Our remanufacturing process for our converter boxes (Set Top Boxes) is considered one of the most modern, advanced, and accurate available on the market. We have top-of-the-line technology and a team of technicians with experience and preparation that have helped us become "The # 1 company in remanufacturing equipment for CATV" .

The process of remanufacturing converter boxes (Set Top Boxes) begins by checking their electrical circuits. At this stage the equipment is subjected to various tests where those with short circuit and other electrical faults are eliminated.

After their electrical performance is tested, the converter boxes (Set Top Boxes) are scanned by a bar-code reader and their serial number is introduced into different computers depending on the factory that made them. The computers verify, analyze, and register this number, where they are stored by make, model, order number, date and time they were tested, and technician who supervised the process.

The General Instrument (GI) converter boxes (Set-Top Box) are registered with an ACC computer. This allows access and connectivity to the programming that is sent from our headend, which enables us to test the performance of each converter box (Set Top Box) in a real environment setting, ensuring that the audio, video, encoding, channel package, and so on, are in perfect order.

The Scientific Atlanta (SA) converter boxes (Set-Top Box) are registered on a computer with System Manager that allows the downloading of the program and recognition of the set-top box security. This enables us to send the connection and programming via our headend, allowing us to test the function of the audio, video, encoding, channel package, and so on in a real environment setting.

After successfully passing these tests, we verify the performance of different types of Radio Frequency “RF”.

Once the verification of all their functions is finalized, the converter boxes (Set-Top boxes) are cleaned and vacuum packaged. Their bar code is scanned one final time, this time in order to register the equipment as having passed all the tests, and then they are ready to be shipped.

The units are stored by groups in boxes, where they are numbered and ordered by pallets. Each pallet is marked according to the number of boxes it contains and the codes the cable modems contained in each box. .

The serial number of each converter boxes (Set-Top boxes) serves as a proof of guarantee. They are registered in our database as equipment that has passed all the tests, giving you the security and tranquility that only International Cable Corp. can provide.

The boxes are connected to an electrical timer for 1 hour. This is done in order to verify that the electrical circuits of the boxes are in optimal condition.

Then with a bar-code reader, we introduce the serial number to the ACC or the System Manager in order to be checked and registered.

The boxes are checked to make sure they are in perfect condition (audio, video encoding, channel package, etc.).

Different types of RF (channels) are tested.

The boxes are cleaned, vacuum packaged, and a copy of the serial numbers is printed out for the client detailing the location of the units in each box.