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Caller ID
(redirected from Calling line identity)

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Caller ID
A telephone company service that sends the caller's telephone number between the first and second ring of the call. If the calling number is not blocked, the calling number is displayed on the handset or base station of the called party. This is one feature within a set of services called Custom Local Area Signaling Services (CLASS). See ANI.
Caller ID - (CID) A feature of some modems.
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Signalling in the local loop: Use of Channel Associated Signalling methods including loop/disconnect and DTMF Functional components of a telephone Role of audio information tones Provision of a Calling Line Identity (CLI) service.
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