Adtec RD-70 User Manual page 59

Feature Key Descriptions
Base Unit Keys
PdRD7X - This is the product key to determine product type
MP2-BASE-D - Adds Mpeg2 4:2:0 and 4:2:2 decode capability
MP4-CHR-420D - Adds Mpeg4/AVC/H.264 4:2:0 decode capability
MP4-CHR-422D - Adds Mpeg4/AVC/H.264 4:2:2 decode capability
10BIT-D - Adds Mpeg4/AVC/H.264 10Bit decode capability
1080P-DEC - Adds 1080P50/59.94 decode capability
AUD-EXP - Adds support for 4 additional pairs of audio decoding
DOLBY-DEC - Adds support for Dolby Digital decoding (stereo downmix)
AAC-AUD-DEC - Adds support for AAC decoding (AAC-LC only at this time)
SVC-FLTR - Adds capability to filter services on ASI output
LB Demodulator keys
RD-LB-16APSK - Adds support for DVB-S2 16APSK demodulation
RD-LB-32APSK - Adds support for DVB-S2 32APSK demodulation
RD-LB-65MSYM - Adds support for >30 Msym/s demodulation
ADV and PRM Demodulator keys
Please contact your sales representative for available options.
Chapter 4 - Appendix
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