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Viewing Seminars Online - We welcome you to view our seminars online which should provide reliable streaming from a dedicated RealServer system. RealPlayer will buffer for a few seconds when you begin, just in case the network becomes congested momentarily. The online seminar is designed to stream at 43K bps which should provide smooth streaming over a 56k bps modem connection.

Downloading and Playing Seminars - The seminars are provided in "zipped" format, and require using a shareware program such as WinZip to extract the files. We strongly suggest extracting each seminar to a new folder. This folder may reside on any hard drive on your system, and can have any valid name. All files included in the zip file have been scanned with Norton Antivirus for your protection.

After all files are extracted, you will find a file named "View Seminar" in each folder. Either double click on this file to start RealPlayer, or open this file from within RealPlayer.

DSL Seminars

xDSL Overview Seminar - Part I
View Online (Real Player required) Download (zip): 4969 kB

This seminar lasts about 10 minutes and provides an overview of the world of DSL. It includes discussion of the history, technology and reality of installing DSL lines. After completing both parts of the xDSL Overview, you should be able to compare and contrast popular DSL offerings and list some of the key challenges the DSL industry faces.

xDSL Overview Seminar - Part II
View Online (Real Player required) Download (zip): 4969 kB

This seminar lasts about 7 minutes and continues the overview of the world of DSL. It includes discussion of applications, standards, types of DSL, DSL modems and a glimpse into the future.

ADSL Technology Seminar - Part I
View Online (Real Player required) Download (zip): 4969 kB

This seminar lasts about 10 minutes and discusses the technology behind ADSL. It includes discussion of ADSL equipment and vendors, plus explains CAP and DMT modulation techniques. After completing both parts of the ADSL technology seminar, you should be able to compare and discuss common features of ADSL modems and DSLAMs.

ADSL Technology Seminar - Part II
View Online (Real Player required) Download (zip): 4969 kB

This seminar lasts about 10 minutes and concludes the discussion of ADSL Technology. It includes a review of decibels, DMT rate adaption, ADSL framing and processes, ADSL components and connections, and common ADSL modem features.standards.

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