Test Calls definition

Test Calls means Calls originated by TVL or the OLO as the context requires for the purpose of testing the Network or the performance of Interconnection Services provided by one Party to the other; Third Party Networks means Networks of other Licensees not a party to this Interconnection Agreement and may include Networks operated by other operators outside of the Republic of Vanuatu; Traffic Forecast means an estimate of busy hour Erlangs and other measures referred to in the JWM on a particular route between Interconnected Switches; Traffic Route means one or more 2.048 bit/s circuits linking a TVL Switch with an OLO Switch via a Point of Connection for the conveyance of Calls; Traffic Stream means a particular type of traffic such as OLO any to any traffic on a single Traffic Route; Transmission Capacity means Capacity necessary for the transmission of Calls via an Interconnection path; Transmission Equipment means equipment necessary for the provision of Transmission capacity; Uni-directional means a Traffic Route carrying Calls in one direction only; Usage Based Services means the Interconnection Services specified as such in Annex B - Billing and Payments;

Test Calls means Calls originated by TVL or the OLO as the context requires for the purpose of testing the Network or the performance of Interconnection Services provided by one Party to the other; Third Party Networks means Networks of other Licensees not a party to this Interconnection Agreement and may include Networks operated by other operators outside of the Republic of Vanuatu; Traffic Forecast means an estimate of busy hour Erlangs and other measures referred to in the JWM on a particular route between Interconnected Switches; Traffic Route means one or more 2.048 bit/s circuits linking a TVL Switch with an OLO Switch via a Point of Connection for the conveyance of Calls;

Examples of Test Calls in a sentence

• The Real Issue Test Calls for an Objective Identification of the “Objectof the Claim” 3.17 The Parties agree on one thing: the “proper characterization of a dispute ‘is a matter for objective assessment’”.91 They appear to disagree, however, on the manner for determining exactly what the “real issue” in dispute in a particular case is.

• All individual Test Calls must be done simultaneously – within the same 30 minute segment.

• Environment/ Morphology e.g., Suburban Scenario e.g., 2-3 Story Multi-family Apartments Test Case (Sub-Scenario) e.g., First Floor, Outside Room Test Points (Locations) e.g., In Apartment Buildings A, B, C Test Calls Figure 5‐1: Scenario and Test Point Definition Flow‐down ATIS‐0500013 provides as examples recommended test scenarios across the environments observed in two distinct major cities, namely, Los Angeles and Chicago.

• Other Maintenance AidsIn addition to the various maintenance and test commands, the following features may also be useful for troubleshooting:■ Automatic Circuit Assurance (ACA)■ Busy Verification of Terminals and Trunks■ Trunk Identification■ Facility Test Calls Automatic Circuit Assurance ACA requires the use of a display-equipped voice terminal (maintenance alarm terminal).

• Loopback Test Calls The Digital Service Unit-2 (DSU2) Integrated Services Test Function (ISTF) peripheral provides a digital-circuit transmit and loopback capability to test digital trunks.

• It should be clear at this stage that the form of the basic, evolving model is that of a franchise-like initiative.

• These Test Calls must be distributed throughout the day over a 24-hour period.

• Transmission Test Calls Test equipment is required at both the incoming and outgoing ends for implementing transmission test calls.

• No more than six (6) Test Calls will be conducted to an individual Provider within a 24 hour period.

• Replace the values of the Web Service URL for Test Calls and Web Service URL for Production Calls fields with the following: ihub://<Process_ID> Where Process_ID is the Process UUID shown at the top of the Processes tab.