Mbps refers to Megabits Per Seconds. It is an indicator of the transfer speed of the service, but it does not relate to service latency.

Mbps is a measurement used to calculate transfer speed. Mbps stands for Megabits per second. A sustained transfer rate of 1 Megabit per second over a period of one month would total approximately 300GB (Gigabytes) of total transfer. Since transfer rates are averaged, if half the time the transfer rate was .5 Mbps, then half the time was 1.5 Mbps, the average would still be 1Mbps, and the total amount of information transferred would still average out to be the same. See similar questions...

kbps (kilobit per second) is the bit rate of each audio file and assures you of good sound quality. In multimedia files, the bit rate is the quantity of data stored for every unit of recording time. 192 kbps is the current standard bit rate for MP3 files. back See similar questions...

No, not with the stock 18.432MHz crystal that comes on the TINI. CAN requires baud rates to be accurate within 0.5%; unfortunately the 18.432MHz frequency... If you choose the socket board without the regulator (the TINI Sockets E10), you will need to feed your TINI at least 250mA @ 5.00 V +/- 5% In other words,... See similar questions...

Our minimum residential bandwidth of 256 kbps is approximately six times faster than a dialup modem. Most modem connections occur between 35 kbps and 45 kbps, so 256 kbps is about six times faster. See similar questions...

We do not make lower bandwidths available to businesses because the requirements of business are often greater than what residences require. Since businesses typically have multiple computers connected to the internet, each computer will experience slower performance the more computers are connected to the LAN. Plus, businesses often connect to a server at headquarters or at a remote office. Increased bandwidth ensures adequate performance for these remote connections. See similar questions...

Sure! Although we have no idea why you'd want to. Once you've experienced the speed of our Wireless Internet access, you'll never again want to wait for traditional dial-up services. See similar questions...

The existing ORiNOCO products and previous WaveLAN products are interoperable using the AP-1000 Access Point. AP-1000 has a dual slot PCMCIA architecture, which makes it possible to use both the old WaveLAN and the new ORiNOCO AP-1000 within the same environment. See similar questions...

Will I be able to get a Video feed with a school-specific All-Access Subscription for away games? School-specific All-Access subscriptions generally do not generate away game video feeds. Top Processor: Intel Pentium III 800 MHz (or equivalent) • Operating System: Windows 2000 SP4, Windows XP SP2, XP Media Center 2005 Flip4Mac plug-in (by Telestream - free download): With Flip4Mac, you can play Windows Media files (.wma and . See similar questions...

This would be bench throughput. Please note that the throughput rating can vary from radio to radio and with different firmware revisions. See similar questions...

No. The RJ-45 ports on the HP ProCurve Switch 2650 and Switch 6108 are configured as "Auto". See similar questions...

KHz measures the sampling frequency in kilo-hertz - that is it indicated the number of thousands of samples per second which make up the sound file. CD audio is in 16 bit stereo at 44.1 KHz, which means it has 44,100 samples per second, each sample consisting of two 16 bit elements, one for each channel of the stereo. OTOH kbps is actually a measure of data transfer rate - it means kilo bits per second, i.e. the number of thousands of bits transferred per second. See similar questions...

You just put it in as a parameter. You *must* execute BladeEnc from the command line if you want to use a different bitrate - the "drag-and-drop" method *only* supports the default 128 Kbps. To encode a bunch of WAV files at 160 Kbps, open a DOS window and then type, for example: quot;bladedir" is the directory you have bladeenc. See similar questions...

You can not limit a single HTTP request's connection speed. You can limit individual hosts to some bandwidth rate. To limit a specific host, define an acl for that host and use the example above. To limit a group of hosts, then you must use a delay pool of class 2 or 3. For example: acl only128kusers src 192.168.1.0/255.255.192.0 acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0. See similar questions...

Data rates (or baud rates) are highly system dependent. It is impossible for Quatech to know exactly how one of our products will perform in your specific system. Some major factors that affect baud rate are cabling, OS, and FIFOs. For more information about maximum data rates, see the Quatech "Serial Data Rate Information Sheet". See similar questions...

The units shipping today are 9600 baud. The 19.2 Kpbs is in R&D and is a long term future product to be released in 1999. See similar questions...

Only one port RS232 cards (SSCF-100 and SSCFR-100) can operate at 921.6 kbps. The two port card (DSCF-100) has a maximum speed of 115.2 kbps per port. To configure the single port cards for 921.6 kbps you need to move the jumper, located on the bottom of the CF card (next to the port connector). To configure the card for 921.6 kpbs, move the jumper to the "8x" position. See similar questions...