Cisco Model 8656-XEU-AM Scrambler Scheda Tecnica

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Subscriber Systems 
Model 8656-XEU-AM 
Scrambler 
Scientific-Atlanta 1-800-433-6222
21914
FEATURES
• Includes SoundProtect
audio masking capability
• Secures premium video and pay-per-view services with more than 50 
scrambling modes
• Supports 8600
X
HCT (VBI) and Model 8600 Home Terminals (Audio) type 
data transactions
• Supports 8600
X
HCT and Model 8600 Home Terminals messaging,as well 
as interactive  viewing guide and virtual channel data transmission with 
512 kB memory.
• Video scrambling compatible with all new and existing Scientific-Atlanta 
addressable and non-addressable descrambling systems
• Remote control via System Manager 
• Front panel setup and calibration
Scientific-Atlanta’s Model 8656 -XEU-
AM Scrambler provides dynamic
switched sync suppression, video
and sync inversion, and high-speed
encrypted data transmission to the
8600
X™
Advanced Analog Home
Communications Terminal (HCT)
and Model 8600 Home Terminal
(data transmission only) addressable
systems. In addition, the Model 8656-
XEU-AM Scrambler includes the
SoundProtect audio masking
capability.
DESCRIPTION
The Model 8656-XEU-AM Scrambler
provides all of the features and
functions of the Model 8656-XEU-
AMC Scrambler plus it includes the
SoundProtect audio masking feature.
SoundProtect audio masking
provides a method to scramble or
fully block the audio programming
on scrambled channels. 
When a channel is scrambled by the
8656 XEU-AM and the SoundProtect
audio masking feature is enabled,
only authorized audio de-masking
capable  8600
X
HCT will allow the
audio to be heard by the subscriber.
When tuned to a SoundProtect audio
masked channel, “cable-ready” TV’s
or non-audio de-masking capable
HCTs will provide sound consisting
of either a 400 Hz tone, generated
internally by the Model 8656-XEU-
AM Scrambler, or an audio barker
provided to the rear terminals of the
scrambler by the Network Operator.
The audio barker can be
promotional/advertising information
or a local radio broadcast feed.
Only channels that need to have the
audio signal masked need to use the
Model 8656-XEU-AM Scrambler.
Non-audio demasking HCTs may be
used in cable networks which
employ audio masking; however,
these HCTs will not provide program
audio on the audio masked channels.
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