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AES/EBU —
Audio Engineering Society/European Broadcasting Union. The
protocol for communicating two-channel digital audio information over a
serial link.
AEC —
Acoustic Echo Cancellation. The process of removing echo before
it returns to its source.
AERL —
Acoustic Echo Return Loss. The amount of echo returned to the
audio source in an acoustic environment.
Analog Line —
A telephone line that is not digital.
Balanced Audio —
A two-line audio signal without reference to ground
(i.e. differential-mode audio).
Bass Boost —
Spectral enhancement of frequencies below 250 Hz.
Bypass —
A route where current flows around instead of through a com-
ponent or circuit.
Cadence —
Any tone on a telephone line that has a distinct pattern.
Call Progress Tones —
Tones sent from the telephone switch to inform
the caller or devices that a call has ended. These tones include a busy sig-
nal, dial tone, fast busy, or dual-tones.
Caller —
The caller’s voice as it enters the hybrid from the telephone line.
Caller Control —
Suppression of caller audio when send audio is present.
Compressor —
See Limiter.
Console —
The audio mixer used to combine all programming sources. A
console is also called a mixing board, a mixer, audio board, etc.
Cue —
Audio heard by caller when cue mode is active.
Digital Signal Processing —
Digitally modifying a signal to provide a spe-
cific function or output.
Dryline —
A telephone circuit over which voice signals are transmitted
and contains no DC offset voltage.