;
; Comment lines can start with # or ;
;
; NOTE: everything which was hardcoded to SC before has been added as an active
; example to this file.
; But the entries may already be out-dated at the time you are reading this.
; Please feel free to submit updates on this...
;
; In general every entry has a validity range, specified by caid/source/freq or
; source/freq. The validity range is enclosed with {} brakets. Some specifiers
; may be obmited, but you cannot omit the ':' delimiters.
;
; format:
; {caid[-caid]:[src[-src]]:[freq[-freq]]}
; {src[-src]:[freq[-freq]]}
;
; examples:
; matches caid 1815-1830 on sat 19.2E. Freqency is empty, so match all.
; {1815-1830:S19.2E:}
; same, but only matches on one frequency
; {1815-1830:S19.2E:12973}
; matches a lot of NA sats, all frequencies
; {S61.5W-S148W:}
; matches a single caid on a single sat
; {1801:S28.5E:}
; matches a frequency range on a sat
; {S13W:10500-11674}
; matches a caid on everything
; {1234::}
;
;
; Define ignored CAIDs for general processing
;
; NOTE: this replace the CaIgnore option in setup.conf. See below on how to
; convert your settings
;
; format:
; ignore:{src[-src]:[freq[-freq]]}caid[:caid][...]
; ignore:{*}caid[:caid][...]
;
; if your ignore line in setup.conf looks like this
; sc.CaIgnore = 622 9c4 b00 d22 1702 1722 1836 1837
; then you should add an entry like this
; ignore:{*}0622:09c4:0b00:0d22:1702:1722:1836:1837
; Of course you could set a more fine grade validity range as well.
;
; examples
; ignore:{S61.5W-S148W:}1801:0D04:0600
; ignore:{*}0622:1833
;
; Define priority chains for ECM processing
;
; The first listed CAID will have the highest priority, then stepping down. If a
; CAID is not listed, the priority will be lower than the last one.
;
; NOTE: priorities based on provider ID are supported for CAID 0100 & 0500 only,
; and are rejected for others.
;
; format:
; ecmprio:{src[-src]:[freq[-freq]]}caid[/provid][:caid[/provid]][...]
;
; examples
; ecmprio:{S19.2E:}0100/6a:0622
; ecmprio:{S28.5E:12973}1833:1702:1801
;
; Add entries to the CAT (conditional access table) in case a EMM stream is
; not announced there.
;
; format
; cat:{src[-src]:[freq[-freq]]}caid
id
;
; examples:
; cat:{S61.5W-S148W:}1816:0120
;
cat:{S61.5W-S148W:}1816:0120 # DISH N3
;
; Define an alternative table for ECM data (default is 80/81)
;
; format:
; ecmtable:{caid[-caid]:[src[-src]]:[freq[-freq]]}table
;
; examples:
; ecmtable:{1234::}8E
;
ecmtable:{1234::}8E # BEV
ecmtable:{1801:S82W:}8E # DISH
ecmtable:{1801:S91W:}8E # DISH
;
; Define an alternative caid to use for EMM data.
;
; format:
; emmcaid:{caid[-caid]:[src[-src]]:[freq[-freq]]}emmcaid
;
; examples
; emmcaid:{1234::}1801
; emmcaid:{1816:S61.5W-S148W:}1801
;
emmcaid:{1234::}1801 # BEV
;
; Define alternative table for EMM data
;
; format:
; emmtable:{caid[-caid]:[src[-src]]:[freq[-freq]]}table[/mask][:table[/mask]][...]
;
; examples:
; emmtable:{1816:S61.5W-S148W:}83:84
; emmtable:{1815:S61.5W-S148W:}83:84
; emmtable:{1811:S19.2E:}82/FE
;
emmtable:{1816:S61.5W-S148W:}83:84 # DISH N3
emmtable:{1815:S82W-S91W:}83:84 # BEV N3
;
; Define caid tunneling for ECM messages (with optional data rewriting)
;
; format:
; tunnel:{caid[-caid]:[src[-src]]:[freq[-freq]]}newcaid[:rewriter]
;
; examples:
#tunnel:{1833:S19.2E:}1702:nagra-beta
#ecmprio:{S19.2E:}1702:1830
tunnel:{1833:S19.2E:}1702:nagra-beta
ignore:{*}1722:1834:9C4:9C7:9AF:1861
ecmprio:{S19.2E:}1702:1833:1830
