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The telecommunications relay service (TRS, for short) enables people with hearing or speech disabilities can make and receive phone calls. A communications assistant (CA, for its initials in English) relays the call in either direction between the disabled person to talk or listen to a voice phone user. For example, a person with hearing disability can communicate in text with the CA, whereas CA communicates by voice with the other party involved in the call. The CA repeats his voice so that the user has typed and then type the user of the TRS which has said the phone user voice.

There are several types of TRS that consumers can use depending on the nature of your disability and if they can hear something and talk. The types of TRS include traditional TRS which uses a text telephone or TTY device and a phone line, the service voice to speech (STS stands for English) and telephone service subtitling, as well as ways TRS using the Internet, specifically the IP relay and video relay service (VRS stands for English) subtitles The telephone service internet protocol (IP stands for English) is one of the most Recent TRS.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC for short) recently regulated that all calls to the telephone service could offset subtitulado IP Interstate TRS fund. Like all TRS calls, users do not pay the costs associated with broadcasting subtitled IP phone service. The FCC does not require that you have the subtitles of IP telephone service and given the way the service works, it exempts from certain mandatory minimum standards for TRS, as the 911 emergency service, three-way calling and speed dialing.