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Paging systems generally operate in the ranges.
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The most widely used digital system is the FLEX system.
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VoIP is a highly complex digital system that relies on high-speed Internet connections.
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Latency is the between the time the VoIP signal is transmitted and the time it is received.
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A major benefit of IP phones is that they may also use wireless connections.
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The two-wire, twisted-pair connection between the telephone and the central office is referred to as the loop.
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A basic telephone set is a(n) baseband transceiver.
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The term is used to describe the process of entering a telephone number to be called.
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Newer telephones with built-in are able to provide users with features such as telephone number storage and automatic dialing.
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Most telephones are connected to a wall jack by using a special on the cable called an RJ-11 modular connector.
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The base unit and receiver unit in cordless telephones each contain a separate full duplex, complete .
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The telephone refers to the organizations and facilities involved in connecting your telephone to the called telephone regardless where it might be.
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The circuits that the subscriber line interface circuits from electrical damage are referred to collectively as overvoltage protection.
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Key systems are small systems designed to serve from 2 to 50 user telephones within an organization.
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Facsimile is an electronic system for transmitting information by wire or radio.







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