HOME NETWORK SYSTEM IN ADSL SYSTEM

PURPOSE: A home network system in an ADSL(Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) system is provided so that a plurality of users can individually make telephone calls and carry out data communications at home using a single telephone line. CONSTITUTION: A home network system in an ADSL system consists of an MACS(Multiservice Access Concentrator System)(500), a home master block(200) and a plurality of adaptors(300,400). The MACS(500) transmits voice and Internet data, transmitted and received from a PSTN(550) and an IP(Internet Protocol) network(555), to home networks through a telephone line of 2 wires. The MACS(500) binds up signals received from the PSTN(550) or the IP network(555) by homes and sends them to a corresponding home master block(200). The home master(200) connected with the MACS(500) through a generic subscriber line, the 2-wired telephone line, has information on channels to be used. The home master(200) separates signals, received from the MACS(500) through the generic subscriber line, using information on the channels and transmits them to relevant adaptors(300,400). The home master(200) receives voice signals and data, generated from terminals, from the adaptors(300,400) and transmits them to the MACS(500) through the generic subscriber line.