ADSL and Phone on a Single Line

December 1997 / International What's New / ADSL and Phone on a Single Line

With Orckit's ORvision ADSL modem, you can access an ADSL service and simultaneously make two phone calls over a single pair of copper wires. This is possible because the device transmits both ADSL and DAML signals concurrently. It further lets you transfer several megabits of data per second over one regular phone line without interfering with the phone signals.
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Contact:  Orckit, Tel Aviv, Israel

Phone:    +972 3 696 2121

Fax:      +972 3 696 5678

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