Ascotel IntelliGate 2025/2045/2065
1004 Glossary Part 9
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Offline configuration Configuration of the PBX without being connected to the sys-
tem. The data is loaded onto the system using an → Upload.
Online configuration Direct configuration of the PBX using AIMS
Outgoing call Call from the PBX to the network
Outgoing Call Logging (OCL) Outgoing call logging
Output device PC or printer on a V.24 interface.
Overflow If the chosen line of a → PINX is not available due to overload-
ing or due to a defect, the connection pending is set up via an
alternative path determined by the configuration.
Paging Interface (PI) Interface on the paging interface (S bus interface)
Paging system (PS) Telecommunication service used for paging internal subscrib-
ers.
Partial Rerouting (PARE) Connection transfer into the public network
PBX subscriber Internal subscriber on the PBX as opposed to the →VoIP sub-
scriber
Personal Identification Number (PIN) Personal ID number
Personal Subscription Identity (PSI) Subscriber ID for identification within the network
PISN internal Within a PISN
PISN region Region within a PISN
PISN Subscriber 1. Subscriber in a different → node of a private
Network.
2. Category in the internal numbering plan used to replicate
the subscribers in the private network.
Pocket Adapter (PA) Terminal used for connecting a PC via the V.24 interface on
the AD2 bus.
Point-to-point protocol Protocol used for transmitting data via serial connections while
making full use of the TCP / IP standard.
Port Physical access point on the PBX for network interfaces and
user-network interfaces.
Preset Conference Calling (PCC) Preconfigured conference
Primary rate access (PRA) 30B + D channel, (ISDN-)T2 interface
Private Branch Exchange (PBX) Telecommunication system for access switching
Private Integrated Network Exchange
(PINX)
→ Node of a → PISN. Usually a PINX is an ISDN PBX.
Private Integrated Services Network (PISN) Private network based on the ISDN standard. Characterized by
the fact that all connected subscribers can communicate
among one another as internal subscribers. This applies to
both voice traffic and to ISDN-based data traffic.
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