E-911 Service Clause Samples
The E-911 Service clause defines the obligations and limitations related to providing enhanced 911 emergency calling capabilities over a telecommunications or VoIP service. It typically outlines how emergency calls are routed to the appropriate public safety answering point (PSAP) and may specify requirements for users to provide accurate location information. This clause ensures that users understand the scope and limitations of emergency services available through the provider, addressing potential gaps in coverage or functionality compared to traditional landline 911 services, and ultimately aims to protect both the service provider and the user by clarifying responsibilities and risks.
E-911 Service. An emergency telephone system which includes network switching, database and CPE elements capable of providing selective routing, selective transfer, fixed transfer, caller routing and location information, and/or ALI and is used to route 911 calls to a PSAP that uses a customer location database to determine the location to which a call should be routed.
E-911 Service a method of routing 911 calls to a Public Service Answering Point that uses a customer location database to determine the location to which a call should be routed. E-9-1-1 service includes the forwarding of the caller's Automatic Number Identification (ANI) to the PSAP where the ANI is used to retrieve and display the Automatic Location Identification (ALI) on a terminal screen at the answering Attendant's position. It usually includes selective routing.
E-911 Service. A method of routing 911 calls to a PSAP that uses a customer location database to determine the location to which a call should be routed. E-9-1-1 service includes the forwarding of the caller's Automatic Number Identification (ANI) to the PSAP where the ANI is used to retrieve and display the Automatic Location Identification (ALI) on a terminal screen at the answering Attendant's position. It usually includes selective routing.
E-911 Service. A method of routing 911 calls to a PSAP that uses a Customer location database to determine the location to which a call should be routed. E-911 service includes the forwarding of the caller's Automatic Number Identification (ANI) to the PSAP where the ANI is used to retrieve and display the Automatic Location Identification (ALI) on a terminal screen at the answering Attendant's position. It usually includes selective routing. Standard used for the interexchange of telecommunications message information between exchange carriers and interexchange carriers for billable, nonbillable, sample, settlement and study data. Data is provided between companies via a unique record layout that contains Customer billing information, account summary and tracking analysis. GMI format is contained in document SR-320 published by the Alliance for Telcom Industry Solutions.
E-911 Service. Exchange Message Record (EMR) ......................................................................