Answer Supervision. An off-hook supervisory signal.
Answer Supervision. Customer must provide Answer Supervision when Service is connected to switching equipment or Customer-provided communications systems. The Customer’s equipment or systems must allow for the measurement of chargeable time beginning with the delivery of the Customer’s call to the switching equipment or to the equipment connected to the communications system and ending with the termination of the call by the calling party. If Customer’s communications system fails to promptly return to Company an idle (on-hook) state upon completion of the call, the Customer will be held responsible for all charges that result up until the time the Customer’s communication system signals the Company’s network that the call has been terminated or until such time as the Company’s own system terminates the call. If Customer or its communications system rejects, fails to answer, or fails to signal calls routed via the Company’s network, Customer shall be liable for any and all charges imposed on Company by third parties as a result of such Customer act or omission.
Answer Supervision. An off-hook supervisory signal. Applicable Law All laws, statutes, common law, regulations, ordinances, codes, rules, guidelines, orders, permits, and approvals of any Governmental Authority, which apply or relate to the subject matter of this Agreement.
Answer Supervision. A. Answer supervision provides the capability of delivering “off-hook” supervisory signals from the subscriber’s serving central office to a line interface at the subscriber’s premises. These supervisory signals indicate that the called party has answered the incoming call (gone “off-hook”).
Answer Supervision. An off-hook supervisory signal. Applicable Law All laws, statutes, common law, regulations, ordinances, codes, rules, guidelines, orders, permits, and approvals of any Governmental Authority, which apply or relate to the subject matter of this Agreement. As-Is Transfer (AIT) The transfer of all telecommunications services and features available for resale, that are currently being provided for a specific account, without the requirements of a specific enumeration of the services and features on the Local Service Request (LSR).
Answer Supervision. An off-hook supervisory signal. Applicable Law. All effective laws, statutes, common law, governmental regulations, ordinances, codes, rules, guidelines, orders, permits and approvals of any governmental authority (including, without limitation, the Commission and the FCC) that apply to the subject matter of this Agreement. Automated Message Accounting (AMA). The structure inherent in switch technology that initially records telecommunication message information. AMA format is contained in the Automated Message Accounting document, published by Telcordia Technologies as GR-1100-CORE, which defines the industry standard for message recording. Automatic Location Identification or “ALI”. A record that includes the subscriber’s name, (identified by ANI), street address, emergency service number and other predetermined information associated with the 911 caller’s telephone number, which is forwarded to the PSAP for display. Additional telephones with the same number as the calling party's (secondary locations, off-premise extensions, etc.); will be identified with the service address of the calling party's listed number. Automatic Number Identification or “ANI”. A telephone number associated with the access line from which the call originates, used for selective routing and for display at a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) to identify the caller. It is the key field in an ALI database. Any reference to ANI in this Agreement shall be deemed to be inclusive of pANI, as appropriate. Bill-and-Keep or Bill-and-Keep Arrangement. A compensation arrangement whereby the Parties do not render bills to each other for the termination of Local Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic that qualifies for Bill-and-Keep treatment under this Agreement. Under a Bill-and-Keep Arrangement, a Party terminates such traffic originating from End Users of the other Party without explicitly charging the originating Party.
Answer Supervision. As soon as possible, and in any event by no later than March 15, 1996, Telegroup shall install and have ready for use by New T&T software that will enable the System to deliver answer supervision to New T&T's switch. "Answer supervision" means a mutually acceptable electronic signal which identifies in real time the moment at which the dialed number delivered to the System by New T&T is answered by the called party. *Confidential Treatment Requested. The redacted material has been filed separately with the Commission.
