- Industry: Telecommunications
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A frequency to which a carrier frequency is shifted as an intermediate step in transmission or reception.
Industry:Telecommunications
A frequency which can be easily identified and measured in a given emission. A carrier frequency may, for example, be designated as the characteristic frequency.
Industry:Telecommunications
A frequency-shift-keyed (FSK) carrier telegraphy system in which four unique tones, i.e., two pairs of tones, are transmitted over a single transmission channel, such as one twisted pair. Note: One tone of each pair represents a "mark" and the other a "space. "
Industry:Telecommunications
A fully qualified domain name (usually alphabetic) identifying the address of one specific host computer on the Internet. Note: The host address is a subset of the IP address.
Industry:Telecommunications
A fully qualified domain name identifying one specific host computer within the Internet.
Industry:Telecommunications
A function in an open system that provides the means for cooperating processes in different real open systems to communicate. This communication is concerned not only with the transfer of information between open systems, but also with their capability to interwork to accomplish a specific operations, administration, maintenance and provisioning (OAM & P) function.
Industry:Telecommunications
A function indicator that (a) is under the direct control of a computer operator, and (b) is used to indicate displayed information, to highlight data, to identify areas of interest, to serve as a graphic display cursor, and/or to select icons. 2. In computer graphics, a manually operated functional unit used to specify an addressable point. 3. In computer programming, an identifier that indicates the location of a data item.
Industry:Telecommunications
A function of a usually centrally located attendant console that permits the control of multiple switches, some of which may be geographically remote.
Industry:Telecommunications
A function performed by the network if a call remains parked longer than a predesignated time limit, or if the parked party disconnects.
Industry:Telecommunications
A function that archives a part of the security audit trail.
Industry:Telecommunications
