Technical information
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EquipmentthatallowsyoutoreceivedigitalTV,likeFreeview
channels.
Receiver connected to your TV that allows to receive additional
channels.
Nature of the signals used for terrestrial television since the
middle of the 20th Century. Since digital has come along,
analogue will disappear (starting 2008).
Number given to a frequency band. In UHF, networks
are numbered from 21 to 69.
Pylon that re-transmits digital or analogue channels,
and towards which your antenna must be pointed.
Be careful: it is possible for an emitter to not emit all available.
ElectronicProgramsGuide.
Free to Air = free channels.
Nature of the signals used in modern transmissions. Digital
allows you to view more channels than analogue. Digital
channels have existed for a few years on satellite and cable.
Theywillreplacetheterrestrialanaloguechannels.Onechannel
(i.e. BBC1) can be emitted both in analogue and digital.
Orientation of the emitter wave. Most UHF emissions
are horizontal. The elements of your aerial must therefore
be horizontal.
Refers to transmissions in the air, as opposed to cable
or satellite.
Receiver
Set-top-box
Analogue
Network
Emitter
EPG
FTA
Digital
Polarization
Terrestrial
14 - Glossary
15 - Universal remote control
Universalremotesmustbeprogrammedwithacode(usually3-or4-digits)in
ordertoworkwithaspecicdevice(i.e.receiver).Themanufactureroftheuni-
versal remote chooses this code, not the manufacturer of the receiver. As your
receiver was manufactured recently, some universal remotes might not control
it, even if the manufacturer of the universal remote provides you with Metronic
codes. If none of the Metronic codes work, try an automatic search. If this fails,
the codes of your receiver have probably not been entered into your universal
remote.PleasebeawarethatMetronicwillnotbeabletohelpwiththecodesfor
universalremotesthatarenotofMetronicbrand.Youshouldthencontactthe
manufacturer of your universal remote.