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| subject: | Interim report: modem connection speed & DSL |
SW> OK, I can explain what is going on here. A "pair SW> gain" connection is where the telco has run out of SW> cables to your street from the nearest exchange or SW> street box and does not want the expense of digging SW> up the road to lay new copper cables. They take an SW> existing cable to your house (or your neighbours), SW> and put a box at each end that is sort of like a SW> modem. This electronically splits the signal down SW> the copper line into two telephone signals. So now AKA a multiplexor... i HATE it when everyone has to come up with some fancysmancy name for something that already exists... i used to gather data from a chemical tank farm that had several multiplexors... i connected to one system and then had to play with special codes denoting the next multiplexor in the line up until i got to the desired tank for the readings that were required to be taken and calculated... it can be heck when there are two ot three multiplexors in line... )\/(ark* Origin: (1:3634/12) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 3634/12 106/2000 633/267 |
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