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To: Tom Eames who wrote (910)	5/22/1997 1:54:00 AM
From: Ray Jensen	of 12823

Tom, thanks for the update on this new NLC feature. Does this feature eliminate the need for coaxial drop from the curb or pole mounted optical terminal to feed the subscriber with a full menu of voice, data and video services? If so, it would further simplify deployment for most telcos, compared to the current NLC fiber to the curb SDV architecture (e.g., with the siamese coax and twisted pair drop..coax for the high speed data and video services, and twisted pairs for the narrowband telephony.) Using the new features over twisted pair, how many pairs on the drop will be needed per home - just one? Are additional pairs needed if the customer has a 2nd or 3rd POTS line in addition to high speed data or SDV? thanks, Ray.

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