IPE-3000 IP Encapsulator
Logic Innovations' IPE-3000 is a solid-state, fully embedded IP
Encapsulator. The IPE-3000 provides the necessary link between IP
networks and broadband networks, enabling cost-effective point to
multipoint content delivery. Logic Innovations' IPE-3000 receives IP
packets from an Ethernet connection and encapsulates selected packets
into an MPEG-2 transport stream per DVB or ATSC specifications. Once the
IPE-3000 has encapsulated the data, it forwards the data packets based
on the userdefined routing tables and performs Quality of Service (QoS)
on a route-by-route basis. The output transport stream can then be
forwarded to a multiplexer or directly to a modulator for the
high-performance and cost-saving transmission of IP data over cable,
satellite or terrestrial networks.
Key Features
License Based Performance Options
- Available in 5, 10, 20, 32, 73, 100 and 213 Mbps models
- Field upgradeable via a software license
Incorporated Quality of Service (QoS) Function
- Assigns an individual bandwidth limit (CIR) and guarantee to each
route
- Allows the sharing of unused bandwidth between active routes
- Functions similar to frame relay QoS models
- Compatible with external QoS systems by allowing users to disable
internal QoS
Reliable in Any Environment
- Provides ultra-high reliability with a diskless embedded
operating system
- Maintains an easy-to-operate graphical user interface
- Reduces potential interruptions with an all solid-state
construction
- Performs in high-vibration environments with its ruggedized
chassis
Maximizes Bandwidth Utilization with FlowControl
Feature
- Controls data flow from content servers for opportunistic data
insertion
- Reports buffer status to enable real-time adjustments in the
transmit bit rate from the server
- Enhances bandwidth usage
- Prevents loss data due to buffer overruns
SMPTE 325M Support
- Provides a feedback path to support opportunistic data insertion
- Allows data to be output at varied bit rates filling available
space in an existing MPEG-2 stream
- Interfaces directly to Logic Innovations Transport Stream
Multiplexers
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Statistics Logging
- Writes activity reports to a remote network drive
- All routing statistics viewable on the GUI are included in the
report
- Reports are written in comma separated value format and can be
imported into a variety of applications
Flexible Configuration and Management Options
- Offers a superior IP-oriented graphical user interface for ease
of use
- Supports SNMP MIB2 remote configuration and management
- Supported by leading Network Management System (NMS) packages
Guaranteed Interoperability
- Conforms to DVB and ATSC standards
- Compatible with all major DVB and ATSC receivers including the
Logic Innovations Edge Appliance line.
- Works in concert with industry standard IP multicast applications
- Provides direct connections to a wide range of transmission
equipment
Secure Data Transmission with Optional IP-Level Encryption
Software
- Does not impose additional in-Band overhead
- No hardware is required at the receiver
- Works with both Unicast and Multicast applications
Dependable Redundancy Support
- Provides one-for-one redundancy with minimal switching strategy
- Standby unit automatically mirrors the configuration of the
Active unit
- Supports layer-2 IP redundancy via "Virtual IP address"
- Supports layer-3 IP redundancy via RIP announcements
- Fault input enables chain redundancy
- Contact closure on fault for external switch (component
redundancy)
- Interfaces directly to Logic Innovations RS-1100 redundancy
switch
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| Technical |
Data Throughput Configurations:
(Field Upgradeable) |
1 Kbps to 5 Mbps
1 Kbps to 10 Mbps
1 Kbps to 20 Mbps
1 Kbps to 32 Mbps
1 Kbps to 73 Mbps
1 Kbps to 100 Mbps
1 Kbps to 213 Mbps |
| IP Packet Throughput |
100,000 PPS |
| Number of PIDs Supported |
8192 |
| Output Data Format |
MPE DSM-CC
datagram sections and
data piping (EN 301 192
and ATSC A/90 compliant |
| Input Interface |
10/100/1000 Base-TX |
| Support for Scrambling |
IP level encryption |
| Support for IPCopy |
MAC address is derived
from IP address |
| SNMP Support |
MIB-II |
| IGMP Support |
Version 2 |
| PSI Table Support |
PAT/PMT |
| IPE Output Interface Specifications |
| Output Interface |
| DVB-ASI |
| SMPTE 325 (bi-Directional) | |
| Max Data Rates | Connectors |
| 213 Mbps | BNC (2) |
| 200 Mbps | BNC (2) | |
| Physical Characteristics |
| User Interface |
Real-time status/activity |
| Enclosure |
Ruggedized,1-RU
Rack-mount |
| Dimensions (D x H x W) |
16" x 1.75" x 17" (1 RU) |
| Weight |
20 lbs (9.53 Kg) |
| Certifications |
FCC and CE |
| Environmental |
| Operating Range Temperature |
10° C (50° F) to 50° C (122° F) |
| Humidity |
5%to 95% |
| Shock |
3.5 g @10ms duration |
| Vibration |
.5 g @22-100 Hz |
| Air flow |
Front to back |
| Power Requirements |
85-250VAC/50-60Hz/
<100 watts |
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