20:43 Feb 25, 2006 |
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English to French translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Telecom(munications) / cordless phone user guide | |||||||
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3 +1 | (see note) |
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4 | Appels par code |
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3 | à l'appel |
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2 | mémoire de préfixes |
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cellules mémoires de code d'appels directs (see note) Explanation: This term is archaic and very rarely used in Telco nowadays. According to the text I would suggest "cellules mémoires de code d'appels directs". |
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call by call à l'appel Explanation: ou au coup par coup. |
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call by call Appels par code Explanation: I have read the text carefully and it seems to me that you just add an ID code, (01 = service provider A, 02 = service provider B, etc) and the system chooses the best rates offered by that specific provider. So I think that it could basically be just a autodial feature. Like I stated previously, I have never really seen a fonction "Call by Call" and I have worked in telco system management for years. !!! |
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call by call mémoire de préfixes Explanation: C'est pas ça ? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day14 hrs (2006-02-27 10:54:01 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- En partie d'accord avec LucieCote, mais je n'ai pas compris que le système choisira l'opérateur, mais que l'on peut mémoriser les préfixes de différents opérateurs, et puis composer de deux mémoires (de celle pour les préfixes et de celle pour les numéros de téléphone proprement dits) le numéro qu'il faut appeler pour avoir un tarif donné. Je pense que la phrase "This way allows you to get the best fare depending on the type of call you are going to make (e.g. regional calls, long distance calls etc.). " explique seulement pourquoi il peut être util de pouvoir accéder à des opérateurs différents. |
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