Federal Communications Commission
Before the
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
In the Matter of
Oceanic Time Warner Cable,
a division of Time Warner Cable, Inc.
Oceanic Kauai Cable System
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File Number EB-07-SE-352
NAL/Acct. No. 200932100002
FRN 0018049841 
ERRATUM
Released:  February 13, 2009  
By the Chief, Enforcement Bureau:
1. On January 19, 2009, the Enforcement Bureau released a Forfeiture Order, DA 09-123, in 
the above captioned proceeding.  This Erratum corrects footnote 55 to read as follows:
“Navigation Devices Order, 13 FCC Rcd at 14789.”
2. This Erratum also corrects paragraph 18 to read as follows:
“Finally, we disagree with TWC’s claims that there is no record support for the allegation that as 
a result of the deployment of SDV, UDCPs lose certain functions, such as picture-in-picture, and 
that the NAL does not take the balanced approach to equipment compatibility that is required by 
Section 624A.57 Section 624A of the Act expressly mandates that the Commission “minimize 
interference with or nullification of the special functions of subscriber’s television receivers or 
video cassette recorders,” 58 and thus ensures the full compatibility of these devices with the cable 
system.  The deployment of SDV and the requirement that a customer use a company-supplied set 
top box to view the now switched channels, negates whatever functionalities were available in the 
UDCP for those of the company-supplied set-top box.  The Commission received numerous 
complaints from affected consumers.  For instance, some cable operators have migrated linear 
HD programming to an SDV format, thus rendering useless the high definition capability of the 
navigation device.  In addition, many complaints from consumers indicate that SDV deployment 
has affected their use of TiVo.  One of TiVo's main features is the ability to watch one program 
while recording another (i.e., TiVo Series 3 was designed with two CableCARD slots – one 
single-stream CableCARD ("S-Card") to decrypt the programming that the TiVo is recording, 
and another S-card to decrypt the programming that the TiVo is displaying).  The functionality of 
TiVo is lost with the use of the company-supplied set-top box, which has its own built-in 
functionality.”
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Kris Anne Monteith
Chief, Enforcement Bureau
  
57 TWC Response at 17-20.
58 47 U.S.C. § 544a(c)(1)(B).