What are the payments for Cable use?

There are two types of
residual structures for cable:

• 1.Broadcast
  commercial used on cable networks: Cable residuals are based on the total
  units (up to a maximum of 2000 units) for all cable networks on which the
  commercial airs during a 13-week cycle. A unit value is assigned to each
  network based on the number of subscribers. Depending on the number of units,
  the payment to an on-camera performer will range from a minimum amount of
  $567.10 (session fee) to a maximum amount of $2,738.00. (Group performers and
  voice-overs are paid under a similar formula with lower rates.) Session fees
  may be credited against local cable use only; holding fees may never be
  credited against cable use.
• 2. Cable-only commercial : When a commercial is produced only for cable use, the formula described in
  Paragraph 1 above is used to calculate residuals. In cable-only commercials,
  no holding fees are paid and a performer therefore cannot be held exclusive to
  the product. A performer must be advised at the time of audition and/or
  booking that a commercial is for cable-only. The maximum period of use for a
  cable-only commercial is limited to one year. The producer must contact the
  performer and negotiate for any extended use periods.