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             Figure 5-7 – Application reference model for FTTdp with reverse powering and derived POTS not sharing
                                          the in-premises wiring with ITU-T G.9701


                         Table 5-4 – Signal flows applicable at the reference points shown in Figure 5-7

                       Reference point   ITU-T G.9701 signals   Reverse power feeding   Conventional
                                                                                     analogue POTS
                     U-O2                       Yes                  No                   No

                     U-O2P                      No                   Yes                  No
                     U-O/U-R                    Yes                  Yes                  No
                     U-R2P                      No                   Yes                  No
                     U-R2                       Yes                  No                   No
            The above application reference models all have voice service delivered over the in-premises wiring. Other
            application models are possible, where voice service is provided from other devices, e.g., from the ATA with
            digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT) handsets, or by connecting VoIP telephones to the
            home network.

            The application reference models with reverse powering and (derived) POTS (Figures 5-5 and 5-6) show
            that the access wire-pair and the in-premises wiring are shared by data service, voice service and reverse
            powering. Figure 5-8 provides an overview of the electrical reference model. Depending on whether the
            voice  service  is  POTS  or  derived  POTS,  the  FXO-type  POTS  adapter  is  in  the  DPU  or  in  the  customer
            premises, respectively.

























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