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FYI, found this on Arris site. Arris TM1602 I think it may be the phone modem to replace the DPQ3212 as option for people with Ultimate and want a phone/data modem without a gateway.
It will probably only be used as a 16x4 tuner device, although the stats say: "24 with separate downstream license". Anyone know what this means? Can it be provisioned as two modems to double bandwidth?
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cox supplies the emta not customer purchased
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Tecknowhelp
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Yes, but right now Cox doesn't have a 16 channel eMTA to supply. There had been several requests for such in different threads, and so I made this FYI.
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StephanieA
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http://www.cox.com/residential/support/internet/article.cox?articleId={fd6e0530-39e8-11e5-6e6f-000000000000}
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Tecknowhelp
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That's not a eMTA. Come on Stephanie, you should know better. That's a gateway, and one without a proper bridge mode which means you can't use your own router with it.
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