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E911 basics and Acronyms

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E911 basics and Acronyms

by Aubree Garman
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What does ANI stand for in E911 terminology?

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What does ALI provide to the PSAP?

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What is the Primary PSAP responsible for?

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What is the Secondary PSAP able to receive from a Primary PSAP?

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What is MSAG used for?

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What does ESN stand for?

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Which phase provides caller latitude/longitude data?

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What data does Phase I provide?

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What data does Phase II require to be accurate?

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What does WPH1 indicate?

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What does WPH2 identify?

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What is the difference between PBX and PBXB?

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What is ALI used to display on the screen?

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Which Class of Service code indicates mobile/cellular?

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What does BUSN stand for in Class of Service?

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What does ESN tell telecommunicator?

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What coordinates are shown for wireless Phase 1 location?

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What is the purpose of MSAG in routing?

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What should a telecommunicator NEVER assume about ANI/ALI data?

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What information does the ALI display include beyond address?

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What is the role of a Primary PSAP if it handles only certain resources?

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What is the FCC’s goal with wireless E911 rules?

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Which term describes a location routing decision based on an ESN?

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Which data field shows whether a street is odd/even?

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What is the purpose of the Master Street Address Guide?

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What should you do with ANI/ALI information on the screen?

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What does the glossary page include?

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Where can you find the phase distinction for wireless calls?

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ANI is the caller's phone number.

ALI shows the caller's address and related data.

Primary PSAP takes calls for their area; transfers may occur for other resources.

Secondary PSAP can receive voice and caller number from Primary.

MSAG matches addresses to ESNs and PSAPs.

ESN codes route to appropriate emergency services.

Phase II delivers precise location to PSAP.

Phase I gives number and general cell site location.

FCC accuracy standards apply in Phase II.

WPH1 shows initial Phase 1 before Phase 2 fix.

WPH2 provides precise location (address).

PBXB indicates a business location with PBX.

ALI shows address, community, state, and service type.

MOBL stands for mobile/cellular service.

BUSN = business telephone service.

ESN maps to appropriate emergency services.

Phase 1 uses approximate cell sector coordinates.

MSAG guides routing to the right PSAP.

Always verify ANI/ALI with caller questions.

ALI includes address, community, state, service type, business name.

Transfers occur when primary does not handle certain resources.

FCC E911 aims to enhance information available to responders.

Selective routing uses ESN to route properly.

O/E indicates odd/even house numbering in ESN data.

MSAG maps addresses to ESN and PSAPs.

Always verify ANI/ALI data with questioning.

Glossary lists definitions like ANI, ALI, PSAP.

Phases I and II are defined in FCC wireless E911 rules.

 
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