Downstream Channel definition

Downstream Channel means a Channel capable of carrying a transmission from a Headend to other points on a Cable System, including Interconnection points.

Downstream Channel. A Channel over which signals travel from the Cable System headend to an authorized recipient of programming.

Downstream Channel means a Channel capable of carrying a transmission from the Headend to remote points on the Cable System.

Examples of Downstream Channel in a sentence

• Downstream Channel: A Channel over which signals travel from the Cable System headend to authorized locations within the System.

• After the fourth (4th) anniversary of the Effective date, and with at least one hundred twenty (120) day written notice to Grantee, the Grantor may request, and Grantee shall provide on its Cable System, one (1) additional Activated Downstream Channel for EG Access use in a High Definition (“HD”) digital format (“HD Access Channel or Channels”).

• Downstream Channel: A channel over which signals travel from the Cable System Headend to an authorized location within the System.

• Downstream Channel Bonding refers to the forwarding of a stream of DOCSIS frames across multiple QAM carriers.

• To minimize erosion of the upper ravine channel and side slopes, and reduce the instability of the adjacent banks, the selected option (Downstream Channel Stabilization Option) from the 2015 feasibility study includes regrading and stabilizing the channel by armoring the channel with rip-rap and a properly graded filter material to prevent migration of underlying fine-grained soils through the rip-rap.

More Definitions of Downstream Channel

Downstream Channel. A channel over which signals travel from the Cable System headend to an authorized recipient of programming. Effective Date:

Downstream Channel. A channel over which signals travel from the Cable System headed to an authorized recipient of programming. Drop or Cable Drop: The cable that connects each home or building to the feeder line of the Cable System.

Downstream Channel means a channel over which Signals travel from the Cable System Headend, Hub Site and/or other location designated by the Licensee to an authorized recipient of Video Programming or to an I-Net site over the I-Net.

Downstream Channel means a channel over which signals travel from the system headend to an authorized location within the system.

Downstream Channel means a Channel capable of carrying a transmission from the Headend to remote points on the System or to Interconnection points on the Cable System.

Downstream Channel. A Channel which is transmitted in a direction from the Headend to the Subscriber's television set.

Downstream Channel means a Channel designed and activated to carry a transmission from the headend to other points on a Cable Communications System, including interconnections.