[sclug] Belkin Wireless, NTL & ClarkConnect 4.2

John Stumbles john at stumbles.org.uk
Sun May 18 17:20:31 UTC 2008


Phillip Chandler wrote:
> Does this work the same for NTL Cable, as NTL isnt ADSL or DSL ? This is
> probably a daft question, and Ive more-than-likely made myself look
> silly, but I had to ask. NTL is fibre optic (I think)

It may be fibre within its own network (like BT and everybody else) but 
its data connection is via the coaxial cable part of the twin 
coax+twisted-pair cable laid from their junction box in the street to 
the junction box at your house. From there there's a splitter which 
separates the data part from the analogue TV and FM radio (on our legacy 
connection at least: I don't know how it's connected for more modern 
digital TV subscribers) and the data part is connected to a cable modem 
(made by Pace I believe) which is equivalent to the ADSL modems 
purchased by broadband-over-BT-line people.

-- 
John Stumbles



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