Michel Renfer wrote:
AFAIK they use multiple pairs...
You're right, for 6M and 8M they use multiple pairs, but for 4M they use 1 pair (which is > 2.3M). Therefore this would be illegal according to Swisscom spectrum management... Or not?
-Manuel
Manuel Wenger wrote:
Michel Renfer wrote:
AFAIK they use multiple pairs...
You're right, for 6M and 8M they use multiple pairs, but for 4M they use 1 pair (which is > 2.3M). Therefore this would be illegal according to Swisscom spectrum management... Or not?
We have a pair of Tahoe with about 4.8M per pair, and when I asked the Swisscom guy if it was OK, he told me that as we rented the line, we could put anything we wanted on it ...
On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 10:00:33 +0200 Marcel Prisi marcel@virtua.ch wrote:
Manuel Wenger wrote:
We have a pair of Tahoe with about 4.8M per pair, and when I asked the Swisscom guy if it was OK, he told me that as we rented the line, we could put anything we wanted on it ...
hmm, so you could put 230VAC on the line? I hope not!
The spectrum management is not as bad as you think, it helps that all the technologies can work on the same cable without disturbing each other (or at least with as little as possible).
Ueli
On Aug 28, 2006, at 12:09 PM, ueli heuer wrote:
On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 10:00:33 +0200 Marcel Prisi marcel@virtua.ch wrote:
Manuel Wenger wrote:
We have a pair of Tahoe with about 4.8M per pair, and when I asked the Swisscom guy if it was OK, he told me that as we rented the line, we could put anything we wanted on it ...
hmm, so you could put 230VAC on the line? I hope not!
Well that would be rather pointless, but there are other funky things you can do... A long long time ago some friends of mine just had their first two copper wires from the PTT, but were still waiting for the approved modems, so they ran RS-232 directly over it in a 3-wire configuration: RX, TX and ground..
The spectrum management is not as bad as you think, it helps that all the technologies can work on the same cable without disturbing each other (or at least with as little as possible).
It would be nice if those rules would be applied uniformly and would make sense. Saying "everything which is too competitive with us is forbidden" doesn't strike me as very helpful for anybody but Swisscom.
Cheers, -daniel
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