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Message-waiting notification (MWN) is not solely a call origination feature; in fact, the MWN feature supports call origination, call termination, and non call-associated notification options For notification at the time of call origination or termination, the MWN pip tone option is used A pip tone consists of an audible tone (ie, four 100-ms bursts of a 480-Hz signal) applied by the serving system on the voice path to the MS when the subscriber attempts to originate or terminate a call The MWN pip tone feature may be deactivated on a per-call origination basis by using the per-call feature control procedure; this capability can be used to ensure that a modem-driven data call is not interrupted by the pip tone There are two options for notification when the MS is idle (ie, not involved in a call):

40 A random sample size of 45 is obtained for the purpose of testing the hypothesis H0: p = 080 The sample proportion is determined to be p = 075 What is the value of the standard error of p for this test a b c d e 00042 00596 00036 00645 00055

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An alert pip tone nominally consisting of the same four signal bursts as the pip tone, but generated by an audible annunciator in the MS under the command of the serving system A message-waiting indication on the MS it may be a simple message-waiting lamp or a digital display of the number of messages waiting for retrieval that is driven based on signaling messages from the serving system

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example would be a database of the electronic serial numbers (ESNs) of mobile equipment along with the status of that equipment Such a database could assist in preventing stolen or fraudulent equipment from being used to access network services However, the functions of the EIR are not defined in any TIA standard Public Switched Telephone Network The public switched telephone network (PSTN) is the functional entity that represents a network completely separate from the wireless telecommunications network The PSTN refers to the regular wire-line telephone network that provides service to the general public The PSTN is commonly accessed by ordinary telephones, key telephone systems, private branch exchange (PBX) trunks, and data transmission equipment The interface between the MSC and the PSTN represents the capabilities to originate calls from wireless phones to wire-line phones and to terminate calls from wire-line phones to wireless phones Integrated Services Digital Network The Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) is the functional entity that represents a network completely separate from the wireless telecommunications network It refers to the wire line network that provides enhanced digital services over special digital transmission lines to special digital terminals The ISDN is commonly accessed by computer terminals and switching equipment employing digital adapters that interpret the ISDN digital signals to provide high-speed and broadband services The interface between the MSC and the ISDN represents the capabilities to originate calls from wireless phones to destinations within the ISDN (eg, voice-mail systems) and to terminate calls from the ISDN to wireless phones

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Table 41 shows the interface reference points specified in the original ANSI-41 network reference model (ie, in IS-41-A and IS-41-B) There are more interfaces and functional entities included in the model than are actually addressed by the IS-41 intersystem operations IS-41-A and IS-41-B addressed intersystem operations for the B, C, D, and E interfaces only The other interfaces were depicted on the model for the following reasons:

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To show the need for future standardization in subsequent revisions of IS-41 To show the need for future standardization in other specifications related to IS-41 To show the relationship of other standard interfaces to the IS-41 protocol

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TABLE 41 The Original Interface Reference Points in IS-41-A and IS-41-B (Interfaces in Bold Represent Interfaces Standardized in Both IS-41-A and IS-41-B)

IS-41-A/IS-41-B Interface A interface Ai interface B interface C interface D interface Di interface E interface F interface G interface H interface Sm interface Um interface