Push to Talk (PTT)

Push to Talk (PTT)

This is a way of communicating on the half-duplex communication line, includes receiving and transmitting devices (walkie-talkie) by the way of pressing the button for switching to the voice mode or transition to the listening mode. It works as a radio speaker; one can talk by pressing the button and can listen to a voice message by releasing the button.

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SMDR/CDR

SMDR/CDRThe majority of PBX systems are able to output Call Detail Record (CDR) or Station Message Detail Record (SMDR). Basically the systems are the same and they contain detailed information of telephone activity inside the organization. Usually these reports contain information regarding all the incoming and outgoing calls, the information includes dates and times of the call, duration, direction, numbers dialed and Called ID.

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United States Callcentric Internet Phone Service

The Callcentric service provides consumers and businesses around the world with the benefits of cost savings and high quality phone calls using Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) which is a type of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). Using software on you

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