Adapter for rendering a non-addressable CATV converter addressab

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358114, 358123, H04N 7167, H04N 716

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046022848

ABSTRACT:
An STV system commonly transmits scrambled television signals which include encoded data reflecting subscriber address, authorization and program code information. In some STV systems the subscriber installation characteristically comprises a non-addressable converter for converting a transmitted RF signal to an output signal having the frequency of standard VHF television signal. The invention is addressed to an addressable adapter which responds to the output signal of the converter to render the subscriber installation addressable. To this end, the adapter comprises tuning means, data retrieval means and an addressable data processor for deriving, among other information, a decode enable signal. The decode enable signal is instrumental in deriving an unscrambled television signal from the converter output signal.

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patent: 4460922 (1984-07-01), Ensinger et al.

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