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A descrambler is a device that decodes a message at the receiving end to make an encoded message intelligible. A descrambler can also be used at the receiving end of a cable line to descramble a channel/frequency that has been scrambled by the head end.

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rdfs:label	Descrambler
rdfs:comment	A descrambler is a device that decodes a message at the receiving end to make an encoded message intelligible. A descrambler can also be used at the receiving end of a cable line to descramble a channel/frequency that has been scrambled by the head end. A descrambler was a piece of technology used to fix code sequencers. In 2373, Quark claimed that he needed to retrieve a descrambler because the code sequencer on the container of Varaxian LM-7 was not working properly, making him unable to open the container. (DS9: "Business as Usual")
dcterms:subject	Engineering tools Technology Data Definition
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abstract	A descrambler is a device that decodes a message at the receiving end to make an encoded message intelligible. A descrambler can also be used at the receiving end of a cable line to descramble a channel/frequency that has been scrambled by the head end. A descrambler was a piece of technology used to fix code sequencers. In 2373, Quark claimed that he needed to retrieve a descrambler because the code sequencer on the container of Varaxian LM-7 was not working properly, making him unable to open the container. (DS9: "Business as Usual")

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