Clear Channel Capability Clause Samples

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Clear Channel Capability. This feature allows all 64 Kbps on each B-Channel to be used for Customer information because the B-Channels on ISDN-PRI Business Service are clear as a result of all signaling and control functions being handled by a D-Channel.
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Clear Channel Capability. Clear Channel Capability permits 24 DS0-64 kbit/s services or 1.536 Mbit/s of information on the 1.544 Mbit/s line rate. Clear Channel Capability is available for LIS trunks equipped with SS7 Out-of-Band Signaling. Clear Channel Capability is only available on trunks to USWC's access tandem switch or USWC's end office switches (where available); (Clear Channel Capability is not available on trunks to USWC's local tandem switches or end offices where it is currently not deployed. ACI agrees to use the Bona Fide Request process to request clear channel capability for such additional switches. Prices for such additional Clear Channel Capability, if any, will be established through the BFR Process). Clear Channel Capability must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. The provisioning of the LIS trunks equipped with Clear Channel Capability is the same as that used for Feature Group D Switched Access Service. USWC will provide ACI with a listing of USWC end offices, local tandems and access tandems equipped with Clear Channel Capability.
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Clear Channel Capability. Clear Channel Capability (64CCC) permits 24 DS0-64 Kbps services or 1.536 Mbps of information on the 1.544 Mbps/s line rate. 64CCC is available for Type 2 trunks equipped with SS7 Out-of-Band Signaling. 64CCC must be requested on the order for the new Type 2 trunks. Qwest will provide Union with a listing of Qwest Tandems fully capable of routing 64CCC traffic through the Qwest website: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/disclosures. Where available to Qwest, Qwest will provide Union with the same 64CCC on an alternate route or if necessary via an overlay network.
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