Simple Answer - T-1 is a high-speed data circuit with four wires, two of which are used for transmitting and the other two for receiving. The T-1 is capable of transmitting and receiving data at a rate of about 1.5 million bits-per-second (BPS). Thus, the T-1's data transmission rate is more than 50 times faster than a PC modem operating at 28,800 BPS. Technical Answer - T-1 circuits provide a bandwidth of 1.536 "usable" Mbps on 24 channels of 64 kbps each.

Analog cellular service transmits voice on a continuous radio wave using frequency modulation similar to an FM radio, and operates in the 800 MHz frequency range. All 800 MHz analog systems operate under a common industry standard, known as Advanced Mobile Phone Services (AMPS).

No. But you can port your phone numbers to any one of a number of VoIP phone line providers or forward calls from your analog line to a VoIP phone number. Yes. We can provide business-grade VoIP phone lines and we support lines from several other VoIP providers (Vonage, Teliax, Gizmo Project). We encourage you to select the solution that best fits your company.

Basically T-1 is a means of providing a connection from your equipment to your service provider using two pair of copper wire and providing 24 voice paths, or high speed data path.

Dr. Royal Rife used analog, vacuum tube-based frequency instruments that delivered frequencies in the lower half of the audio range. John Crane was Rife's Research Partner and Chief Engineer for many years. All of Rife's experiments and his successes were based on using analog radio tube-based equipment, which could be tuned just like a regular radio to the desired station, or in this case frequency. Crane subsequently used digital technology to replicate and improve their earlier work.

With the first party on the line: a) flash the switch hook, b) dial second party c) after they answer, press "3" to turn on "conference." You can repeat this process to a total of 8 parties. If you reach a busy signal, or someone's voice mail, or get no answer at all, press "2" to return to the conference call.

Analog phone systems are found in most houses in North America which provide a direct connection to your telephone provider (ie. Bell Atlantic). With analog phone lines, modems automatically dial a phone number. Digital (PBX) phone systems use higher current than analog phones (and can burn out modems that do not have a digital line guard). Digital phones send information from the handset to a PBX in digital format.

There is a public phone in the old foyer of the library (across from the coke machine). Dial 9 before dialing a local number. You need to exit the library to get to the foyer.

In the original Japanese version, Trunks is just Trunks. However, in the English FUNimation dub, he's been referred to, by Bulma in "The History of Trunks" (the Trunks TV Special) as "Trunks Brief."

Ans: Yes, but you must use a board especially made for T-1 lines. Also, you must use a D4 SF AMI circuit.

Verdatum is a digital, i.e. computer based system. Voice dictation is recorded on your computer, and then passed into your network. The network manages the voice files, and the files are transferred over the network to your transcriptionists wherever they may be.

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Not for DSL. A DSL modem is required. Your old modem can still be used if you are ever away from your DSL line and need to connect to LavaNet via traditional dialup.

FireStore is a completely digital product. It does not feature analog I/O. However, FireStore is intended for use with DV devices that feature DV-to analog and analog-to-DV converters such as camcorders, decks, mixers and character generators. It is therefore possible to input or output video as an analog signal through these devices.

a technology, analog is the process of taking an audio or video signal (in most cases, the human voice) and translating it into electronic pulses. Digital on the other hand is breaking the signal into a binary format where the audio or video data is represented by a series of "1"s and "0"s. Simple enough when it's the device—analog or digital phone, fax, modem, or likewise—that does all the converting for you.

A dedicated network connection using only a specified portion of the 1.544Mb per second. The circuit is broken down into 24 channels of 64 Kb each. Various combinations of these channels can be put together by the carrier, ranging from 256Kb to 1024 Kb.

When Qwest notifies us that your local loop has been delivered, we send a technician to your office to run cabling from Qwest's "demarcation" point to your office. In your office we terminate and test the quality of your connection. If your service comes with a router we install the router with a standard configuration including your 5 IP addresses. Once the service is installed and tested we will notify you that your T-1 is activated to your premise.