<>AV
Contact number based on inmarsat.
<>AM
The international telephone direct line number.
<>EI
Number identifying the service and service user.
<>IE
The communication number identifies an ibm ie mailbox.
<>MA
Postal service document delivery.
<>AG
The switched telecommunications network of the united states government.
<>XF
The x.400 address.
<>FX
Device used for transmitting and reproducing fixed graphic material (as printing) by means of signals over telephone lines or other electronic transmission media.
<>TG
Text transmission via telegraph.
<>TL
Transmission of text/data via telex.
<>AQ
The x.400 address accepting information in the body text of a message.
<>AT
Address capable of receiving messages in accordance with the ediint/as3 protocol.
<>FT
According to iso.
<>AK
Code that identifies the communications number for the online videotex service.
<>XJ
The national telephone switchboard number.
<>AN
Odette file transfer protocol.
<>IM
Internal mail address/number.
<>TX
Communication service involving teletypewriter machines connected by wire or electronic transmission media. teletypewriter machines are the devices used to send and receive signals and produce hardcopy from them.
<>AE
Peripheral device identification.
<>TE
Voice/data transmission by telephone.
<>AR
Address capable of receiving messages in accordance with the ediint/as1 protocol for mime based edi .
<>TT
Transmission of text/data via teletext.
<>AI
Identifies that portion of an international telephone number representing the country code to be used when calling internationally.
<>EM
Exchange of mail by electronic means.
<>XH
The international telephone switchboard number.
<>AL
Identifies the cellular phone number.
<>AC
Communications number assigned by aeronautical radio inc.
<>AF
The switched telecommunications network of the united states department of defense.
<>XG
Identifies that the communication number is for a pager.
<>TM
Transmission of text/data via telemail.
<>AP
Vhf radio telephone.
<>AW
Contact number for radio communication based on call sign.
<>PS
The process of routing and transferring data by means of addressed packets so that a channel is occupied only during the transmission; upon completion of the transmission the channel is made available for the transfer of other packets (iso).
<>AJ
Identifies the alternate telephone number.
<>AA
A process that, on demand, connects two or more data terminal equipments and permits the exclusive use of a data circuit between them until the connection is released (iso).
<>AD
At&t mailbox identifier.
<>PB
The communication number identifies a postbox.
<>GM
The communication number identifies a geis mailbox.
<>AU
Address capable for receiving message in accordance with the file transfer protocol (ietf rfc 959 et. al.).
<>SW
Communications address assigned by society for worldwide interbank financial telecommunications s.c.
<>AH
Data exchange via the world wide web.
<>XI
The national telephone direct line number.
<>AO
Identification of the uniform resource location (url) synonym: world wide web address.
<>AB
Communications number assigned by societe internationale de telecommunications aeronautiques (sita).
<>EX
Telephone extension.
<>AS
Address capable of receiving messages in accordance with the ediint/as2 protocol.
<>CA
The communication number identifies a cable address.