Common Interface
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The Common Interface (CI) is the slot on a digital television receiver into which a conditional access module (CAM) may be inserted for satellite television. Receivers normally have two common interfaces. A receiver with a common interface allows the user to access encrypted television broadcasts as opposed to free-to-air (FTA) channels.
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CI (Common Interface) also allows you to type the keys in the through Viaccess option, so without buying a subsription card, you can receive the encrypted channels by registering their keys in your receiver.
The most popular CI receivers so far approved by home-users is the SuperMax 6000 CI Receiver.
