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Old 02-08-2004, 11:03   #1
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Standalone modems

whats the difference between ambit 120 and 200 please
sorry if somebody has already asked this question also will the 120 take the same speed as 200 thanx
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Old 02-08-2004, 11:10   #2
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Re: Standalone modems

The modems all do the same thing, & that is to supply you with a BB connection.
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Re: Standalone modems

I did read the briefing that went out about these, and I think the main difference is that the 200 has colour coded ethernet and USB sockets, to make talking people through the installation easier.

No, seriously.
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Re: Standalone modems

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Old 02-08-2004, 14:32   #5
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Re: Standalone modems

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I did read the briefing that went out about these, and I think the main difference is that the 200 has colour coded ethernet and USB sockets, to make talking people through the installation easier.

No, seriously.
Doesn't stop people putting the wrong cable in the wrong socket!

More seriously, and technically, the 200 model supports EuroDOCSIS 2.0, whereas the 100 and 120 support DOCSIS 1.1 and EuroDOCSIS 1.1 respectively. The network is currently running on 1.1, so there is no advantage to that - they all do the same job.
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Re: Standalone modems

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Doesn't stop people putting the wrong cable in the wrong socket!

More seriously, and technically, the 200 model supports EuroDOCSIS 2.0, whereas the 100 and 120 support DOCSIS 1.1 and EuroDOCSIS 1.1 respectively. The network is currently running on 1.1, so there is no advantage to that - they all do the same job.
what is that eurodocsis 1 and 2 thingy ????
sorry to sound dumb
so do you think they will change eurodocsis type or are there too many people with the ntl 120 modems
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Re: Standalone modems

It's long and complicated, but basically, it's the language spoken by the Cable Modem over the Cable TV system. There are lots of details available if you google it.
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ok thanx m8 i will do that cheers
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