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- K/P - Commonly used by a company within its private automatic branch exchange...
- key station - Commonly used by a company within its private automatic...
- keyphone - Commonly used by a company within its private automatic branc...
- keyphone (K/P or key station) - Commonly used by a ...
- KP - Commonly used by a company within its private automatic branch exchange (...
- LATA - LATA (local access and transport area) is a term in the U.S. for a ge...
- leased line - A leased line is a telephone line that has been leased ...
- LEC - LEC (local exchange carrier) is the term for a public telephone company...
- LEC (local exchange carrier) - LEC (local exchange c...
- LECs - LEC (local exchange carrier) is the term for a public telephone compa...
- LIDB - A line information database (LIDB) is a database maintained by the lo...
- line information database - A line information database...
- line information database (LIDB) - A line inform...
- LNP - Local Number Portability (LNP) is the ability of a telephone customer i...
- local access and transport area - LATA (local acc...
- local access and transport area (LATA)
- local exchange carrier - LEC (local exchange carrier) is t...
- Local Number Portability - Local Number Portability (LNP...
- Local Number Portability (LNP) - Local Number Port...
- Location Routing Number - In the U.S., a Location Routing...
- Location Routing Number (LRN) - In the U.S., a Loca...
- long distance carrier - A long-distance carrier is a teleph...
- long-distance carrier - A long-distance carrier is a teleph...
- loopback - In telephone systems, a loopback is a test signal sent to a n...
- LRN - In the U.S., a Location Routing Number (LRN) is a 10-digit number in a ...
- LZW compression - LZW compression is the compression of a file in...
- mean opinion score - In voice communications, particularly Int...
- mean opinion score (MOS) - In voice communications, part...
- MNP - Mobile number portability (MNP) is a service that allows a cellphone or...
- mobile number portability - Mobile number portability (...
- mobile number portability (MNP) - Mobile number p...
- MOS - In voice communications, particularly Internet telephony, the mean opin...
- multi-tapping - Multi-tapping is an older procedure used to enter t...
- narrowband - Generally, narrowband describes telecommunication that ca...
- National Call Fee Access - In the U.K., National Call Fe...
- National Call Fee Access (NCFA) - In the U.K., Na...
- NCFA - In the U.K., National Call Fee Access (NCFA) is a Number Translation ...
- network operations center - A network operations center...
- network operations center (NOC) - A network opera...
- network terminating unit - Using the Integrated Services...
- network terminator 1 - Using the Integrated Services Digital...
- network terminator 1 (NT1) - Using the Integrated Serv...
- nibble - A quadbit, sometimes called a nibble, is one of 16 possible four-...
- NOC - A network operations center (NOC) is a place from which administrators ...
- noise - Noise is unwanted electrical or electromagnetic energy that degrade...
- NT1 - Using the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) Basic Rate Interch...
- NTS - In the U.K., Number Translation Service (NTS) is the service of routing...
- Number Translation Service - In the U.K., Number Trans...
- Number Translation Service (NTS) - In the U.K., ...
- operational support system - An operational support sy...
- operational support system (OSS) - An operationa...
- OSS - An operational support system (OSS) is a set of programs that help a co...
- out-of-band signaling - Out-of-band signaling is telecommun...
- phantom dialing - In mobile wireless communication, phantom diali...
- predictive dialer - A predictive dialer is a telephone control ...
- Premium Rate Service - In the U.K., Premium Rate Service (PR...
- Premium Rate Service (PRS) - In the U.K., Premium Rate...
- PRI - In the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), there are two levels...
- Primary Rate Interface - In the Integrated Services Digita...
- Primary Rate Interface (PRI) - In the Integrated Ser...
- private branch exchange - An IP PBX is a private branch e...
- probe - In telecommunications generally, a probe is an action taken or an o...
- provision - In general, provisioning means "providing" or making someth...
- PRS - In the U.K., Premium Rate Service (PRS) is a telephone service that pro...
- Q signaling - Q signaling (abbreviated QSIG), a protocol for Integrat...
- Q signaling (QSIG) - Q signaling (abbreviated QSIG), a protoco...
- Q.931 - Q.931 (also called Q93 is a signaling protocol for Integrated Servi...
- Q931 - Q.931 (also called Q93 is a signaling protocol for Integrated Service...
- QSIG - Q signaling (abbreviated QSIG), a protocol for Integrated Services Di...
- quadbit - A quadbit, sometimes called a nibble, is one of 16 possible fou...
- quadbit (nibble) - A quadbit, sometimes called a nibble, is one ...
- RBOC - Regional Bell operating company (RBOC) is a term describing one of th...
- regional Bell operating company - Regional Bell o...
- regional Bell operating company (RBOC)
- repeater - In digital communication systems, a repeater is a device that...
- ring back - Ringback is an intermittent audio tone that a caller in a t...
- ring tone - On mobile phones, a ringtone is a brief audio file played t...
- ringback - Ringback is an intermittent audio tone that a caller in a tel...
- ringing tone - On mobile phones, a ringtone is a brief audio file pl...
- ringtone - On mobile phones, a ringtone is a brief audio file played to ...
- RJ - In the U. S., telephone jacks are also known as registered jacks, sometim...
- RJ-11 - In the U. S., telephone jacks are also known as registered jacks, s...
- RJ-14 - In the U. S., telephone jacks are also known as registered jacks, s...
- RJ-45 - In the U. S., telephone jacks are also known as registered jacks, s...
- RJ-XX - In the U. S., telephone jacks are also known as registered jacks, s...
- roam - Roaming service is the ability to get access to the Internet when awa...
- roaming - Roaming service is the ability to get access to the Internet wh...
- roaming service - Roaming service is the ability to get access to...
- RS-232C - RS-232C is a long-established standard ("C" is the current vers...
- S interface - In Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) service, ...
- S/N - In analog and digital communications, signal-to-noise ratio, often writ...
- satellite Internet connection - A satellite Interne...
- SCCP - Signalling Connection Control Part (SCCP) is a portion of Internation...
- SCSA - Signal Computing System Architecture (SCSA) is an industry standard a...
- SDH - SDH (Synchronous Digital Hierarchy) is a standard technology for synchr...
- SDH (Synchronous Digital Hierarchy) - SDH (Sy...
- SECAM - SECAM (Sequential Couleur avec Memoire) is the television display t...
- Sequential Couleur avec Memoire - SECAM (Sequenti...
- Sequential Couleur avec Memoire (SECAM)
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