Operation Manual
Appendix
© 1998 by TELES AG Berlin, Version 1.30/iTA-eu/f/8.02, Issue: June 1998 Page 35
Term Explanation
Personal CallBack
Feature allowing authorized callers to be called back by a Personal
CallBack Server. The caller is then granted a line on which he or
she can make calls that are charged to the telephone number of the
Personal CallBack Server.
PIN
Personal Identification Number. Special numerical code which
functions as a password.
Provider
Someone who offers services, such as Internet access, over public
telephone lines.
Pulse dialing
Older procedure for transmitting telephone numbers also known as
rotary dialing. This procedure can only support digits and not char-
acters like
(tone) or # (flash).
RJ-11 connector
Plug frequently used to attach analog devices. The plug is made of
clear plastic and has 4 contacts of which two are used for telephony.
RJ-45 connector
Plug used primarily for attaching ISDN devices. It is very similar in
appearance to the RJ-11 connector but larger and has 8 contacts of
which 4 are used for ISDN.
S/T interface
ISDN network terminator or ISDN basic rate interface. The ISDN
bus is attached to it. This is the 4-wire cable to attach your ISDN
devices.
TA
Terminal Adapter. See T/R port.
T/R port
Tip&Ring. It is an analog port to ISDN that allows you to attach
your non-ISDN devices (telephone, modem, fax G3 etc.) to the
ISDN line. This either can be an external device or integrated into
the ISDN device itself. On TELES hardware the T/R ports are
sometimes labeled ‘AB’
TR port US standard
See T/R port. According to the US standard, the inner two wires of
the RJ-11 plug are used.










