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NTSC
USA video standard with image format 4:3, 625 lines, 60Hz and 4MHz 
bandwidth with a total of 6MHz video channel width.
PAL
European video standard with image format 4:3, 625 lines, 50Hz and 
4MHz bandwidth with a total of 8MHz video channel width.
Parental control
A feature which is introduced to give you the possibility to ‘Lock’ several 
functions of the receiver to prevent unauthorized persons (children) to 
view broadcasts that are not suitable for them.
PID
(Video, Audio, PCR)
A digital signal is divided into so called packages (as suit cases on a 
transport belt). Each packet holds certain information for Video, Audio, 
timing and completeness of the packet stream so that the receiver can 
compose a distortion free signal for your TV or Radio.
Polarity
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 much 
as possible programs into one Frequency band.
RGB
RGB is used to transfer a TV signal in DVD quality. The quality is 
superior to SVHS and CVBS.
RS-232 connection
A RS-232 connection allows you to connect equipment to the receiver 
which supports the RS-232 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.
SVHS
SVHS means Super-VHS and is superior to a CVBS signal but less then 
a RGB signal. Normally it is a single cable consisting of four wires 
because the black/white (luminance) is separated from the color 
(chrominance).
Symbol rate
Invisible information 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 abbreviated as V.