(1) Line or channel connecting more than two different service points. (2) Circuit having points served by three or more switches.
Pertaining or referring to a communications line to which three or more stations are connected. It implies that the line physically extends from one station to another until all are connected. See point to point.
A video connection involving three or more sites. On the IVN, all multipoint calls are automated, with the network equipment calling each site at a predetermined time. If the end user's equipment is on, the connection will be automatic-they will not have to do anything. However, if the equipment is turned off, the end users will have to contact CMS Video Scheduling, for the phone number of their bridge port, and manually dial into the call.
A communications system that allows three or more sites to both transmit and receive signals. Using telephone conversations as an example, a typical individual-to-individual telephone call is referred to as a point-to-point call. A conference call is referred to as a multipoint call.
a collection whose elements are restricted to Points
A communications circuit interconnecting several nodes (usually more than two).
is the usual term for conferencing with more than two sites.
A line or channel connecting more than two specific service points.
In dynamics, a render type that displays each particle as multiple points. The extra points make the particle object appear denser. Use this render type to create dust, clouds, mist, or other gaseous emissions.
A video conference between more than two sites.
Term used when more than one site is part of a video conference.
A link that connects more than two points.
Connecting three or more systems in a videoconferencing call.
Communication configuration in which several terminals or stations are connected. Compare to point-to-point, where communication is between two stations only.
Verizon's Digital Data Service that utilizes an advanced nodal network architecture that allows numerous configurations including Multipoint, which connects three or more locations. This arrangement also reduces the request-to-send/clear-to-send delays experienced with analog.
When more than two locations are connected for a videoconference using a bridge. Usually multipoint switching is done by video-follow-audio, such that the person speaking is automatically seen by the other conference site(s).
The connection of more than two locations to affect a teleconference, as opposed to only point-to-point connections.
Videoconferencing with more than two sites. The sites connect via a bridge
Communication configuration in which several terminals or stations are connected. (Compare with Point-to-Point Videoconference)
A configuration or topology, designed to transmit data between a central site and a number of remote terminals on the same circuit. Individual terminals will generally be able to transmit to the central site but not to each other.
Pertaining to communication among more than two stations over a single telecommunications line.
A SPIKE function that allows a single Master Device connects wirelessly to multiple Slave Devices.