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line sharer
(redirected from Modem Sharing Device)

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line sharer
A device that allows sharing a line. For example, telephone line sharers are used to connect a variety of office terminals (phone, fax, modem, etc.) to one or more phone lines. Internet line sharers connect several PCs to one modem. Host line sharers connect multiple terminals to one or more serial lines connected to a host computer.


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As the need for additional terminals grew, a second controller was added at each regional location with a modem sharing device.
BUSINESS WIRE)--March 3, 2003 RAD Data Communications has announced that the New York Lottery has deployed RAD's MMS modem sharing devices in order to enable certain of their higher volume retailer locations to double the number of lottery gaming devices available to the public.
The CMS system allows technicians to monitor and test in real time central-site and remote-diagnostic modems, modem sharing devices, dial back-up equipment, and the quality of telephone lines across the network.
 
 
 
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