orderwire multiplex
A multiplex carrier set specifically designed for the purpose of carrying orderwire traffic, as opposed to one designed for carrying mission traffic.
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A multiplex carrier set specifically designed for the purpose of carrying orderwire traffic, as opposed to one designed for carrying mission traffic.
See birefringence.
See splice organizer.
The connection between the termination of a user-network interface and an operator service access point that is used for communication between the user and the operator service. [T1.661-1997]
In a wideband packet node, the point that receives channelized traffic, packetizes it, and sends it into the wideband packet network. [T1.509-1995]
Information indicating a toll class of service for the call. [T1.667-1999]
The ability to dial the appropriate 7- or 10-digit test number from a subscriber line. [T1.207-2000]
A part of the routing label in a signaling message that uniquely identifies the originating point of that signaling message in a signaling network. [T1.226-1992]
The ability to dial the appropriate test line number with trunk access using the appropriate test equipment. [T1.207-2000]
The user that initiates a particular information transfer transaction.
Note: The originating user may be either the source user or the destination user.
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