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8. What is an addressable cable converter-descrambler? This is a converter-descrambler that can be controlled by the cable company pioneers from their office location. Through remote pioneers coded messages sent via the cable system, the cable company can "address" the customers’ pioneers unit to begin descrambling selected premium or pay per view channels. An addressable unit allows the cable company to access your cable box to change the descrambling configuration or program. This function provides the cable company the ability to add or delete descrambling on the channels that come in through your cable line. pioneers A non-addressable unit does not provide the cable company access to the cable box program. The program remains stationary and pioneers is unchangeable. Both cable box designs have the potential of receiving all channels, none or somewhere in between dependent on the box program.

When you add a descrambler to your converter, it allows you to view all premium channels. 6. What is a cable descrambler? A cable descrambler is a device that restores the picture and sound of a scrambled channel. A descrambler must be used with a converter (in a two piece configuration) to be able to descramble all the premium channels of a cable system. 7. What is a cable converter-descrambler? A single (one piece) unit capable of descrambling premium channels. This pioneers unit contains a converter and a descrambler, enclosed pioneers in a common box. This pioneers is also pioneers the most common type of equipment supplied by the cable company to subscribing customers. Customers pioneers usually pay a specified monthly rental fee for such equipment.