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18[34] Radio Interface Layer (RIL) White Paper, Microsoft Corporation, June 2004

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203 Definitions

1. Terms defined elsewhere:

For the purposes of the present document, the following terms and definitions apply:

assistive Assistive technology device D [ref]: device used by a disabled person to prevent, compensate, relieve or neutralize any resultant handicap and which has the ability to interface to an ICT device.

NOTE: the term external device is used for mobile external device or assistive technology device

3.1.1 AT [17]: two character abbreviation used to start a command line sent from terminal equipment to a terminal adaptor

3.1.2 Bluetooth [16]: wireless technology enabling secure transmissions of both voice and data

3.1.3 built-in modem [ref]: a functionally separate internal modem which is mechanically combined with a terminal

3.1.4 design for all [3]: design of products to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for specialized adaptation

3.1.5 ICT device [ref]: device for processing information and/or supporting communication which has an interface to communicate with a user

3.1.6 IrDA [14]: an industry consortium set up to define a set of short range infrared communications standards

3.1.7 communication device [ref]: used for communication, for example a. mobile phone.
3.1.8 OBject EXchange Protocol (OBEX) [14]: Pprotocol for the exchange of data objects between devices.

213.1.9 SIM Application Toolkit [10]: A set of applications and related procedures which may be used during a GSM session

224 Abbreviations and acronyms

This Recommendation uses the following abbreviations and acronyms:

ACM	Accumulated Call Meter
ASCII	American Standard Code for Information Interchange
AT	Attention
ATCI	AT Communication Interface
CAN	Car Area Networks
CAT	Card Application Toolkit
CUG	Closed user group
CSY	Comms Server protocol
EAP	Extensible Authentication Protocol
eMLPP	Enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Pre-emption service
FTP	File Transfer Profile
GSM	Global System for Mobile communication
HFP	Hands-Free Profile
HID	Human Interface Device (profile)
HSCSD	High Speed Circuit Switched Data
ICT	Information and Communications Technology
INCOM	inclusive communications subgroup
IR	InfraRed
IrDA	Infrared Data Association
IrOBEX	Infrared Object Exchange
ISM	Industrial, Scientific and Medical
ISO	International Organization for Standardization
ME	Mobile Equipment
MMS	Multimedia Messaging Service
NIF	Network InterFace
OBEX	OBject Exchange
OMA	Open Mobile Alliance
PBAP	Phone Book Access Profile
PCMCIA	Personal Computer Memory Card Industry Association
RIL	Radio Interface Layer
SAT	SIM Application Toolkit
SIM	Subscriber Identity Module
SME	Small to Medium Enterprise
SMS	Short Message Service
SPP	Serial Port Profile
SyncML	Synchronization Markup Language
TSY	Telephony Sub System
UICC	Universal Integrated Circuit Card
URC	Universal Remote Console
USB	Universal Serial Bus
23USIM	24Universal Subscriber Identity Module
25VAS	26Value Added Services
27VBS	28Voice Broadcast Service
29VGCS	30Voice Group Call Service
31VOCA	32Voice Output Communication Aid

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