The standard defines how the payload identifier is placed into a 10-bit ancillary data packet according to SMPTE ST 291.
It also specifies the repetition rate of the ancillary data packet, and provides the preferred horizontal and vertical location for the placement of the packet in different digital interfaces.
The standard also includes definitions for the interpretation of each byte of the 4-byte payload identifier although the values for many payloads can have custom definitions.
The standard also defines the Payload Identification Code assignment process and associated on-line register for Byte 1 Values.
See Annex A for details on how to register new values.
Note: This edition of SMPTE ST 352 incorporates all changes defined in Amendment 1:2011 to SMPTE ST 352:2010.