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Chapter 1: Adding Private TV Channels to Your In-House Cable TV System
Most in-house cable TV systems are a replica or subset of standard commercial cable or satellite TV offerings; but for many facilities there is a need to add private community channels.
Chapter 2: What Kind of In-House Cable TV Network Do You Have?
Cable TV channel programming is generated by headend equipment and distributed over coaxial wiring to receiving devices such as a TV or set top box.
Chapter 3: The Basics of In-House Cable TV Distribution Networks
The in-house TV distribution network carries the channel content from the headend to the receivers. The physical network may be coaxial (coax) wiring, CAT 6 wiring (computer networking), or even wireless.
Chapter 4: A Closer Look at Cable TV Network Transmissions
Expanding or modifying an existing cable TV network may seem as easy as connecting a cable, but often that action can degrade the signal for every TV connected to the network, when it does, you will need to make adjustments.
Chapter 5: Integrating Antenna Channels Into an In-House Cable / Headend System Introduction
For facilities (senior living, hospitality, correctional) that have multiple TVs, combining OTA channels with a smart headend can provide significant value.
Chapter 6: The Use of Smart TVs in Prisons and Jails: Benefits, Risks, and Secure Alternatives
Guest Blogger Tom Herzog, Corrections Consultant and retired Deputy Commissioner New York State DOCCS contributes.
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