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Mobile Computing Glossary

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Registration (CDPD term, also used in PCS) (CDPD term, also used in PCS)
The process whereby an MES signs onto a serving mobile data intermediate system.

RF -- Radio Frequency. Radio Frequency.

RJ-11 -- Standard 4-wire connectors for phone lines. Standard 4-wire connectors for phone lines.

RJ-22 -- Standard 4-wire connectors for phone lines with secondary phone functions (such as call forward, voice mail, or dual lines). Standard 4-wire connectors for phone lines with secondary phone functions (such as call forward, voice mail, or dual lines).

RJ-45 -- Standard 8-wire connectors for networks. Also used as phone lines in some cases. Standard 8-wire connectors for networks. Also used as phone lines in some cases.

RNA -- Remote Network Access ; Terminology being used for the hardware/software for connecting remote workers, offices, customers and suppliers through non-dedicated (dial-up/ISDN) connections. - Remote Network Access ; Terminology being used for the hardware/software for connecting remote workers, offices, customers and suppliers through non-dedicated (dial-up/ISDN) connections.

Roaming -- The ability to access a network anywhere and move freely while maintaining an active link through a wireless connection to a network. Roaming usually requires a handoff when a node (user) moves from one cell to another. The ability to access a network anywhere and move freely while maintaining an active link through a wireless connection to a network. Roaming usually requires a handoff when a node (user) moves from one cell to another.

RNA -- Remote Network Access -- Remote Network Access
Term used to define hardware and software solutions used to remote access of information resources using dial-up and ISDN solutions. This is terminology based on current usage; may include wireless networks in future - see chapter 10 for further information.

Router -- A device that interconnects networks that are either local area or wide area. A device that interconnects networks that are either local area or wide area.

SMR -- Specialized Mobile Radio. -- Specialized Mobile Radio.

SMP - Symmetric Multiple Processing - processor hardware architecture that allows multiple processors to share processing workload, using common memory. Symmetric Multiple Processing - processor hardware architecture that allows multiple processors to share processing workload, using common memory.

SMS - Short Message Service

Short Message Service is a two-way text-based message service on primarily GSM network in Europe.  EMS (Enhanced Message Service) allows graphics, images, ring tones, etc.  EMS provides an important evolutionary step between SMS and full Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) of future.

SNMP -- Simple Network Management Protocol. Simple Network Management Protocol.

SPX -- System Packet Exchange, a protocol used in Novell’s Netware network operating system.

SST -- Spread-Spectrum Technology, used in wireless LANs. Spread-Spectrum Technology, used in wireless LANs.

SS#7 - Signaling System # 7 - channel for network control - Signaling System # 7 - channel for network control

T-1 
1 Bell technology referring to a 1.544 Mbps communications circuit provided by long-distance carriers for voice or data transmission through the telephone hierarchy. Since the required framing bits do not carry data, actual T-1 throughput is 1.536 Mbps. T-1 lines may be divided into 24 64 Kbps channels. This circuit is common in North America. Elsewhere, the T-1 is supersede by the ITU-TTS designation DS-1. 2.. A 2.054 Mbps communications circuit provided by long-distance carriers in Europe for voice or data transmission. 1. Bell technology referring to a 1.544 Mbps communications circuit provided by long-distance carriers for voice or data transmission through the telephone hierarchy. Since the required framing bits do not carry data, actual T-1 throughput is 1.536 Mbps. T-1 lines may be divided into 24 64 Kbps channels. This circuit is common in North America. Elsewhere, the T-1 is supersede by the ITU-TTS designation DS-1. 2.. A 2.054 Mbps communications circuit provided by long-distance carriers in Europe for voice or data transmission.

T-3 -- An AT&T standard for dial up or leased line circuits with a signaling speed of 44.736 megabits per second. Superseded in Europe by the ITU (ITU-TTS) DS-3 designation. An AT&T standard for dial up or leased line circuits with a signaling speed of 44.736 megabits per second. Superseded in Europe by the ITU (ITU-TTS) DS-3 designation.

TCP/IP -- Transaction Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. Transaction Control Protocol/Internet Protocol.

TDMA -- Time Division Multiple Access. Time Division Multiple Access.

TIA - Telecommunications Industry Association Telecommunications Industry Association

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