Version: 1.00 Confidential and Proprietary 39 of 49NOTE: Stream Analyzer programs for the PC, such as TSReader, may be used to helpdetermine the PIDs in use for the video5 How to Configure the S300 for TV ViewingThis Section provides a step-by-step procedure for viewing TV programs using the S300-Pro or S300CA.This section is not intended for S300 users.Prior to configuring the S300-Pro/S300CA for TV viewing, you will need to know on which PID’s the TVprogram is being sent on. A typical TV program will contain 4 PID’s, including: Video PID, Audio PID, Program Mapping Table (PMT) PID, Program Association Table (PAT) PIDThe S300-Pro or S300CA will need to be configured to pass each of these PID’s to the correct IP address onthe LAN.Also, it should be pointed out that the S300 provides an Ethernet output (not a video output). It thereforecannot generally be connected directly to your TV. You can, however, pass the Ethernet signal to an MPEG-over-IP set top box (which would be used to drive video to your TV), or you can view the TV program(s)directly on your PC using a software video player, such as VLC.To configure the S300-Pro or S300CA for watching TV, please do the following:1. Configure the Novra software.a. Ensure the host PC is on the same IP address class as the S300-Pro or S300CA forconfiguration. This can be changed back after Novra receiver is configured (Refer to Section4.1.14.1.1).b. Ensure the L-band frequency, symbol rate and LNB settings are correctly set and that the unitis locked to the satellite signal (see Section 4.1.2)c. Using TSReader or another stream analyzer, determine the PID’s in use for video stream.This can be done by using the S300-Pro or S300CA to forward the entire Transport Stream tothe LAN. To do this, go to the Video Content Screen (Refer to Section 4.3.1) and click onthe Complete TS radio button. You will also need to add the multicast IP address and portnumber that the stream will be sent to. In the Video Content Screen, you can expand the