Program-controlled exchange, also known as program-controlled digital exchange or digital program-controlled exchange, usually refers to the switching equipment used in the telephone exchange network, which uses computer programs to control the connection of telephones.
The basic functions of digital program-controlled switches are: subscriber line access, relay connection, billing, equipment management, etc.
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