on 3/6/04 4:03 PM, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't think you can use an SDSL modem will work for ADSL. Most of > the modems I've seen for SDSL are specific to SDSL. > -- Thanks Clark, (and everybody else). I guess I knew that the names were Asynchronous and Synchronous but just slept through typing the question. My reason for asking is that I have a DSL line, which I now presume to be ADSL, and I use a Speedstream 5360 modem which is not marked either ADSL or SDSL and I wanted to know if the modem I've picked up, Speedstream 5260 ADSL modem is substantially the same so that I can figure that I have a back up that will be plug and play? -- All the Best,
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