The last component in all satellite television systems is the receiver. Satellite receivers have four basic functions. These basic functions of receivers are thoroughly tested in advanced laboratories.

The first task of satellite receivers is to decode the encrypted signal. To decode the signal, the receiver needs the appropriate decoder chip for that programming package. The provider may communicate with the chip via satellite signal to make necessary adjustments to the decoding programs and send signals that sometimes corrupt illegal decoders as an electronic countermeasure against illegal users.

The second task of satellite receivers is to receive digital video signals and convert them into an analog form that a standard television can recognize.

The third task of satellite receivers is to extract individual channels from the larger satellite signal. When the channel on the receiver is changed, it only sends the signal of that channel to the television. Because the receiver only outputs one channel at a time, it is not possible to tape one program and watch the other.

The fourth task of satellite receivers is to periodically reach a computer at the provider's headquarters to monitor pay-per-view schedules and transmit billing information.

Apart from these, satellite receivers also have other features. For example, it receives a programming plan signal from the provider and presents this information in an on-screen programming guide. Many receivers have parental locking options. Some receivers pause live television or allow recording to a hard drive.

Satellite receivers undergo many tests to allow the affixing of the QLabel quality label on them. For consumers, the QLabel label is a proof of the high performance and quality of the product.

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