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GLOSSARY
C-band
A frequency range (3.70-4.20 GHz) used for satellite 
broadcasts.
DiSEqC
A standard through which it is possible to let a DiSEqC 
compatible receiver send a signal over the RF cable to a 
switching device to switch between different LNBs or dishes. 
The DiSEqC uses the 22 kHz signal to control the switching 
device.
Feedhorn
A part of the dish which collects the signals from the dish. 
The signal is then fed to the LNB(F).
Frequency band
A frequency band is a range of frequencies which are 
dedicated to a certain usage. In the satellite area, commonly 
known bands are the C-band and the Ku-band.
FTA
An unscrambled broadcast which you can view without 
additional payments to a service provider.
Horizontal
In the satellite industry, horizontal is used to indicate the 
direction in which the received signal is polarized. Normally 
you will find that it is abbreviated as H.
KU-band
A frequency range (10.70-18.00 GHz) used by most 
European TV satellites.
LNB
A device behind the feedhorn which processes the signal 
into a format which is understood by the receiver for further 
processing
LNBF
A LNB with an integrated Feedhorn. So the LNBF comes as 
one single unit.
NTSC
USA video standard with image format 4:3, 625 lines, 60 Hz 
and 4 MHz bandwidth with a total of 6 MHz video channel 
width.
PAL
European video standard with image format 4:3, 625 lines, 
50 Hz and 4 MHz bandwidth with a total of 8 MHz video 
channel width.
Polarization
Broadcasts are done in a particular frequency band. To make 
maximum use of a frequency band and bring you the 
maximum number of programs, the broadcasts are polarized 
in different ways to fit as many as possible programs into one 
frequency band.
RS232 connection
A RS232 connection allows you to connect equipment to the 
receiver which supports the RS232 protocol.
SCART cable
A SCART cable is also known as ‘Peritel’ cable and is 
commonly used in Europe to connect the audio and video 
equipment. A fully furnished SCART cable has 21 wires 
which is at both sides finished with a 21-pin connector.
SMATV
A satellite master antenna TV system is a system which 
shares the reception resources and is intended for the 
distribution of TV and radio signals to the user in one ore 
more buildings.
Symbol rate
Information in the stream which tells the receiver at which 
speed (rate) the transponder sends the digital information 
(symbols). The receiver must be able to handle the symbol 
rate to process the signal correctly into a correct image.
Transponder 
Equipment inside a satellite responsible for receiving a single 
uplinked channel and rebroadcasting it back to Earth.
Vertical
In the satellite industry, vertical is used to indicate the 
direction in which the received signal is polarized. Normally 
you will find that it is abbreviated as V.