Tel-Systems Adsl High Speed Service

Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) is a method of sending data at high-speed over existing copper twisted-pair telephone wires typical of the 'local loop' connecting business and domestic users to a telephone exchange.

Description:Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) is a line-encoding scheme. Line encoding schemes describe how data or information is encoded as a signal and how it is transmitted across a network. A 'line code' is the term used to describe the electrical representation of a digital signal. ADSL line encoding is capable of providing: a high-speed, uni-directional data channel at up to 8 Mb/s (enough for compressed full-motion, full-colour movies) a bi-directional duplex data channel with transmission speeds up to 5.76 Mb/s, which can be subdivided in many ways to provide several simultaneous services support for existing analogue Telephone Services including: voice, Group 3 Fax, etc.