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BigG_RVF Flashcards

1
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Step 1 of the video home equipment installation process.

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Establish Customer’s Requirements

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2
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Step 2 of the video home equipment installation process.

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Assess Current Home Equipment Setup

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3
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Step 3 of the video home equipment installation process.

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Plan Installation of the Home Equipment

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4
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Step 4 of the video home equipment installation process.

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Connect, Configure, and Install the Home Equipment

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5
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Step 5 of the video home equipment installation process.

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Verify the Installation

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6
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Step 6 of the video home equipment installation process.

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Educate the Customer

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7
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The decade black and white television sets became available for purchase.

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1930’s

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8
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The decade color television sets were introduced.

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1950’s

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9
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The decade TV remotes were introduced.

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1950’s

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10
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The decade plasma, flat panel, and LCD technologies allowed the making of thinner TVs.

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2010’s

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11
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CRT TV

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Cathode Ray Tube Television

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12
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These TVs had a projector built into the TV.

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Rear Projection

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13
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These TVs use thousands of fluorescent lights grouped in sets of 3.

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Plasma

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14
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Plasma TVs used thousands of fluorescent lights grouped in sets of these three colors.

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Red, Green, and Blue

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15
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LCD TV

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Liquid Crystal Display Television

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16
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These TVs use backlighting behind crystals, which block or pass light to create images.

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LCD

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17
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LED

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Light Emitting Diode

18
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LED backlighting can result in TV screens as thin as this.

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.03 inches

19
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OLED TV

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Organic Light-Emitting Diode Television

20
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These TVs control the behavior of each pixel.

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OLED

21
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The last Xfinity remote that used different colors for the shortcut buttons.

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XR2

22
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The first Xfinity remote that has voice control.

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XR11

23
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The current Xfinity remote given to X1 customers.

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XR15

24
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The Xfinity remote that was used for Flex boxes.

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XR16

25
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The Xfinity remote specifically for Xumo stream customers.

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XR100

26
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The Xfinity remote customers can order with better accessibility features.

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XRA

27
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Hold these buttons down to initiate a factory reset on the XR100 until it beeps.

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Back and Plus

28
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Press these three buttons in order to finish factory resetting the XR100.

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9, 8, then 1

29
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Hold these two buttons down to initiate a factory reset on the XRA remote until the remote buzzes.

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Home and Page Up

30
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Press these three buttons in order to finish a factory resetting the XRA remote.

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9, 8, then 1

31
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The website to access the Xfinity Web Remote.

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remote.xfinity.com

32
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This is a 19-pin compact audio/video interface for transmitting uncompressed digital data.

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HDMI

33
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HDMI

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High-Definition Multimedia Interface

34
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The two most common mediums used at Comcast to carry independent video signals to TV sets.

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Coax and HDMI

35
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This is a common type of digital audio cable that supports Dolby Digital 5.1, 6.1, 7.1 output.

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SPDIF

36
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SPDIF

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Sony/Philips Digital Interconnect Format

37
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This type of fiber optic cable transmits audio information and supports Dolby Digital 5.1, 6.1, 7.1, 7.2, THX, DTS, and Atmos.

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SPDIF Optical Cable

38
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The term used to describe a device that takes the cable input and processes it so that the customer’s television set can display all authorized services.

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Set-Top Box

39
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The two brands we used for legacy TV set-top box equipment.

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Motorola and Cisco

40
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This device is what is inside most set-top boxes that allows encryption of the signal but kept as a non-embedded component of the set-top box.

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CableCARD

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