Multi-Frequency Signaling Sample Clauses

Multi-Frequency Signaling. In the case where CCS is not available, in band Multi-Frequency (MF), wink start, E & M channel associated signaling with ANI will be provided by the Parties. Network signaling information, such as CIC/OZZ, will be provided wherever such information is needed for call routing or billing.
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Multi-Frequency Signaling. In the case where CCS is not available, in band Multi- Frequency (AMF@), wink start, E & M channel associated signaling with ANI will be provided by the Parties. Network signaling information, such as CIC/OZZ, will be provided wherever such information is needed for call routing or billing. agreement until they are brought into compliance with the requirements of this agreement. Until such arrangements are brought into compliance with the requirements of this agreement, compensation will be in compliance with effective FCC rules, specifically ' 51.717. Related services or options currently provided to Cellular One by GTE in the State shall continue to be provided under the terms and conditions of such existing agreements during this transition period. The Parties agree to use their best efforts to bring all arrangements into compliance with the terms and conditions of this agreement within six (6) months of the effective date of this agreement or within whatever other period may be mutually agreeable to the Parties.

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