Signaling in Telecommunications

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To draw attention of the called ______, some form of signaling is required.

subscriber

Signaling is an exchange of ______ information between the components of a network.

control

The function of signaling is to ______ exchanges to establish connections between subscribers correctly.

help

The ______ channel tracks the trunk groups on the entire length of the connection.

signaling

Subscriber signaling is used between the ______ terminal and the local exchange.

subscriber

The signaling network is separate from the ______ communication network.

voice

Upon receipt of 3-4 ______, the exchange recognizes the exchange code as local

digits

The exchange confirms SB is ______ and sends a ringing signal to alert SB

free

Subscriber Signaling Functions include ______ Tone and BUSY Tone

DIAL

The exchange sends a ______ signal to alert SB and informs SA about the call progress

ringing

The subscriber should start dialing only after hearing the ______ tone

dial

Busy tone is send to the dialer when the subscriber line is ______

busy

The protocol used to access and interface a database application is ______.

TCAP

Type A links are used to connect ______ to STPs or STPs to SCPs.

SSPs

A Type C link is used to connect paired ______.

STPs

In Associated CCS, the common channel closely tracks inter switch ______.

trunks

Type F links are used to connect ______ when significant traffic flows between them.

SSPs

In Non-associated CCS, the Signaling Channel does not track the ______ groups.

trunk

This type of signaling informs the calling subscriber about the status of a ______ and alerts the called subscriber about a waiting call.

call

In-channel signaling carries ______ information as well as voice and data.

signaling

In-band signaling uses ______ tones for conveying its signals.

audio

In-band signaling refers to using the same ______ frequency band to carry signaling information as that used to carry voice.

voice

Out-band signaling refers to using frequencies above the ______ band to carry signaling information.

voice

Common Channel Signaling (CCS) uses a channel separate from the ______ channel for carrying the control signals.

voice

The control signals no longer necessarily follow the same route as the ______ signals.

voice

Each telephone conversation takes ______ kbps bandwidth.

64

The international prefix or international access number is used for ______ calls.

international

The country code contains one to four numbers that define the country of ______ B.

subscriber

The ______ numbering is hierarchical, and it has an internationally standardized country code at the highest level.

telephone

The bandwidth required for 20 million telephone conversations is given by ______ Gbps.

1.280

Learn about the importance of signaling in telecommunications, including its role in drawing attention to called subscribers, exchanging control information, and establishing connections between subscribers. Understand how signaling helps manage and disconnect calls.

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