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What distribution channels are used by LUX?
one level channel
What is a channel device?
a tv remote used to change channels
What is channel management software used for?
Channel management software is used to manage the channels that are received by a television receiver. This enables is to maintain the listing that is seen on screen and update it periodically if the channels change.
What is the difference between 2.1 channel, 5.1 channel, and 7.1 channel speakers?
It is a sound reproduction system used by Dolby, indicating the number of different audio channels. This requires specific sets of speakers depending on the amount of channels used.
What is a channel blocker used for?
Exactly what is sounds like- to block channels.
Where you can get live tv channel?
you cannot get a live channel, but you can get a live stream on ustream, livestream or justin.tv... just go to the site and click a signup link and then you can stream a webcam or desktop, that can be used as a live TV channel... You can also watch live streaming of differnet news channels, dramas channels, movie channels, sports channels at http://www.hdlivetvchannels.com/
How does ISDN relate to a T1 line?
Both are Digital An isdn is 128Kbps and has two "B" channels and 1 "D" channel. A T1 is 1.5 Mbps and has either 24 channels for Data or 23 "B" channels and 1 "D" channel when used for Voice Typicaly called a PRI when used for Voice.
What is fiscal channels?
A channel between monetary institutions ( e.g banks ) used for monetary transfers.
What is the difference between a 2 channel and 4 channel amp?
dont know -------------------------------- EDIT: 2 Channel if really what its sounds like, 2 channels which means you have a Left + Right basically. 4 Channels is for 4 channels which like in a car would be Front Left + Right and Rear Left + Right. Reminder!!! Check RMS NOT max Power!!! -TheRamMan-
What is used to divide TDM over two wires for single channel into multiple channels?
T-carrier
What does channel in netball mean?
on netball if a channel is where there are almost invisible lines set across the court these are channels usuallty the wing attack has a channel, center has the center channel and goal attack has the other channel on the wing. channels can be used to transfer the ball across the court so that you don't end up with a bunch of players huddled around the ball.
Why reverse channel have lower frequency than forward channel?
its just a convention used in cellular systems.
