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(ADSL) line using G.DMT line coding. The data rates from the network to the modem
are up to 8 Mbps and from the modem to the network up to 800 Kbps. The data rate
varies according to the distance from the customer house and the central office modem.
The DSL service provider specifies the type of service being provided.
DSL Provider
The company that supplies your DSL service, typically your local telephone company.
Always On
Current dial-up services require the user to "make a call" to the ISP. The connection is
only active during the duration of the call. Most xDSL implementations (including DSL,
VDSL, and SDSL) enable the connection to be always on in a fashion similar to a LAN.
APON (ATM Passive Optical Network)
A passive optical network running ATM.
ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode)
An ultra high speed cell based data transmission protocol which may be run over DSL.
This connenction-oriented, packet switching technology utilizes virtual channels instead
of dedicated circuits to carry data in fixed-length (1 cell = 53 bytes) over a broadband
network.
ATM25
ATM Forum defined 25.6Mbit/s cell based user interface based on IBM token ring
network.
Attenuation
The dissipation of the power of a transmitted signal as ittravels over the copper wire
line.
ATU-C and ATU-R (DSL Transmission Unit, Central or Remote)
The device at the end of an DSL line that stands between the line and the first item of
equipment in the subscriber premises or telephone switch. It may be integrated within
an access node.
Backbone
That part of a network which is used as the main path for carrying traffic between
network endpoints.
Bandwidth
This is a reflection of the size or the capacity of a given transmission channel.
Baud
Transmission rate of a multilevel-coded system when symbols replace multiple bits.
Baud rate is always less than bit rate in such systems.
Summary of Contents for TZ6100i
Page 5: ...5 Notice the executable setup file ...
Page 12: ...12 STEP 3 Select the Adapters tab Click the Add button STEP 4 Click the Have Disk button ...
Page 14: ...14 Click OK STEP 9 Click OK STEP 10 On the RAS Setup Window click on Configure ...
Page 16: ...16 For later changes to modem configuration see TI DSL modem Configuration for NT4 ...
Page 23: ...23 DSL Configuration Wizard Why do I need the DSL Configuration Wizard Getting Started ...
Page 47: ...47 DSL Manager Tool ...
Page 54: ...54 Uninstall Your Modem Removing Software Removing Hardware ...
Page 59: ...59 DSL Glossary ...
