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`Understanding Digital
`Subscriber Line Technology
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`Thomas Starr
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`Senior MTS
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`Ameritech
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`John M. Cioffi
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`Professor ofElectrical Engineering
`Stanford University
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`Peter Silverman
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`Senior Architect — New Business Initiatives
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`3COM Corporation
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`Starr, Thomas J. J.
`Understanding digital subscriber line technology/ Thomas J. J.
`Starr, John M. Cioffi, Peter Silverman.
`p.
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`Includes bibliographical references and index.
`ISBN 0-13-780545-4
`1. Digital telephone systems.
`Electronic.
`1. Ciofii, John M.
`TK6421.S85
`1999
`dc.387’8—-dc21
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`2. Telephone switching systems.
`II. Silverman, Peter.
`III. Title.
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`Reference
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`determine the loop quality and SNR for each specific 4 kHz DMT tone. The following
`signal tone is used during the channel analysis phase of initialization: MEDLY.
`. Exchange: Having gathered the information about the quality of the connection and
`the requested configuration, the modems configure themselves and exchange informa-
`tion about their configuration. The specific bandwidth allocated to the requested bearer
`channels is assigned,
`the specific DMT tones and the amount of data encoded in each
`tone are determined and assigned. The connection is tested in both directions after
`which each modem notifies its peer that it is ready to enter normal communications,
`known in the standard as “showtime.” The following signal tones are used during the
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`exchange phase of initialization: R/C-REVERB, and R/C—SEGUE.
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`Reference
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`American National Standards Institute. Standards Project Relating to Carrier to Cus-
`[1]
`tomer Connection 0fAsymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) Equipment T1.413 Issue 2,
`1998.
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