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digicom [′dij·ə‚käm] (communications) A wire communication system that transmits speech signals in the form of corresponding trains of pulses and transmits digital information directly from computers, radar, tape readers, teleprinters, and telemetering equipment.
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This proprietary technology and is available exclusively on the Digicom digital wireless system. Digital Communications Technologies, a developer and manufacturer of networking-enabled (or 'network-enabling') security monitoring products based in Colombia, will integrate the T130c into the DigiCom RF, a remote security monitoring device marketed by the company in Colombia and other Latin America countries. If Galaxy 4 can't be fixed, traffic would have to be redirected to other satellites, said Russ Colby, a vice president at Digicom Services, a Los Angeles-based pager company that has 40,000 subscribers. |
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