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To: MikeM54321 who wrote (1612)7/21/1998 11:34:00 AM
From: DenverTechie  Read Replies (1) of 12823
 
The POTS splitter in front of the circuit switch is typically incorporated into the packet switch equipment, actually the "access node" equipment that is usually provided by the networking equipment supplier. Remember, the access node is the point where the signal from packet network, voice network, etc. is divided out or concentrated to on the ADSL line so it is the logical place for the splitter mechanism.

In addition, the splitter on the home side (or business side) originally WAS a separate gizmo that had to be installed externally to the ADSL modem. It still can be, but all major ADSL modem supplier now incorporate the POTS splitter into the modem. A few still provide external splitters on the home side.

BTW, thanks Mike for the compliment on my answers. Hope this style of response is helpful for everyone.
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