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DIP-1: Mode (CO/CPE)
CO
(Central
Office)
CPE
(Customer
Premises
Equipment)
When the EoC Converter operates in CPE mode,
DIP switches 2, 3, and 4 are without function.
Note
DIP-2: Transmission (G. INP and Interleave mode)
G. INP
Interleave
DIP-3: Band Profile (Asymmetric/Symmetric)
Asymmetric
Symmetric
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The Master device mode, usually the CO
device, is located at the data center of ISP or
enterprise to link to the backbone.
The Slave device mode, usually the CPE device,
is located at branch office, home or remote site
as the long reach data receiver. The CPE can
be connected to the PC, IP camera or wireless
access point, or other network devices.
Method of protection against bursts from other
devices or lines to impact your xDSL connection.
Method of error correction used on xDSL
connection. Interleave requires additional
latency to improve resilience to burst of error.
Asymmetric mode provides more bandwidth
than the other side. This mode provides the
highest bandwidth in short range.
With G.997 band plan supported, symmetric
mode can provide almost the same rate of
downstream and upstream.
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