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Ethernet: Devices
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To prevent the loss of data, when two or more devices attempt to send packets at the same time, Ethernet detects collisions. All devices immediately stop transmitting and wait a randomly determined period of time before they attempt to transmit again.
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EtherXtend Access Devices can support from one to eight bonded SHDSL (2Base-TL) or Ethernet over T1/E1 connections. In addition to point-to-point applications, EtherXtend EADs may be aggregated into Zhone's MALC, supporting hundreds of Ethernet access lines per shelf. Ethernet Access lines can be used to serve individual customers or to provide high-speed bonded connections to those customers requiring more bandwidth. 2Base-TL offers up to 45Mbps, while Ethernet over T1/E1 offers up to 12Mbps (16Mbps for E1).
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Devices wanting to transmit on the Ethernet first perform a preliminary check to determine whether the medium is available or whether a transmission is currently in progress. If the Ethernet is available, the sending device transmits onto the wire. It's possible... that two devices will perform this test at approximately the same time and both transmit simulatenously.
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Note: The Handheld PC Pro is configured identical to the Handheld PC. Please follow the directions for the Handheld PC Pro to use Ethernet. The drivers for Windows CE 2.0 are NOT compatible with 2.11 devices. If you install the drivers, you must perform a backup and a complete reset to be able to install the right version.
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