Table of configuration items configurable on a QAM RF Port basis. There can be up to 12 RF Ports on an APEX1000 depending on how the 3 QAM slots are populated. There can be 2 or 4 RF Ports in each QAM slot. The 2 RF Ports in a 2x8(2x4) QAM module (1,2) in a QAM slot are mapped to table rows as follows: Slot Rows (RF port) 1 1,2 2 3,4 3 5,6 If a QAM Module in a slot only has 2 RF ports, the first three rows in this table for that slot are to be used. For example, if there is a 2x4 or 2x8 module in slot 3, port 5 and 6 are to be used for configuring the RF Ports of the module. The 4 RF Ports in a 4x4 QAM module (1,2,7,8) in a QAM slot are mapped to table rows as follows: Slot Rows (RF port) 1 1,2,7,8 2 3,4,9,10 3 5,6,11,12 All entries/rows in this table are used for the 4x4 QAM Module with any exceptions noted in the descriptions for the table entries. All entries in this table have the same ranges for the 4x4 QAM Module with any exceptions noted in the descriptions for the table entries. Refer to the description of apexQamChannelConfigTable for information on QAM Channel to RF Port mapping. Tables apexQamRfPortChannelInfoTable and apexQamChannelIdTable can be used to assist in referencing between QAM slots, RF Ports, and QAM Channels (Output Transport Streams) for the installed modules. Once written, the change to this table will only take immediate effect after apexQamConfigApplyChange is set to 'apply'. In order for the change to persist through subsequent reboots or power cycles, the change must be saved via the apexSaveConfig parameter. @Config(config=yes, reboot=no) @Commit(param=apexQamConfigApplyChange, value=2) @Save(apexSaveConfig, value=2) @File(config.ini, type='ini')