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Usually the source has another outlet or may need to do research on your request. 14. What are "bullets"? The terms "bullets" is very misleading and has grown way out of control in this industry. Cable companies transmit data, this is how all addressable cable systems work. Both, cable companies and cable dealers alike use the term "bullet" to describe this transmission of data . Bullets are nothing more than transmitted signal which affects the cable box program. It does not fry the guts of the equipment but rather may shut the box off temporarily, reprogram the box, or shut the box down in an error mode. The box can easily be reset by unplugging it for 15min. This will allow the unit to reset and correct any error that has occurred.

We recommend one piece units. It has been our experience that one piece units work better to replace your cable company’s converter than a 2-piece unit. Although 2-piece units tend to be less expensive, they tend to work less efficiently as well. As the saying goes, "You get what you pay for! " Additionally, our 1-piece units cost less than other companies’ 2-piece units. 5. What is a cable converter / descrambler? An electronic tuning device that transposes all available channels from the amps cable company into either channel 3 or channel 4. a cable converter is simply a "channel changer" that cannot by itself descramble encoded premium channels. it allows you to receive all basic channels if your tv is not the cable ready type.

when you add amps 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 amps (one piece) unit capable of descrambling premium channels. this unit contains a converter and a descrambler, enclosed in a common box. this is also the most common type of equipment supplied by the cable company to subscribing customers. customers usually pay a specified monthly rental fee for such equipment.