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DIRECTV Set-top box information for the installer
 
DIRECTV Proprietary 
 
November 17, 2005 
Version 1.1.a 
Page 48 of 49 
DTV-MD-0058 
7  Appendix A: Acronyms 
 
Term Definition 
APG  
Advanced Program Guide. DIRECTV’s new generation of the electronic 
program guide. 
Blackout 
An access restricted based on the subscriber IRD location. 
CA Conditional 
Access 
Callback 
Data call, transmitted over telecommunications lines from the subscriber IRD to 
the CAMC. This is a repoting mechanism for impulse pay-per-view purchases. 
CAM 
Conditial Access Module. Usually referred to as the access card or smart card. 
A removable, electronic subassembly providing conditional access control of 
the subscriber terminal. The CA system equipment (smart card) needed in the 
Integrated Receiver Decoder to control a subscriber's service channel 
authorization and decryption. 
DBS 
Direct broadcast satellite. A satellite operating in accordance with International 
Telecommunications Union and Federal Communications Commission 
regulations for high power broadcasting from space to individual consumers. 
DES 
Data Encryption Standard 
DIRECTV
®
 
Trademarked name of the DIRECTV Group.  The DBS system developed by 
Hughes that supports digitalf television broadcast and extensive pay-per-view 
capabilities. 
DVI 
Digital Visual Interface 
DVR 
Digital Video Recorder: records a digital signal to a hard disk or similar storage
FEC  
Forward Error Correction 
HDCP  
High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection 
IPPV 
Impulse Pay-Per-View. A method for ordering service on "impulse" where 
payments are required for each program or special event independently. 
IR  
Infrared 
IRD 
Integrated Receiver Decoder. The indoor portion of the subscriber terminal 
which performs functions of transmission channel tuning, service channel 
selection, demodulation, demultiplexing, decryption (under control of the 
CAM), analog signal output and subscriber interface. 
LHCP  
Left Hand Circular Polarization 
LNB 
Low Noise Block down converter. Portion of ODU that receives the satellite 
signal (12.2-12.7 GHz) and converts the signal into Lband (950-2025 MHz). 
NTSC 
National Television Systems Committee. Standardization body that developed 
the Analog Terrestrial formats.