Abstract: Methods and systems for filtering and enhancing the uplink reception sensitivity of OFDMA hybrid point to multipoint communication systems, including the steps of: determining transmission synchronization and bandwidth allocation for a plurality of wireless clients; communicating with the wireless clients via a plurality of hybrid converters connected to a shared signal distribution line, by using a wireless point to multi point centralized synchronizing communication controller and an OFDMA modulation; receiving wireless upload transmission by using the hybrid converters; and blocking non-information carrying sub-carriers, received by at least one of the hybrid converters, before superpositioning the received wireless upload transmissions on the shared signal distribution line.

Abstract: Methods and systems for hybrid point to multipoint communication systems having multiple downlink channels and a single uplink channel, including the steps of: centrally allocating bandwidth to, and synchronizing communications with, a first and a second wireless clients; transmitting, over a shared signal wired distribution line, a first downlink signal transported over a first frequency, a second downlink signal transported over a second frequency, and an uplink signal transported over a fifth frequency; converting the frequency of the first downlink signal to a third frequency, and bi-directionally wirelessly communicating with a first wireless client over the third frequency; converting the frequency of the second downlink signal to a fourth frequency, and bi-directionally wirelessly communicating with a second wireless client over the fourth frequency; and converting and superpositioning a first received wireless uplink signal having the third frequency and a second received wireless uplink signal having

Abstract: Network access apparatus includes first and second master units, each having a physical interface to a packet-switched network. A plurality of slave units, each slave unit having one or more ports to respective subscriber lines, are linked by a plurality of physical interface lines in one or more daisy chains, in which the slave units are mutually connected in series by the physical interface lines therebetween. Each daisy chain includes at least a first slave unit connected by one of the physical interface lines to the first master unit and a last slave unit connected by another of the physical interface lines to the second master unit.