Digicom ADSL/HDSL Modem - Manual
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ADSL/HDSL
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ADSL modem up to 8Mbps
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Powered by the USB port
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Asymmetric data speed
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Downstream up to 8Mbps
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Upstream up to 1Mbps
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8 Mbps full rate ADSL support
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1.5 Mbps G.Lite ADSL support
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ADSL standards:
- ANSI T1.413
- ITU G.992.1 (G.dmt)
- ITU G.992.2 (G.lite)
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Supported Protocols:
- RFC 1483 (Bridge/Routed Ethernet over
ATM)
- RFC 2364 (PPP over ATM)
- RFC 1577 (IP over ATM)
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Plug&Play Windows®
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Software upgradable
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CE mark
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Driver for Windows® ME/2000/98
Michelangelo USB 14.09.2001
The maximum performance with the latest xDSL technologies
up to 8 Mbps. Solutions for point-to-point (HSDL) and
Internet (ADSL) applications.
DESCRIPTION
The external ADSL modem for USB port.
The ADSL and USB technologies togheter to get the
maximum performance.
Michelangelo USB is an ADSL modem up to 8Mbps
to be connected to the USB port of your computer.
Using the ADSL accouts (640Kbps), supplied by the
Internet Providers, you will be able to surf the Internet
10 times faster than connecting with an ISDN or
analog modem.
With the ADSL modems you will be always on-line: the
Internet connection is active and the telephone line
always free for faxes and calls.
You will be able to download images, video, audio files
in a few seconds, saving money as the subscriber ’s
fee doesn’t depend on connection time and on data
traffic.
Thanks to the Windows® Plug & Play function and to
the setup utility, supplied into the package,
Michelangelo USB is very easy to install and setup.
Furthermore it is software upgradable.
It is supplied with drivers for Windows® 2000/ME/98.
Michelangelo USB
Code: 8E4086
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