MPEG-2 DVB Free-To-Air
Digital
Satellite Receiver Specifications
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COMMUNICATIONS has been selling MPEG-2 free-to-air receivers since
1997. Many brands have come and gone during those past 12 years,
with countless improvements in design. We have carried PANSAT brand
receivers since their entry into the MPEG-2 world back in early 1998, and
they continue to innovate. Current production models include the
PANSAT 9200-HD high definition receiver, as well as the PANSAT 4500
standard definition receiver. Both of these units feature PVR
operability through use of an external hard drive. So do models 150
and 250 from last year, which are still available. The PANSAT 9200-HD combines a high definition satellite receiver with an off-air HD capable ATSC tuner for local digital television signals. It has the unusual feature of actually processing Dolby AC-3 digital format audio signals, so the end user receives automatically, without the need for external audio processing solutions. A great combination that includes an off-air High Definition tuner, allowing a one-box solution for HD satellite and off air into your high definition components. An optional MPEG-4 H-264 S-2 type tuner module is available to process standard and high definition signals in the S2 format, giving access to such signals from PBS and other major networks. Also available is a commercial version of the PANSAT 9200, with rack mounting feature, cooling fan and other features. A 2-year manufacturer's limited warranty is offered on all current PANSAT production model receivers. Any needed service in or out of warranty can be done through the Los Angeles area office of PANAREX ELECTRONICS. All PANSAT receivers have a built-in channel 3/4 television modulator, in addition to other outputs. Click on the picture link for each receiver for direct links to specifications sheets for each model. PANSAT has a reputation for quality, backed by an unusual (at least in this industry) commitment from their service department. In the past, many other MPEG-2 receiver suppliers were known to send out refurbished (used) spares to handle in-warranty returns. They may have maintained a bank of repaired units available for such trade outs, but out of warranty coverage in such circumstances was questionable and sometimes not available at all. PANSAT's in-house service department is available for quick repairs for both in-warranty as well as out-of-warranty situations, using manufacturer supplied parts and factory trained technicians.
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