter is only editable when the Service Mode parameter is set to MPEG. Use
(Default: 0) it to select which service is displayed at the video and audio outputs by specifying the
MPEG program number. The MPEG program number can be used instead of a Virtual
Channel, but only if the DSR-4201 is already tuned to the appropriate L-band signal.
Use the Numeric buttons and Backspace button () to enter a value from 1 to 65535.
If Service Mode is set to DCII, this parameter is grayed out so it cannot be edited.
Audio Language Use this parameter to specify the language to hear as the audio. The list only contains
(Default: def) the languages that are being provided by the Uplink Provider. To view the list of all
language abbreviations, see "Language Abbreviations" on page 41. The def setting
(default) designates the language that is listed first in the list.
Subtitle Enable Use this parameter to enable/disable subtitles. This parameter has two options:
(Default: OFF)
ON This option enables subtitles.
OFF This option disables subtitles.
Subtitle Language Use this parameter to specify the subtitle language to view on the screen. The list only
(Default: def) contains the language(s) specified by the Uplink Provider. The def setting (default)
designates the language that is listed first in the list. To view the list of language
abbreviations, see "Language Abbreviations" on page 41.
Teletext Enable Use this parameter to enable and disable teletext. This parameter has two options:
(Default: OFF)
ON This option transcodes the first component in the PMT onto VBI.
OFF This option routes the teletext within the input video to the video output.

Video Submenu
Use this submenu to configure the units video settings.
Video
Video Out 525
525 NTSC
625 PAL
SAVE CANCEL
Figure 18: Video Submenu
Video Out Use the dropdown menu to specify the desired video output format:
(Default: 525)
525 This option generates a 525-line 60-field video.
625 This option generates a 625-line 50-field video.
525 Use the dropdown menu to choose the desired 525-line video standard: NTSC or PAL-M.
(Default: NTSC)
625 Use the dropdown menu to choose the desired 625-line video standard: PAL or PAL-N.
(Default: PAL)
Audio Submenu
Use this submenu to configure the units audio settings.
Audio
Audio Gain 0
Audio Diag/Comp On/Moderate
Audio MIX Stereo
SAVE CANCEL
Figure 19: Audio Submenu
Audio Gain Use this parameter to adjust the audio signal output level for the left and right channels
(Default: 0) jointly. Use the dropdown menu to specify the desired audio gain: 0 dB to -20 dB.
Audio Diag/Comp Use this parameter to control of the degree of audio level compression. This parameter
(Default: has four options:
On/Moderate)
Off/Off Compression is not used. It provides no dynamic range of the audio
signal and the volume is not adjusted for dialog.
On/Off Compression is not used. It provides full dynamic range of the
audio signal and the volume is adjusted for dialog.
(Description continues on next page.)

Audio Diag/Comp On/Moderate Provides some reduction and amplification of the audio signal, but
(Default: the thresholds are wider apart, providing moderate dynamic range
On/Moderate) of the audio signal.
On/Heavy Reduces the louder audio signals and boosts the softer signals
(Continued from
using tighter compression thresholds in order to eliminate dramatic
previous page)
fluctuations in the audio signal level and suppress dynamic range
of the audio signal.
Audio MIX Use this parameter to specify the audio processing routing scheme. This parameter
(Default: Stereo) has four options:
Mono The same signal is output to the left and right channel.
Dual Mono Different signals are output to the left and right channel.
Stereo Stereo output on both left and right channel.
Surround Enhanced stereo with surround pass-through.
IMPORTANT: If the incoming audio is stereo and you are connecting to a mono
modulator, you must set this parameter to Mono.
When changing this parameter to or from Dual Mono, always go to the Channel Select
submenu and review the Audio Language parameter (described on page 27).
IP Submenu
This submenu is currently not supported.
IP
IP Address 192.168.000.100
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.000
Gateway Address 192.168.000.001
Link Status Link Down
SAVE CANCEL
Figure 20: IP Configuration Submenu
Alarm Submenu
Use this submenu to choose which trigger option will cause the DSR-4201 to initiate an
alarm condition and illuminate the front-panel Alarm LED.
Alarm
Alarm Trigger Auto
Alarm Status Clear
SAVE CANCEL
Figure 21: Alarm Submenu

Alarm Trigger Use this parameter to specify which of the following conditions will activate the front-
(Default: Auto) panel Alarm LED. This parameter has five options:
Disabled No conditions will activate the Alarm LED.
Auto The Alarm LED is activated when any of the following conditions are
encountered: no signal, no video, and no authorization.
No Signal The Alarm LED is activated when it is not locked to a satellite signal.
No Video The Alarm LED is activated when loss of video is detected.
No Auth The Alarm LED is activated when the unit is not authorized for the
selected service.
Alarm Status This read-only (grayed out) field displays one of the following status messages.
(read only)
Alarmed The DSR-4201 is in alarm mode and the Alarm LED is activated.
Clear The alarm is clear and the Alarm LED is not activated.
Reset Submenu
Use this submenu to execute factory defaults and perform power cycle resets.
Reset
Reset Type No
SAVE CANCEL
Figure 22: Reset Submenu
Reset Type Use this parameter to execute factory defaults and perform power cycle resets. This
(Default: No) parameter has three options:
No Indicates the DSR-4201 will not perform a power cycle or
factory reset. To return to the Configuration menu, press EXIT.
Power Cycle Reboots the DSR-4201 without losing internal user setup
information or downloaded network information. To initiate the
power cycle, select this option and select SAVE.
CAUTION: This operation interrupts service output, so use

it carefully.
Factory Reset Resets the system to the programming values originally set by
the factory firmware.
CAUTION: Performing a Factory Reset deletes all defined setup

and download information and resets the parameters back to the
factory defaults. This operation interrupts service output, so use it
carefully. Although the unit will maintain its authorization configura-
tion, information and effort is required to restore the unit to an opera-
tional state. Before performing a factory reset, it is important to write
down all the settings from all the various Configuration menus. After
performing the Factory Reset, use this information to access the
channel map and lock to the uplink signal.
Another way to perform a factory reset is to go to the front panel

and hold the Remote button for ten seconds.

Diagnostics Menus
Use the Diagnostics menu, as shown in Figure 23, to oversee pending downloads, perform
tests for video, audio, and cue tones, as well as, to view the units overall status.
Diagnostics
Test
Download Diag
Diag Screens
Figure 23: Diagnostics Menu
Test Submenu
Use the Test Submenu, as shown in Figure 24, to perform video, audio, and cue tone tests.
Only one of the three tests can be performed at a time.
Important: Pressing the remote controls EXIT button from this submenu will return the test to the
Off setting. Video test patterns are presented on the Video Output port and not on the OSD output port.
Test
Video Test Off
Audio Test Off
CueTone Test Off
Figure 24: Test Submenu
Video Test Use this parameter to perform a Video Test Signal. This parameter has four options:
(Default: Off)
Off Use this option to disable the video test signal, set this option to the
Off setting, and return the video signal to normal operation.
Color Bar 1 Use this option to override the normal video signal with the full-
screen Color Bar 1 video test signal.
Grey Scale Use this option to override the normal video signal with the full-
screen grey Color Bar 1 video test signal.
Color Bar 2 Use this option to override the normal video signal with the full-
screen Color Bar 2 video test signal.
Audio Test Use this parameter to validate the audio connection by transmitting internally-
(Default: Off) generated audible tones to the audio output ports. This parameter has three options:
Off Use this option to disable the audio test signal and return to the
normal audio signal.
1000 Use this option to replace the normal audio with the 1000 Hz audio
test signal.
3700 Use this option to replace the normal audio with the 3700 Hz audio
test signal.

CueTone Test Use this parameter to turn off and on the DSR-4201s cue tone terminals (shown in
(Default: Off) Figure 2 on page 10). This parameter has two options:
Off Use this option to disable the Cue Tone test sequence and return to
normal operation.
On Use this option to command the DSR-4201 to generate the
following DTMF sequence: 01234567 and 89*#ABCD. This
sequence is commanded three times. The first and second
sequences are followed with a 15-second delay.
CAUTION: While this parameter is set to On, ad insertion signals

are sent to the local headend equipment and output to the customer
may be interrupted.
Download Diag - Download Information Screen

Use the Download Diag screen, as shown in Figure 25, to view download information.
Download Diag
The front-panel Download LED
STATUS: Downloading Component Files blinks when a firmware download
Current Version =0x234 is in progress. The LED illuminates
New Version =0x235 solid when the unit has success-
fully received the firmware down-
Activation Time: SUN MAY 13 20:30:28 2012 load and is waiting for activation by
the programmer.
1) tpActive.tar: Curr=27 Rcvd=27 Total=27

2) Keystone: Curr=1 Rcvd=1 Total=2323
Figure 25: Download Diag Screen (Example)
Read Only Field Description

STATUS This information line provides the units current status. This line will always display one of
the following messages:
No Active Downloads
Preamble received Waiting for Packing List
Downloading Component Files
All Files received Waiting for Activation
Current Version This information line provides the units current firmware version number
New Version This line only appears if a new download is pending. It provides the firmware version
number associated with the new download.
Activation Time This information line provides the scheduled activation time.
The format is described below:
DAY-OF-WEEK <space> MON <space> DD <space> HH:MM:SS <space> YYYY
MON = Month DD = Day HH = Hour SS = Second YYYY = Year

File Information These lines only appears if a download is in progress. Each numbered line provides a
filename followed by three values, as described below:
Curr Last received segment number
Rcvd Segments received so far
Total Total segments expected when complete

Diag Screens Submenu - Viewing Fast Facts Screens

The Fast Facts Diagnostic screens are a part of the units firmware that is created during
product development. Use the Fast Facts screens to view IRD information and diagnostic data.
To view the OSD diagnostic screen, go to the Main Menu, choose Diagnostics, choose Diag
Screens, and use the buttons to view each of the Fast Facts screens. Figure 26 shows
the type of information on each of the screens.
Fast Facts 1 General Information Page 34
Fast Facts 2 RF Port Configuration Page 35
Fast Facts 3 Video Information Page 36
Fast Facts 4 Audio Information Page 37
Fast Facts 5 Ethernet Port Information Page 38
Fast Facts 7 Multicast Information Page 38
Use the buttons to view

FF1 FF2 FF3 FF4 FF5 FF7 each of the Fast Facts screens.
Figure 26: Fast Facts Diagnostic Screens

Fast Facts 1 (General)

The Fast Facts 1 screen displays general information relating to the basic functionality of
the IRD.
Unit = 000-03177-05987-128 VC # = 0132

A B
Firmware = 000148 00017C VCT ID = 0002

C D
Encryption = Encrypted Service # = 0007

E F
Auth State = Subscrb With Tape Eb/No = +26.3

G H
Signal State = Locked Sat/Xpndr = G7/17

I J
Signal Quality = 100 Polarization = Horz

K L
Symbol Rate = 30.00 Msps FEC Rate = 5/6 8s2

M N
Frequency = 1110.000 MHz
O
Field Name Definition

A Unit Displays the 16-digit unit address.
B VC # Displays the Virtual Channel number.
C Firmware Displays the firmware version in the boot sector of ROM and the
application section.
D VCT ID Displays the current VCT ID.
E Encryption Displays if the current service is encrypted or not.
F Service # Displays the service number for the current program.
G Auth State If the current service is encrypted, this field displays the current
authorization state of the unit.
H Eb/No Shows the Signal-to-Noise (Eb/No) ratio of the signal.
I Signal State Shows the received signal state, either Locked or Searching,
depending on whether the unit is locked to a signal, or not.
J Sat/Xpndr Displays the satellite name and transponder number. If the satellite
name is null, then the satellite number is used.
K Signal Quality Displays the signal quality, if the signal is DCII. Otherwise, it displays the
Signal Strength. Both values are normalized to be between 0 and 100%.
L Polarization Displays the polarization for the currently tuned-to transponder, either
Horz (horizontal) or Vert(vertical).
M Symbol Rate Displays the current symbol rate.
N FEC Rate Displays the Forward Error correction (FEC) coding rate.
O Frequency Displays the current RF frequency.

Fast Facts 2 (Satellite RF Port Configuration)

The Fast Facts 2 screen displays the DSR-4201s SAT port configuration.
Port0 + G7(14) Vert ................. Defined D1

A B C D E

A Port Number The port number being described. This field always displays Port 0.
B Active Status The ports status is indicated with either:
+ Indicates the port is active.

- Indicates the port is inactive.
C Satellite Name The name of the current satellite. The Satellite ID is displayed within
brackets.
D Polarization The ports polarity transponder is indicated with either Horz (horizontal)
or Vert (vertical).
E Configuration The configuration status of the port, either: Defined, Undefined, or Not
Status Supported.

Fast Facts 3 (Video Information)

The Fast Facts 3 screen displays information relating to the video signal.
Video Locked = Yes Monitor = NTSC

A B
Press to Video Pid = 0x0051 Window = 720x480 0:0

toggle C D
between
digital and PCR Pid = 0x0051 Aspect Mode = Auto
hex formats. E F
Source = Progressive Video Setup = No

G H
Resolution = 1280x720 Film Mode = No

I J
Aspect Ratio = 16x9 VMC = 32 00:00.00

K L
Frame Rate = 59.940 PTS : FIFO = 3602680290:28793

M N
Chroma Ratio = Reserved Video Rate = 4.000 Mbps

O P

A Video Locked An indication of video lock status. Yes denotes the video for the IRD is
being received and locked. No denotes the video is not being received.
B Monitor Displays the current output format of the video display.
C Video Pid Displays the current Program Identification (PID) number for the video.
Press to toggle between digital and hex formats.

D Window Displays the current dimensions of the video display:
Width x Height, Xpos : Ypos (or mute)
E PCR Pid Displays the current Program Clock Reference (PCR) PID.
Press to toggle between digital and hex formats.

F Aspect Mode Displays the current aspect mode for the incoming video.
G Source Displays the source format: either Interlaced or Progressive.
H Video Setup Displays the indication if the video setup (pedestal) is active, either Yes
or No.
I Resolution Displays the horizontal size and vertical size of the received video.
J Film Mode Displays the indication whether Film Mode is active (Yes) or inactive (No).
K Aspect Ratio Displays the aspect ratio of the video within the transport stream.
L VMC Displays the current Video Mute Count (VCM).
M Frame Rate Displays the frame rate code of the stream.
N PTS : FIFO Displays the video Presentation Time Stamp (PTS) followed by the
Picture FIFO Depth Count.
O Chroma Ratio Displays chrominance format for the video within the transport stream.
P Video Rate Displays the rate (in Mbps) of the video within the transport stream.

Fast Facts 4 (Audio Information)

The Fast Facts 4 screen displays audio information.
Audio Locked = Yes

A
Press to Audio Pid = 0x0052

toggle B
between
digital and PCR Pid = 0x0051
hex formats. C
Type = AC3
D
Sample Rate = 48.0kHz

E
InputChans = 3/2.1
F
Lang Prefer = def

G
Lang Status = eng00

H
Downmix = Mono
I

A Audio Locked Displays the indication of audio lock status for both audio programs. If
yes, then the audio for the IRD is being received and locked. If No,
then the audio is not being received.
B Audio Pid Displays the current Audio PID for both audio programs.
C PCR Pid Displays the current PCR PID for both audio programs.
D Type Displays the audio stream type: MPEG, AAC, AC3, etc.
E Sample Rate Displays the sampling rate (in kHz) of both audio programs.
F InputChans Displays the number of decoded audio channels. For example, 3/2.1
(shown above) designates three (3) front channels, two (2) rear chan-
nels, and one (1) subwoofer channel.
G Lang Prefer Displays the preferred language setting for the audio program. If def is
shown in this field, this designates the language is user-selected. To
view the list of language abbreviations, see "Language Abbreviations"
on page 41.
H Language Displays the status of the audio programs currently-specified language.
Status
I Downmix Displays the downmix type: Mono, Dual Mono, Stereo, or Surround.

Fast Facts 5 (Ethernet Information)

The Fast Facts 5 screen displays Ethernet port information.
Network Status : 10Mbps Half Duplex

A
Address Type : Manually Configured

B
MAC Address : 00:09:0E:CC:70:55

C
IP Address : 010.077.005.066
D
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.000

E
Gateway : 192.077.004.001
F

A Network Status This field displays the units speed (either 10Mbps, 100Mbps, or
1000Mpbs) along with the duplex designation (either Full Duplex or
Half Duplex). Other possible messages include: Link Down, Link Up,
and Link Unknown.
B Address Type Displays address type.
C MAC Address Displays the MAC address of the unit.
D IP Address Displays the current IP address of the unit.
E Subnet Mask Displays the current subnet mask of the unit.
F Gateway Displays the current gateway of the unit.
Fast Facts 7 (DSR Multicast Information)

The Fast Facts 7 screen displays DSR-4201s multicast address information.
M16: 0001,CF04,8401
A
M24: 00006A
B

A M16 The unit displays one, two, or three 16-bit multicast addresses as
defined by the Uplink Provider. Each address is separated by a comma.
B M24 The unit displays one 24-bit multicast address.

6
Product Support
Getting Help
Help with your product is available online and by phone.
Find technical documentation in the CustomerCare 360 Documentation Center
(http://www.arrisi.com/cc360).
Get release updates and download software from DigitalCM (digitalcm.arrisi.com).
The ARRIS Training Learning Portal provides self-paced product training and course
descriptions of instructor-led training classes at http://www.arris.com/support/training.
In many cases, training can be given at your location.
Technical Assistance Center

The Technical Assistance Center (TAC) provides assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
To open a case, use one of these contact methods:
Customers in North American should call the TAC at 888-944-HELP (888-944-4357).
Customers outside North America should call the TAC at 215-323-2345.
For Spanish language support, (A para asistencia en espaol), call 215-323-2346.
Contact the TAC by e-mail at Tac.Helpdesk@arrisi.com

Chapter 6: Product Support
Calling for Repairs

If repair is necessary, call the ARRIS authorized repair vendor, World Wide Digital at
1-800-227-0450 or 1-956-541-0600 for shipping address and a Return for Service
Authorization (RSA) number before sending the unit for repair. The RSA number must be
prominently displayed on all equipment cartons and shipping label. World Wide Digital is
open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central Time, Monday through Friday.
When shipping equipment for repair, follow these steps:
1. Pack the unit securely.
2. Enclose a note describing the exact problem.
3. Enclose a copy of the invoice to verify the warranty status.
4. Label all cartons and shipping labels with the RSA number.

7
Language Abbreviations
The following list of languages is recommended to system operators as the appropriate

identifiers for audio, subtitle, and text information.
It may be necessary to use this list when setting the parameters: Audio Language (described
on page 27), Subtitle Language (described on page 27), and when viewing the Fast Fact
field: Lang Prefer (described on page 37).
Language Abbreviation Language Abbreviation

Arabic ara Egyptian egy
Armenian arm English eng
Balinese ban Esperanto epo
Basque baq Faroese fao
Batak (Indonesian) btk Finnish fin
Bengali ben French fre
Bhojpuri bho German ger
Bulgarian bul Greek gre
Burmese bur Gujarati guj
Catalan cat Hebrew heb
Chinese chi Hindi hin
Croatian scr Hiri Motu hmo
Cue (Tones) cue Hungarian hun
Czech cze Indonesian ind
Danish dan Interlingua* ina
Dutch dut Iranian ira
Irish iri Philippine (Other) phi
Italian ita Polish pol
Panjabi pan Portuguese por
* (International Auxiliary Lang. Assoc.)

Chapter 7: Language Abbreviations
Language Abbreviation Language Abbreviation

Japanese jpn Rajasthani raj
Javanese jav Romanian rum
Kashmiri kas Russian rus
Korean kor Samoan smo
Kurdish kur Scots sco
Latin lat Sindhi snd
Malay may Spanish spa
Mandar mdr Swahili swa
Marathi mar Swedish swe
Miscellaneous Lang. mis Tagalog tgl
Mongolian mon Tamil tam
Nepali nep Thai tha
Norwegian nor Urdu urd
Otomian Lang. oto Vietnamese vie
Pahlavi pal Welsh wel
Persian per

8
Downlink/L-Band Frequency
Conversion Tables
A distributor or programmer can provide the latest L-Band frequency plans at purchase time.
Use the following formulas to perform calculations for both C-Band and Ku-Band transpon-
ders, or for installing a new satellite.
Example
calculation if
Formula for converting a C-Band Frequency to an L-Band Frequency downlink
frequency is
3,740 MHz
5,150 MHz <minus> Frequency Downlink (DL) <equals> Frequency (L-band) 5,150 MHz
-3,740 MHz
1,410 MHz
Example
calculation if
Formula for converting a Ku-Band Frequency to an L-Band Frequency downlink
frequency is
12,019 MHz
Frequency Downlink (DL) <minus> 10,750 MHz <equals> Frequency (L-band) 12,019 MHz
-10,750 MHz
1,269 MHz

9
DSR-4201 Specifications
Transmission Standard
DVB-S Symbol Rates 1 to 33 Msps
QPSK Code Rates 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
DVB-S2 Symbol Rates 3 to 33 Msps
8PSK Code Rates 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 8/9, 9/10
QPSK Code Rates 1/2, 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/6, 8/9, 9/10
DigiCipher II Symbol Rates 3.25, 4.88, 7.32, 9.76, 11.7, 14.63, 19.51, 29.27 Msps
QPSK Code Rates 5/11, 1/2, 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/6, 7/8
RF Port
Input Frequency Range 950 to 2150 MHz
Input RF Level -25 to -65 dBm
RF Port Impedance 75
LNB Power 18 V, 450 mA maximum
Connector Female F Connector (Qty 1)
Video Output
Video Level 1.0 V p-p + 10%
Video Output Impedance 75
Connector Female RCA Phono (Qty 1)
OSD Video Output

Video Level 1.0 V p-p + 10%
Video Output Impedance 75
Connector Female RCA Phono (Qty 1)

Chapter 9: DSR-4201 Specifications
Audio Output
One Stereo Pair Left and Right
Output Level 2 Vrms +10% into 10K Load
Connectors Female RCA Phono (Qty 2)
Cue Tone Output

Cue Tone Level 1.0 V p-p differential to 600
Connector Terminal Block (Qty 1)
Serial Port
Standard EIA/TIA-RS-232-C
Connector Female Mini-Stereo (Qty 1)
Ethernet Port
Standard IEEE-802.3, 10/100
Connector Female RJ-45 (Qty 1)
Power Requirements
AC Adapter Input 100-240 VAC, 0.8 A, 50-60 Hz, 24 W
DSR-4201 DC Input +12 VDC, 2.0 A
Mechanical
IRD Dimensions 10.5" W x 8.5" D x 2.0" H
Weight 2.5 lbs. (1.1 kg)
Packaged Finished Goods Dimensions 11.6" W x 10.9" D x 3.8" H
Weight 6 lbs. (2.7 kg)
Special Instructions
For restricted access locations, install the DSR-4201 only in restricted-access areas (dedicated equipment rooms,
equipment closets, or the like) in accordance with Articles 110-26, 110-27, or the NEC ANSI/NFPA70, or per the
applicable code in the country of installation.

10
DSR-4201 Open-Source Software
The text within this chapter fulfills the legal requirement to list all Open-Source software
used to create the ARRIS DSR-4201 Commercial Integrated Receiver/Decoder.
Open Source
Software Package Version License
Broadcom Corp. Commercial (Broadcom)

Phil Bunce, The MIPS Programmer's Handbook Public Domain
CACM Vol 27, No 10, 10/84 pg.1013 Public Domain
MSFT Platform SDK MSFT Platform SDK
Wind River Commercial (Wind River)
JPEG Software v.6b JPEG License
Libpng v.1.2.8 Libpng v1.2.6
LiveMedia555 LGPL 2.1 [Broadcom Proprietary]
zlib v.1.1.3 zlib License
Sun Microsystems via Broadcom Corp. MIT-Style (SunPro) License [Broadcom Commercial]
OpenSSL via Broadcom Open SSL SSLeay
Wind River via Broadcom Commercial (Wind River)
Wind River MIPS Center of Excellence Dedicated Commercial (Wind River)
Engineering Staff via Broadcom
M-Systems via Broadcom BSD-Modified

OpenBSD GPL 2.0 with exception
Silicon Graphics via Broadcom MIT-style (SGI) License
M-Systems Commercial (M-Systems)
Altera Corporation Commercial (Altera)
RSA MD5 RSA MD5 License
LiveMedia555 Public Domain (Beer-ware)
Metajour GPL 2.0 [Motorola Proprietary]
Parchive par2cmdline GPL 2.0
NunniMCAX v.1.4.1 LGPL 2.0
RSA MD5 via Wind River RSA MD5 License [Commercial Wind River]
Rapid Message zlib License
TinyXML BSD-Style (TinyXML) License

Chapter 10: DSR-4201 Open-Source Software
Licenses for Open Source Software DSR Products

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A 2/4/14 Initial ARRIS-Branded release.

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Important Safety Instructions Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms

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Instrucciones importantes de seguridad Desenchufe el aparato durante tormentas

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Chapter 1 Introducing the DSR-4201 ................................................................................................................... 7

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Diagnostics Menus ........................................................................................................................ 31

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Using This Manual

PDF Navigation Guidelines

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Unpacking the DSR-4201

DSR-4201 Back Panel and Connectors

Figure 1: DSR-4201 Back Panel (Overview)

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For Factory Use Cue Tone Power

Note: One detachable three-pin cue

SERIAL Cue POWER

Detachable Three-Pin AUDIO

Cue Tone Terminal Block SAT

Model Barcodes: Assembly Barcode Satellite OSD Video Audio

Figure 2: DSR-4201 Back Panel (Detailed)

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DSR-4201 Mounting Guidelines

Connecting the DSR-4201

2. Use a customer-supplied RG-6 or 18 AWG coaxial cable to connect the satellite

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6. Verify that the front panel lights up.

To configure the DSR-4201 for NTSC or PAL programming

To view the DSR-4201 menu system

1. Press the Remote button on the front panel.

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Using the Front Panel and Remote Control

DSR-4201 Remote Authorized

Figure 3: DSR-4201 Front Panel (Detailed)

The DSR-4201 front panel provides the following visual indicators:

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Front-Panel Remote Button

Figure 4: DSR-4201 Front-Panel Remote Control Button

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Hand-Held Remote Control

3. Use the buttons as described in Figure 5.

Figure 5: Hand-Held Remote Control - Button Descriptions

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Symbol Rate ____________________

Figure 6: Uplink-Provided Values

Tuning to the Uplink Signal

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Contacting the Uplink Provider for Authorization

1. Make sure that all DSR-4201(s) meet the following criteria:

The DSR-4201 is powered up

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Figure 8: Menu System Visual Indicators - Gray Highlights (Example)

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Each time the and but-

Xpndr 1 When the correct options is