Mobile Switching Centers definition

Mobile Switching Centers. (“MSCs”) are an essential element of the CMRS network which perform the switching for the routing of calls among its mobile subscribers and subscribers in other mobile or landline networks. The MSC also coordinates intercell and intersystem call hand-offs and records all system traffic for analysis and billing.
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Examples of Mobile Switching Centers in a sentence

  • Pursuant to Section 25l(c)(2) of the Act, Carrier and Ameritech shall interconnect their networks at Ameritech’s Central Office Switches and Carrier’s Mobile Switching Centers for the transmission and routing of Local Traffic and Access Traffic within a LATA.

  • Pursuant to Section 251(c)(2) of the Act, Carrier and Ameritech shall Interconnect their networks at Ameritech’s Central Office Switches and Carrier’s Mobile Switching Centers for the transmission and routing of Local Traffic and Access Traffic within a LATA.

  • PURCHASER and SELLER desire to enter into this Third Addendum for PURCHASER to obtain from SELLER (i) the changeouts of PURCHASER's three MSC Classics and four MSC2000's, (ii) the equipment for 200 additional cell-cites, (iii) one additional MSC5000+, and (iv) PURCHASER's requirements for Radio Base Stations and Mobile Switching Centers within PURCHASER's market areas, all in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Third Addendum.