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Communications cables
ADSL/T-DSL
– For rapid Internet access
Every Telekom customer can get ADSL, irrespective of whether the connection is
analog or ISDN.
The existing telephone set-up is not changed.
The analog connection carries an additional data signal alongside the telephone signal.
Calls can still be received, even when on line.
Where ISDN is combined with ADSL/T-DSL, telephone calls, fax messaging and Internet
surfing can be conducted simultaneously.
Two additional devices are needed to use ADSL / T-DSL:
- An ADSL / T-DSL splitter and an ADSL / T-DSL modem.
The splitter separates the ADSL / T-DSL signals from the normal telephone signals.
Pay particular attention that the splitter is fitted in front of the terminal device.
The modem provides high-speed access to the Internet.
US / Western
This technology, normally called US, or Western Technology, is mainly to be found in
the USA and the United Kingdom. Bearing in mind the ISDN connection technology,
(Integrated Services Digital Network) this technology will be of increasing significance
in Germany as well. Depending on intended use, we distinguish in this case between
4 pin (telephone), 6 pin or 8 pin (accessory equipment) connection sockets or plugs.
TAE
As a new method of installation on the public telephone network, German firms,
working on behalf of the Bundespost (German Post Office), have developed the
Telecommunications Connection Units (Telekommunikations Anschluss Einheiten
(TAE)). They are interface connectors for the connection of telephone equipment or
accessories in different areas. In the long term, TAE will replace the previously
common methods of connection (VDo, ADo). They conform to DIN 41715.
Due to system modularity, compact sockets for the 2-way and 3-way plug connectors
are also available. The plug system is based on a 6 pin basic configuration. They will
be divided into F codification (for telephone equipment) and N codification (for
non-telephone equipment, like answering machines, telex or data transfer equipment).
This will ensure that there will be no confusion of plugs.
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What does ADSL mean?
- Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
- High-speed access to the World Wide Web
- Applications that are not possible with
analog modems or ISDN.
- Page creation in seconds
- Downloading in record time
- Superb quality film and music videos
Data rates ADSL / T-DSL:
Downloads = ADSL / T-DSL 768 kbit/s
12 x faster than ISDN
30 faster than an analog
modem
Uploads = ADSL / T-DSL 128 kbit/s
Downloads im comparison:
768 kbit/s = ADSL /T-DSL
64 kbit/s = ISDN
28,8 kbit/s = analog modem
4=E
5=b2 6=a2 TAE N
N
3=W
2=b
1=a
4=E
5=b2 6=a2 TAE F
F
3=W
2=b
1=a
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