DTE-3137 | Standalone

Features

• Standalone DVB-S2 receiver supporting QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK and 32APSK
• DVB-S2 demodulation compliant to EN302-307 and EN301-210, as well as legacy DVB-S support
• Web and SNMP interface for setting parameters and observing status
• Unit can be powered via the Ethernet cable (Power over Ethernet) or through a DC power supply jack
• LNB power insertion
• Full support of SMPTE 2022-1/2, with 2D FEC encoder for robust transport over IP
• LCD status display shows device identifier, mode, carrier frequency, level, SNR, BER and IP/MAC address
• Install up to 12 modules in 3U 19” rack space using DekTec rack-mountable rail

Applications

• General-purpose receiver for obtaining the full Transport Stream from a DVB-S/S2 signal
• SMATV: Redistribution of satellite TV
• Portable demo set
• On-site recording and analysis of DVB-S/S2 streams

Key Characteristics

Inputs and outputs

PC Requirements

Documents 

• DTE-3137 Leaflet       
• DTE-3137 Test Report       
• DTE-MIB (General MIB for DTEs)   
• DTE-S2-RX-MIB DVB-S2 receiver MIB   

Firmware 

• DTE-3137 firmware   

Dektec models are most often differentiated by the sufix e.g. SD, SXP etc., where suffix specifies the SW licence

• SP = Stream Player (allows you to play/modulate transport stream files, so this makes sence for devices with Output interface)
• SXP = Stream Xpert (this is MPEG TS ANALYZER, what makes sence for Input devices)
• SLP = Stream Xper Lite (very limited alternative of SXP, de facto allowing mainly capturing MPEG TS, again makes sence for Input devices)
• RX = RFXpert RF signal analysys
• SY = SD Eye (video analyzer)
• J = Jitter
• DGL = Dongle license for non Dektec devices

Meaning of abreviations used in beginning of Dektec model names

• DTA = Dektec adapter (typically PCI, PCI-e)
• DTU = Dektec USB device both USB-2 and USB-3
• DTE = Dektec Ethernet standalone networked device
• DTC = Dektec software license