Definitions

1. A handset is off-hook.
2. Handset is the term TAPI uses for a normal local telephone set.
3. The handset is inserted into a sound-proof box containing the louspeaker and microphone to avoid interference from ambient noise.
4. The handset is compatible with WCDMA networks and will be offered in South Korea through KTF from this month for 352,000 won (US$375).
5. When the handset was removed, the contacts inside completed the circuit between the telephone and the central office.

Induction Coil

1. The network block contains the ringer capacitor, the induction coil that handles the handset, and very little else save some spare screw terminals.

Sound Output

1. The adapter uses a manual tuner to select the transmission frequency on which to transmit the sound output from the handset.

Cell-Site

1. Radio is used to communicate between a handset and a cell-site.

Handset 72

1. FIG. 1A shows a conventional speakerphone 100 with a handset 72, a microphone 50 and a loudspeaker 51.

Telephone Conversation

1. Speaker phones are made to allow the consumer to carry on a telephone conversation without holding the handset.
2. The loudspeaker 51 conducts a telephone conversation without users holding the handset 72.

Earphone

1. The modern handset came into existence when a Swedish lineman tied a microphone and earphone to a stick so he could keep a hand free.

Strongest Signal

1. The handset constantly listens for the strongest signal being received from the surrounding base stations.

Skype Contact List

1. Of course, the Handset supports SkypeOut dialing as well as your Skype contact list.

Integrated Telephone Handset 176

1. Both the integrated telephone handset 176 and the PBX handset 310 are left off-hook.

Mobile Handset

1. Transceiver is a key component of mobile handset.

Usb Base Station

1. Connect the USB Base Station to your PC, and your Skype contact list appears on the Get cordless handset.

Bypass

1. BYPASS The alteration of a telephone instrument so that it will pass audio even with the handset on the cradle (an alteration to the hookswitch).
2. When the handset of the PBX is in an OFF hook condition, in an unsecure mode, then optical relays close to cause a bypass in the audio switch 677.

Anywhere

1. They could use it to make free VoIP calls from anywhere using their cellular handset.

Smart

1. Super Real Tennis employs a smart engine that pulls off convincing 3-D on a handset.
2. Agere's collaboration with Amoi has enabled the handset maker to deliver to market Amoi's new series of smart and feature phones.

Stream

1. The dialogue between the handset and the cell site is a stream of digitized audio (except for the first generation analog networks).

Talk

1. The microphone and earphone are usually built into a handset which is held up to the face to talk.

Feature

1. Dual band A feature on some wireless phones that allows the handset to operate using either the 800 MHz cellular or the 1900 MHz PCS frequencies.
2. The feature of a telephone handset that allows you to hear yourself talk, acting as feedback that the phone is really working.

Capture

1. Eurocom Nokia CEO just said that N8 will be the first handset to capture and show HD video.

Connection

1. When the handset responds through the new cell-site, the exchange switches the connection to the new cell-site.
2. When the handset responds through the new cell site, the exchange switches the connection to the new cell site.
3. The shape of this plug socket will be dependent on the manufacturer of the mobile telephone handset to which connection is desired.

Function

1. Thus, the handset can be taken anywhere and can be expected to function the same as in the coverage area of the original service provider.

Step

1. Step 1 Pick up the handset of an attached telephony device and check for a dial tone.
2. It is assumed at this step that no call is in progress (INCALL=FALSE) on a mobile telephone handset connected to the device.

Hearing

1. The "Mute" button can be used to prevent the other party from hearing you over the handset.

Cost

1. The first handset, which will use separate cellular and satellite chips, will cost about $700 without a carrier subsidy.
2. Integration is the requirement of handset manufacturers for decreasing the cost continuously.

Month

1. Sony Ericsson had the only new mobile handset for the month – the Z530i.

Loop

1. The telephone handset is picked up and the loop is established local to the called party.

Line

1. When the called party picks up the handset, the switchhook disconnects the alerting device and connects the audio circuitry to the line.

Tower

1. The dialogue between the handset and the tower is a stream of digitized audio.

Houses

1. Armored Cable - A Stainless steel, spring wound handset cord that resists vandalism (It houses the lanyard of handset).

Japan

1. In Japan, the cost of an i-mode enabled handset varies somewhere between $100-$250.

South Korea

1. The handset maker said it will launch its second smartphone, Xperia X10, in South Korea this month.

Similarly

1. The integrated telephone handset 176 is used to make unencrypted voice calls, similarly as with a conventional telephone.

Employees

1. Ericsson's One Phone solution means that employees only require one handset for all calls.

Resting

1. Resting the handset on the telephone cradle opens the switch hook and prevents the circuit current from flowing through the telephone, as seen in Figure 2-3.

Signal

1. Secondly, a capacitor is installed in line of the 'Bell' leg which provides the capability for the handset to ring using the signal from the 'B' leg.

Interference

1. Higher-quality phones can transfer this signal to the handset with less interference over a greater range, however.
2. With PCS it is possible to communicate through voice and data simultaneously using the same handset without interference to either activity.

Contacts

1. The condition which results when a telephone handset is placed on its mounting, which causes the hook-switch to open its contacts.

Computer

1. Cordless handset can't pick up a call previously answered or that originated on the computer using the Skype client.

Network

1. Pick up the handset of a telephony device attached to your IP network and check for a dial tone.

Transmitting

1. Your phone stops transmitting it once you pick up the handset or otherwise go off hook to answer the ring.

Modems

1. This led to a market for 103A-compatible modems that were mechanically connected to the phone, through the handset, known as acoustically coupled modems.

Picking

1. Picking up the telephone handset takes it Off Hook and makes a connection on these wires thereby allowing current to flow.

Acoustic Coupler

1. Acoustic Coupler This is a special cradle in which you place the handset of a phone.

Set

1. Photos can also be set as caller ID images, and can be easily transferred between the handset and a computer using the included USB cable.
2. Since the Skype DUALphone 3088 uses your Skype account to send and receive calls, it is necessary to set up your account on the handset itself.

Base

1. The coiled cord between the base of a phone and the handset is usually called a handset cord.
2. If a speakerphone is included in a wired telephone base or in a cordless base station, the base also becomes an audio transceiver in addition to the handset.

Technology

1. New technology in Japan has combined the RFID chip principle into the handset and hooked it up to a network of readers and interfaces.
2. You see, in order for handset manufacturers to ship (and boast about) Java ME support, they had to license the technology from Sun.

Mobile Phones

1. A category of mobile phones that integrates wireless data and voice capabilities on one handset.

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