CAT
Conditional Access Table (CAT) is a DVB table that describes the conditional access system and their EMM (Entitled Management Message).
ID | Name | Event Error | Description |
23 | CAT Not Found | CAT Not Found | CAT table not found; either PID is missing, or the table was not found in the PID. |
24 | CAT Repetition Too Slow | CAT Repetition Too Slow | CAT repetition rate too slow; this is a user-configurable threshold. |
26 | Table ID Error on CAT PID | CAT Table ID Error | CAT table ID field is not equal to 0x01. |
70 | Max Crypto Period Value | Crypto Word Interval | The detected crypto period is not within the configured time. Crypto Period is the time an encryption key is used before it is replaced. For the default, a Crypto Period, the key is changed every 10 seconds. This event measures the maximum amount of time the system uses the same key. If the key is used beyond the configured value for key replacement, an event is triggered. |
71 | Content Scrambled While Configured as Clear | PID Scrambled | The PID content is marked as scrambled in the TS Packet header, while configured as clear in the channel configuration. |
72 | Content Clear While Configured as Scrambled | PID Is Clear | The PID content is marked as clear in the TS Packet header, while configured as scrambled in the channel configuration. |
82 | CAT Is Illegal | CAT Illegal | Illegal values or length on CAT table. |
104 | CC Errors on CAT | CC Error on CAT | CC errors detected on the CAT PID. |
108 | Verify Scrambled Content Scrambling | Scrambling Fault | Detected unscrambled content, which is marked as scrambled in the TS packet header. |
110 | EMM Descriptor Missing | EMM Desc Missing | Crypto word is the key required to descramble the content. In a regular system, the crypto word is encrypted with another key known as ECM. The ECM is sent as a part of the Transport stream to all the users. ECM is sent as a part of EMM, which is the same key encrypted by another layer to be sent for a single user. The smart card in the setup box does the decryption of the EMM. This way, each user obtains his unique key in a round-robin fashion through the EMM. Thus, ECM is encryption for each service or program, whereas EMM is for each customer. |
111 | ECM Descriptor Missing | ECM Desc Missing | Configured ECM descriptor does not exist on the stream. |
112 | EMM Private Data Changes | EMM Private Data | The Private Data field of one of the EMMs has been changed. |
113 | ECM Private Data Changes | ECM Private Data | The Private Data field of one of the ECMs has been changed. This can be caused due to a change in the channel's access criteria. |
114 | EMM CA-ID Change | EMM CA-ID | CA-ID of a specific EMM has been changed. |
115 | ECM CA-ID Change | ECM CA-ID | CA-ID of a specific ECM has been changed. |
232 | Descrambling key missing, can't descramble | No descrambling key | There is no key to descramble content. It's relevant only while using a descrambling license. |
233 | Clear CW for ECM is missing | No CW for ECM | This event is triggered when the CW required for decoding the channel is not found in the MCM cache. The required CW is defined by the ECM. |
431 | BISS-2 fault | BISS-2 Fault | This event is triggered when a channel is configured for "BISS-2" KMS and if there is an error during the decryption/key handling process. The extra data is a free text message describing the type of problem. Current options available are "emm not found" / "entitlement ID missing" / "Bad public key" / "missing session key". |