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2012 Annual Customer Notification
Charter Communications
®
(“Charter”) is required by applicable cable television law to provide you
with an annual notice of our TV products and services and associated conditions for service. If you
have any questions about this notice or about Charter’s cable and non-cable services or policies,
please contact Charter Customer Service or go to our website at charter.com.
How to Reach Us
Charter Communications, 888-GET CHARTER Toll Free
Phones open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Public Access Television
Time on Community Access channels is available for cable casting non-commercial programming
to the towns served by Charter Communications. Pre-produced public access programs may be
submitted by local franchise residents. Charter’s local television studios, editing facilities, and
portable public access equipment are also available for residents to produce their own programs
for airing on the channel. Charter provides free training and lends portable video equipment to
qualified users. For more information or for a copy of Charter’s Community Access information
packet for your area call :
Newtown (Western CT): CommuniTyVision 21 (203) 304-4050 or
visit www.communityvision21.com
Willimantic (NE CT): Charter’s CTV 14 (860) 456-8500 or
visit www.CTV14.com
Winsted (NW CT): Charter’s CTV 13 (860) 738-5090
www.ctv13.net
Cable Advisory Council
The advisory council gives advice to Charter Communications management on matters affecting
the public it deems necessary. The council consists of a minimum of one representative from
each town appointed by the chief elected official of the town. There is also one representative
appointed by the Board of Education of each town and one member representing the libraries
in the franchise. The advisory council may be reached at the following addresses for your area:
Newtown/Winsted (Western CT): Charter Communications Cable Advisory Council
P.O. Box 87
Newtown, CT 06470
Their website is www.Cableadvisorycouncil.org. The council meets the second Tuesday of the
month at 7p.m., every other month, at the offices of Charter Communications in Newtown.
Willimantic (NE CT): Charter Communications Cable Advisory Council
1548 West Main Street
Willimantic, CT 06226
The council meets on the third Monday in the months of January, April, September and November
at Charter’s North Windham administrative office at 207 Tuckie Road.
OVERVIEW OF CHARTER’S TV SERVICES
1
CHARTER TV BASIC (Basic Tier Availability) The Basic Service Tier, where available, is our lowest
level of cable service. Charter TV Basic includes off air broadcast stations and may include any
franchise-required public, educational and government access channels. All such programming
varies on a community-by-community basis and is subject to change at any time, subject to
applicable law. Pursuant to federal law, cable customers must subscribe to Charter TV Basic in
order to subscribe to any other cable video service.
EXPANDED SERVICE The Expanded Service Tier, where available, is an optional level of service
above and beyond Basic Service and is billed separately from Basic Service. A customer must
receive Charter’s Basic Service Tier, in order to be eligible to receive Expanded Basic. Expanded
Basic Service may include many of the non premium cable channels such as the Discovery
Channel
®
, Lifetime
®
, ESPN
®
, A&E
®
, the USA Network
®
, and TNT
®
. All such programming varies on
a community-by-community basis and is subject to change at any time, subject to applicable law.
CHARTER TV DIGITAL PACKAGES & TIERS There are various digital TV packages and options
for a customer to choose including Charter TV in Digital, Charter TV Select, Charter TV Silver
and Charter TV Gold. Where available, these packages provide an optional level of service that
requires a receiver and provides access to an array of movies and other programming in crisp
digital-quality picture and sound. Additional channel tiers offered: Digi Tier 1 which includes
NFL Network, ESPN U, Investigation Discovery, Nick Jr. and a variety of other channels, Digi Tier
2 which includes NFL RedZone, Fox Soccer, Smithsonian Channel, Boomerang and a variety of
other channels, Sports View, Faith & Values View, and Latino View.
PREMIUM SERVICES* Premium Services are available on a per channel or per service basis.
Premium Channels generally include Home Box Office
®
, Cinemax
®
, Starz
®
, Encore
®
, Showtime
®
,
The Movie Channel™ and EPIX™. Not all premium services are available in all areas. There is
a separate monthly charge for premium channels.
OTHER OPTIONAL SERVICES In addition to these programming services, Charter or its leasing
affiliates may also offer its customers, for an additional monthly charge, the rental of receivers
or remotes, and the following services where available: HD, DVR*, Charter Internet and Charter
Phone.
A NOTE ABOUT PROGRAMMING Charter receives programming from various broadcast and
cable networks. Charter is not responsible for the content aired by these networks and may not
alter the programming schedule. Please contact specific cable or broadcast networks directly with
your programming complaints or questions.
You will find pricing and channel line-ups for your specific area provided with this notice.
You may also view the channel line-ups and additional services available in your area at
www.charter.com.
HOW TO USE YOUR TV SERVICES
Charter’s broadband network and customer premises equipment, including the receiver and
modem, are designed to be safe and reliable for carrying television, internet and phone signals.
Here are just a few tips to keep it that way:
1. During severe electrical storms you should unplug your television set and cable receiver
to avoid damage. Charter and television set manufacturers are not responsible for damage
that occurs due to acts of nature.
2. Remember your receiver operates on 110 volts so take all the precautions that you would
for any small appliance-such as checking to see that the cord is not worn or damaged.
3. For your own safety, do not attempt to open or otherwise tamper with your receiver.
4. If you have someone other than Charter install the inside wiring in your home, or if you
do it yourself, you are responsible for ensuring that the wiring does not interfere with the
normal operation of the cable system and that it complies with applicable federal
regulations, including protections against signal leakage.
CABLE COMPATIBILITY
Most modern television sets and VCRs are cable compatible and can receive the analog and
digital signals carried on the cable system if those signals have not been encoded to secure
the signal. “Cable-ready” television sets may be connected directly to the cable system and will
receive the non-secure analog or unencrypted digital signals present on the system. Except for
new television sets equipped to use the CableCARD technology, described later in this notice,
television sets may not receive the digitally encrypted signals carried on Charter’s cable system
without a receiver provided by Charter. A receiver may also be required if the television set is not
cable ready and cannot receive the large number of channels available on the cable system.
ABOUT YOUR RECEIVER
Even if your television set is cable compatible or cable-ready, you may still need a receiver to
receive secure analog, digital or HDTV signals that are carried on the cable system. Secure analog
or digital signals include premium services that have been secured by the cable system and are
delivered only to those customers who elect to have them as part of their service package. These
include premium movie channels, special events, On Demand events, and other premium service
offerings. The receiver is a tuner/decoder. It receives the cable channel selected by the customer
and converts it to a format that can be received by the customer’s television set or device. This
converted signal is usually displayed on channel 3 or 4 on the customer’s television set or
device. Some receivers also provide video and audio outputs, which can be connected to the
video and audio inputs of the customer’s devices if they are present. Operating your television set
after it is connected to the cable television system is easy. Turn on your television and the cable
receiver. Ensure your television set is tuned to the proper channel to receive the signals from the
receiver. This connection could be RF (channel 3 or channel 4), video baseband, component or
HDMI input. Select the channel you wish to watch by selecting it on the receiver using the remote
control. To ensure reliable operation, confirm the receiver is plugged into a non-switched power
outlet (one that is not controlled by a light switch) and that connections on the back are secure.
Loss of power to the receiver may result in a temporary loss of your cable television service.
NOTE: THE RECEIVER AND REMOTE CONTROL RENTAL DEVICES ARE THE PROPERTY OF
CHARTER (OR ITS LEASING AFFILIATES) AND MUST BE RETURNED TO CHARTER WHEN YOU ARE
NO LONGER A CUSTOMER. FAILURE TO RETURN ANY PROPERTY OF CHARTER WILL SUBJECT
YOU TO ADDITIONAL CHARGES, POSSIBLE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION, AND MAY RESULT IN YOUR
CREDIT REPORT BEING NEGATIVELY IMPACTED.
PAY-PER-VIEW* AND ON DEMAND*
Where available, Pay-Per-View and On Demand are for private, in-home viewing only; no
commercial establishments. To order one of these services, your account must be current.
Customers with digital receivers may order using Charter’s remote control. To prevent unauthorized
use in your household, you are responsible for setting up a PIN number, Parental Control and
Rating preference. Charter will not give credit for the following circumstances: 1) unauthorized
use, 2) if you tape a Pay-Per-View event or movie and are not present to monitor the taping, 3)
if you do not call to report reception problems while the movie or event you ordered is on, 4)
or if you do not call to report you did not receive the movie you ordered, while that movie is on.
INSTALLING YOUR VCR AND DVD
Your DVD/VCR can be used to enhance your cable television experience. Installation of your VCR
or DVD can be completed through a variety of different methods depending upon your viewing
and recording requirements. Different options for installing your VCR or DVD are described below.
If you need assistance, Charter personnel will help you understand how to make DVD/VCR and
cable television service compatible entertainment components. You can have maximum flexibility
in watching what you want to watch, when you want to watch it.
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Services listed in this notice may not be available in all Charter areas. Digital equipment
may be required to view certain channels or receive certain services. Please contact your local
Charter office or customer service number if you have any questions about service availability.
*Not applicable to Charter Business Public View and Hospitality customers.
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COMPLAINT PROCEDURESCharter maintains offices and trained maintenance staff to be promptly available to Customers upon request. Technical personnel wil

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