Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations
RTPReal-time Transport Protocol. Defines a standardized packet format for
delivering audio and video over the Internet.
Setup ModeSee System 7. Remote control mode used to configure Philips Institutional
Televisions for specialized and/or restricted features such as front panel
lockout, volume range, channel list, etc..
SmartPortPhilips proprietary three-wire synchronous serial communications and
control interface.
SmartPlugSee SmartPort.
SocketConnector on a cable that connects to socket.
SBB Set-back box. Used interchangeably with set-top box. General term for a
device that adds functionality to, and / or interfaces a television with, a host
content- and/or control- environment.
STBSet-top box. See SBB.
Stand byGenerally referred to as off. A state of operation, characterized by
relatively low power consumption, in which the unit (television) is
connected to an AC power source, but not in active use, and capable of
responding to queries or commands from a control device and/or DCM.
System 0First data word of a Philips RC-5 / RC-6 remote control code for standard
television commands. Synonymous with Business Display Solutions / ITV
guest mode.
System 7First data word of a Philips RC-5 / RC-6 remote control code reserved for
specialized commands. Used for Business Display Solutions / ITV setup
mode.
TCPTransmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. De facto standard
protocol for Internet communications.
UDPUser Datagram Protocol. A minimal message-oriented transport layer
protocol that is currently documented in IETF RFC 768. Used by Philips
NetLink to issue device discovery packets.
YPbPrComponent video signals consisting of luminance, and blue and red
components.
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