Cellular Service Cellular Service uses radio transmissions to () provide a wireless telephone service. Centrex Centrex is a business telephone service that () consists of a wide variety of features, such as, call forwarding and call transfer, provided by central office software. Change Fees Change fees are charges imposed for the () modification of an existing service. Channel Service Unit /Data A CSU/DSU is a device that terminates a digital Service Unit (CSU/DSU) channel at a customer’s premises. A CSU/DSU () often serves as a demarcation between a local network and wide area network facilities. Circuit Cards Circuit cards provide microprocessors, () transistors, and other components on a circuit board. Circuit cards often are designed to fit into a slot of a larger component, such as a telephone PBX, router, or computer. Client Access Licenses A Client Access License is a software licensing () approach used by some vendors that provides authorization to access a software product. CODEC / Video Encoder A CODEC (coder/decoder), also known as a () video encoder, is a device comprising an encoder and decoder in the same equipment. The CODEC produces a coded output and compresses and decompresses audio and video signals. Conduit and Raceway Conduit and raceway are metal or plastic pipe or () channels used to protect cable. Conferencing Services Conferencing Services provide a means for () multiple users to participate in group discussions via telephone circuits or video facilities. Connectors Connectors are devices that connect or () fibers. Consumable Components Consumables consist of miscellaneous () components that are depleted with use, such as tape, splicing materials, labels, and wire wrap. Consumable Kits Consumable Kits include installation tools and () consist of miscellaneous components that are depleted with use, such as tape, splicing materials, labels, and wire wrap. Contingency Fee A contingency fee is a specific dollar allowance () for possible unforeseeable elements that may occur within the scope of a project. (TX-to-FX) A Copper-to-fiber converter, also known as a Converter TX-to-FX converter, is a device that converts a () copper connection to a fiber optic connection.
Cellular Service () Cellular Service uses radio transmissions to provide a wireless telephone service. Centrex () Centrex is a business telephone service that consists of a wide variety of features, such as, call forwarding and call transfer, provided by central office software. Change Fees () Change fees are charges imposed for the modification of an existing service. Channel Service Unit /Data Service Unit (CSU/DSU) () A CSU/DSU is a device that terminates a digital channel at a customer’s premises. A CSU/DSU often serves as a demarcation between a local network and wide area network facilities. Circuit Cards () Circuit cards provide microprocessors, transistors, and other components on a circuit board. Circuit cards often are designed to fit into a slot of a larger component, such as a telephone PBX, router, or computer. Client Access Licenses () A Client Access License is a software licensing approach used by some vendors that provides authorization to access a software product. CODEC / Video Encoder () A CODEC (coder/decoder), also known as a video encoder, is a device comprising an encoder and decoder in the same equipment. The CODEC produces a coded output and compresses and decompresses audio and video signals. Conduit and Raceway () Conduit and raceway are metal or plastic pipe or channels used to protect cable. Conferencing Services () Conferencing Services provide a means for multiple users to participate in group discussions via telephone circuits or video facilities. Connectors () Connectors are devices that connect or fibers. Consumable Components () Consumables consist of miscellaneous components that are depleted with use, such as tape, splicing materials, labels, and wire wrap. Consumable Kits () Consumable Kits include installation tools and consist of miscellaneous components that are depleted with use, such as tape, splicing materials, labels, and wire wrap. Contingency Fee () A contingency fee is a specific dollar allowance for possible unforeseeable elements that may occur within the scope of a project. (TX-to-FX) Converter () A Copper-to-fiber converter, also known as a TX-to-FX converter, is a device that converts a copper connection to a fiber optic connection.
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