1. All service providers require you to buy the local loop segment from your facility to their closest PoP.

2. B . A modem terminates a digital local loop.

3. The wireless local loop system features simple planning, easy installation, rapid provisioning and high reliability and facilitates the evolution towards personal and broadband services.

4. However, around the unbundling fiber local loop, without entry barriers, we had better to de-regulate the unbundling and encourage operators to install infrastructure.

5. The local loop generally covers a distance of a few kilometers to a few tens of kilometers at most.

6. The wireless local loop system is one of tbe access systems that have emerged these years, and has many advantages lacking in other cable systems.

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7. The clock speed (port speed) of the connection (local loop) to the Frame Relay cloud.

8. Redstone plans to offer broadband services to small and medium-sized businesses following local loop unbundling in July 2001.

9. PHS technology is also a popular option for providing a wireless local loop, where it is used for bridging the "last mile" gap between the POTS network and the subscriber's home.

10. Network access is available from some cable television networks. This allows for greater bandwidth than the conventional telephone local loop.

11. In other words, only a standalone DSL internet service is provided on the local loop.

12. The traditional PSTN was based on an analog connection between the customer premises and the local exchange, also called the local loop.

13. If indication, remote from transmitter is required, consideration should be given to the use of a local loop powered indicator.

14. Each substation and overhead isolator will transmit real-time data to the control centers via an ABB telecommunications system using WLL (Wireless Local Loop) and UHF radio technology.

15. This allows the telco to actively manage and troubleshoot the local loop with the demarcation point occurring after the NTU.

16. The LMDS-based broadband wireless network solution creates a leap in the capacity of access technology, and introduces a competitive Third Force" in the area of local loop."

17. Access Protection refers to the process or means to protect a telephone system local loop against possible outages and failures.

18. Typically, most machines connected to the Internet have two connections: a local loop to themselves and a connection to their local service provider.