| Acces to Internet service via telephone network | 23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003.
A service with which the user can connect to the Internet with a terminal equipment connected at the termination point of the telephone network in order to use the data service provided by the Internet service provider.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (35) |
| Advertising device | The term advertising device shall mean, in summary, the advertising installation and the equipment supporting the advertising installation.
Source: The details of keeping the advertising register are set out in NMHH Decree No. 2/2024 (I. 23.) on the keeping of the national advertising register (“NMHH Decree”). |
| Advertising installation | An advertising installation is a device, equipment, or establishment which, by reason of its function or the purpose for which it was installed, provides, facilitates, or supports primarily the publication or placement of advertising.
Source: The details of keeping the advertising register are set out in NMHH Decree No. 2/2024 (I. 23.) on the keeping of the national advertising register (“NMHH Decree”). |
| Advertising platform | The advertising platform is the part of the advertising device - one or more physically independent units - which, in terms of its function, allows the placement of a single advertisement at a time or, in the case of a digital surface, the display of a single advertisement.
Source: The details of keeping the advertising register are set out in NMHH Decree No. 2/2024 (I. 23.) on the keeping of the national advertising register (“NMHH Decree”). |
| Antenna | As of 18.12.2020
Means a device installed on an antenna support structure or another structure, or an accessory thereof, which is used for receiving or emitting electromagnetic signals.
Source: Decree 20/2020 (XII.18.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority on placing electronic communications structures and on the official procedures relating to electronic communications structures, Section 2 a)
As of 03.10.2013
A device, equipment or its accessory for receiving or transmitting electromagnetic signals.
Source: Decree 14/2013. (IX.25.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority on establishing of electronic communications structures and the related Administrative Procedures, Section 2 a)
01.05.2000 - 28.03.2003
Used as means (equipment or accessory thereof) of reception and/or radiation of electromagnetic signals.
Source: Decree 29/1999. (X.6.) KHVM of the Minister of Transport, Communications and Water on authorising and inspecting telecommunication structures Section 2 a)
15.10.1999 - 30.04. 2000
A device for receiving and/for transmitting electromagnetic signals.
Source: Decree 29/1999. (X.6.) KHVM of the Minister of Transport, Communications and Water on authorising and inspecting telecommunication structures Section 2 a) |
| Antenna support | As of 18.12.2020
A communications structure – a specific wireless communications structure – used for positioning the antenna.
Source: Decree 20/2020 (XII.18.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority on placing electronic communications structures and on the official procedures relating to electronic communications structures, Section 2 b)
As of 03.10.2013
A infocommunications structure - a special construction of wireless infocommunications -, designed toprovide suitable facilití for antenna installation.
Source: Decree 14/2013. (IX.25.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority on establishing of electronic communications structures and the related Administrative Procedures, Section 2 b)
01.05.2000 - 28.03.2003
A telecommunications structure (a special construction of wireless telecommunication) designed to provide suitable facilití for antenna installation.
Source: Decree 29/1999. (X.6.) KHVM of the Minister of Transport, Communications and Water on authorising and inspecting telecommunications structures
15.10.1999 - 30.04.2000
A construction used for other purposes, to whose ceiling, facade or other support structure an antenna is installed, or a special, standalone structure whose funcion is to hold an antenna.
Source: Decree 29/1999 (X.6.) KHVM of the Minister of Transport, Communications and Water on authorising and inspecting telecommunication structures
From 01.01. 1998 to 22.12.2001, their authorisation fell within the competence of the Communications Supervisory Authority, and as of 01.07.2013, it falls under the competence of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority again. |
| Broadcasting | As of 11.07.2007
Electronic communications service implemented using any type of trans-mission system, in the course of which the analogue or digital programme provision signals generated by the programme provider are forwarded from the programme provider to the receiving apparatus of the subscriber or user, independently of what transmission system or technology is applied. Broadcasting especially includes – though is not limited to – broadcasting, satellite broadcasting, broadcasting via a hybrid optical-coaxial transmission system and the forwarding of programmes using the Internet Protocol through some transmission system if the nature or circumstances of the service are identical to those of broadcasting or if it replaces broadcasting implemented in any other manner. Broadcasting shall also mean broadcasting to which the subscriber can access for a special fee or for a fee paid for a package that also contains some other electronic communications service. Signal forwarding through a transmission system suitable for the connection of less than ten receiver apparatuses shall not qualify as broadcasting.
01.01.2004 - 10.07.2007
The simultaneous transmission of the program provision signals generated by the program provider to the users receiving apparatus, unchanged (by way of free-to-air broadcasting or program distribution).
Source: Act Cof 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (77) |
| Broadcasting service | As of 30.12.2012
A radiocommunications service whose broadcasts are received directly by the general public; this service may include voice, television or other types of broadcasts.
Source: Decree 15/2012 (XII.29.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority specifying the national frequency allocation
30.11.1994 - 18.11.1997
Radiocommunications service intended for receipt by the general public. This service may include voice, television or other types of broadcasts.
Source: Government Decree 144/1994 (XI.15.) specifying the National Frequency Band Allocation Table |
| CB licence | A permission issued by the authority to use a non-professional radio transceiver operating in the 27 MHz band after the set has fulfilled conformity test requirements specified in relating standards.
Pursuant to Section H25 of Government Decree 144/1994 (XI.15.) CB licences are no longer needed as of 31 December 2001. |
| Check related to complaints | A checking procedure commenced on request by the subscriber to prove any faults in service providers performance, and carried out as agreed with, and in the presence of, the representative of the service provider. |
| Commissioner action | The proceedings of the Commissioner shall not be deemed as administrative proceedings, moreover, the Commissioner shall not have the right to exercise the powers vested with authorities. The Commissioner may act on a complaint: a) if the complaint concerns an activity arising during the activities of a media content provider repeatedly or the activities of multiple media content providers that causes damage to interests; and b) if the majority of the viewers, listeners and readers are affected by the damage to interests to which the complaint refers. |
| Commissioner action with involvement of service provider | An action by the Commissioner with the aim of requesting information from the electronic communications service provider concerning the damage to interests in order to investigate the damage to interests that came to the Commissioner's attention through a complaint. |
| Communications network | 23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003
Postal network and/or communications network.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (31) |
| Complaint | Claim lodged by the user of a service in case of non-performance or insufficient performance of the obligations following from a subscription contract or the presumption thereof. |
| Complaint against radio interference | Complaint lodged for any deterioration experienced in the radio and television program reception quality at the service users premises. |
| Complaint related to an application for relocation | Lodged by the user of the service, when - a service provider is not able, for technical reasons, to transfer an existing service access point to another site as indicated within 60 days from the date of the submission of an application for such a transfer in the primary area(s) situated within its service area, - occurrences subject to litigation have taken place, e.g. in cases of the amendment to a subscription contract such as changing the location of a service access point without preliminary agreement, or - the transfer of a service access point to another person is subject to inheritance. |
| Concession supervision | Activities performed in order to check the fulfilment of contractual obligations under concession contracts. |
| Data provisioning for planning | Technical data, guidelines, specifications and directives made by the authority available to the entity authorized to broadcasting necessary for the preparation of the radiation plan. |
| Electronic communications network | As of 03.08.2011
Transmitter systems and, where applicable, network equipment used for signal routing, as well as additional resources, including inactive network components, allowing for the transmission of signals between designated end points via cable, radio frequency, optical fibre or other electromagnetic means, including satellite networks, fixed and mobile terrestrial networks, power supply cabling - to the extent they are used for transmission purposes -, broadcasting and cable television networks, regardless of the type of information delivered.
01.01.2004 - 02.08.2011
Transmitter systems and, where applicable, network equipment used for signal routing, as well as additional resources allowing for the transmission of signals between designated end points via cable, radio frequency, optical fibre or other electromagnetic means, including satellite networks, fixed and mobile terrestrial networks, power supply cabling - to the extent they are used for transmission purposes -, broadcasting and cable television networks, regardless of the type of information delivered.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (19) |
| Electronic communications structure | As of 01.01.2004
Routed and route-type electronic communications installations and other structures; special structures required for electronic communications, including (covering, support, protective, signalling, etc.) structures related to wired and wireless connections, especially accessories and support structures, antenna support structures (towers), masts, tunnels, cable boxes, channels, underground and overground signalling equipment and protective structures.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (12) |
| Equipment approval | Decision permitting the use of a public or special purpose (active or passive) telecommunication equipment or wired or wireless network for commercial distribution, adoption or individual application (type approval or individual equipment approval).
As of 1 February 2001, equipment authorisation is no longer needed in accordance with Decree 3/2001 (I.3.) MEHVM of the Minister of The Prime Minister's Office |
| Equipment supporting the advertising installation | An equipment supporting the advertising installation is a device which, by its function or the purpose for which it was installed, primarily supports or provides or facilitates the placement of the advertising installation.
Source: The details of keeping the advertising register are set out in NMHH Decree No. 2/2024 (I. 23.) on the keeping of the national advertising register (“NMHH Decree”). |
| Free-to-air broadcasting | 01.07.1993 - 22 12.2001
A one-way radiocommunications process for the emission by a terrestrial system or by satellite, intended for a theoretically unlimited number of users with suitable receiving apparatuses, of sounds, images or signals of whatever nature.
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 14.
01.I.2004 - 10.VII.2007
Shall mean a one-way radio communications process effected with a terrestrial or satellite system, intended for a theoretically unlimited number of users with suitable receiving device, for the transmission of sound, image or signals of another nature.
Source: Act C. of 2003 on electronic communications, Sections 188.§ 75. |
| Frequency | 02.07.1993 - 22.12.2001
Expressed in Hertz (Hz), the number of oscillations in one second.
Source: Act LXII of 1993 on frequency management, Annex 3 |
| Frequency assignment (radio frequency or channel assignment) | A decision issued by the competent authority for a radio station concerning the installation of a specific radio frequency or channel under prescribed conditions. |
| Harmonized frequency or frequency band | A frequency or frequency band published in the Official Journal of the EU, allocated for the same radio application under the same frequency usage conditions in the Member States of the EU. |
| High-frequency electrical equipment | As of 01.01.2004
Shall mean non-electronic communications equipment for industrial, scientific, medical, household or similar purposes used for the generation of electromagnetic energy in a small space, or for the utilization thereof.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (80)
23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003
Industrial, scientific, medical, household or other similar non-telecommunications equipment used for producing or harnessing electromagnetic energy in a small space.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (51) |
| High-frequency side-effect | As of 01.01.2004
Shall mean high-frequency signals which are generated in objects designed for different purposes (in devices, equipment, vehicles etc.) as a by-product of spark-discharge, gas-discharge or semi-conductor regulation.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (79)
02.07.1993 - 22.12.2001
A high-frequency signal that is generated in items used for different purposes (devices, equipment, vehicles, etc) as a by-product of spark discharge, gas discharge or semiconductor regulation.
Source:Act LXII of 2001 on frequency management, Annex 17 |
| High-frequency signal | Shall mean radio frequency signals not used for radio communications purposes.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (78) |
| Inspection during the authorisation procedure | Inspection activities conducted by the competent authority to verify the compliance of the electronic communications structure with the building permit at and around the site of the construction activity before and during construction. |
| Interface | since 01.01.2004.
a) Network interface: interface of the telecommunications network, including all of its physical and logical characteristics, that is used for access or interconnection to some other networks,
b) Subscriber interface: a physical service access interface, including all of its physical and logical characteristics, that provides access to the telecommunications network for the users.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (57)
23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003
a) Network interface: interface of the telecommunications network, including all of its physical and logical characteristics, that is used for access or interconnection to some other networks,
b) Subscriber interface: a physical service access interface, including all of its physical and logical characteristics, that provides access to the telecommunications network for the users.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (34) |
| Leased line | 01.01.2004 - 02.08.2011
All electronic communications devices that ensure transparent transmission capacity between network termination points, but does not include user-controlled switching functions.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Sections 188 (8)
23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003
A combination of telecommunications devices that ensure transparent transmission capacity between network termination points, but does not include user-controlled switching functions.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (5)
16.08.1997 - 22.12.2001
A combination of circuit sections connecting domestic/domestic or international/domestic service access points, with transparent transmission capacity, that includes transmission paths, service access points and test access points, but excludes user-controlled switching equipment. (In a leased line connection, service providers may use switching equipment they control.)
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 3
01.07.1993 - 15.08.1997
A combination of circuit sections connect domestic or international and domestic service access points (telecommunications equipment) that only includes transmission paths, acces points (interfaces) and test access points and establishes connection without routing the signals.
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 3 |
| Locator | A station of a radio service, operating in certain bands of the frequency range over 10 MHz, used for finding the direction and distance of (moving) objects. |
| Mobile radio telecommunications service | As of 01.01.2004
Shall mean a publicly available telephone service through the use of which any subscriber thereto, moving about within a wide area, is able to originate calls from its not fixed equipment connected to the network termination point of a radio telecommunications network in order to establish communication with another network terminal, to which access is provided by way of the selection procedure defined in the National Table for Identifier Allocation. This service is designed for voice transmission and related services (e.g. data transmission services, sending SMS, WAP, GPRS).
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (72)
23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003
Mobile radiocommunications service that is fundamentally for voice communication.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (42) |
| Modernisation | As of 18.12.2020
Replacement of the whole or of some parts of the electronic communications network, including dismantling of the old structure until the expiry of the building permit, using modern technology on the existing route of a legally established electronic communications structure, which results in increased operational safety, capacity or usability, as well as the replacement of antennas where the size of any of the affected antennas, in any direction, exceeds 4.0 m, and where reinforcement of the antenna support structure is not required and the total height of the whole structure – antenna support structure and antenna – does not increase.
Source: Decree 20/2020 (XII.18.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority on placing electronic communications structures and on the official procedures relating to electronic communications structures, Section 2 i)
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| Network service | As of 03.08.2011
Provision of access and/or interconnection services for another service provider or undertaking and ancillary services required for the provision of these services.
01.01.2004 - 02.08.2011
Provision of access and/or interconnection services for another service provider and ancillary services required for the provision of these services.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Secton 188 (36) |
| Node | 01.07.1993 - 22.12.2001
A connection point of transmission paths, together with the prerequisites of the establishment of connections and interconnections, in accordance with fundamental technical plans and standards.
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 4 |
| Official controls | As of 18.06.2022
Section 99
The authority - within the scope of its competence - shall monitor compliance with the provisions of legislation, and the implementation of enforceable decisions.
Section 100
(1) Regulatory inspections are opened ex officio and conducted by the authority in own motion proceedings.
Source: Act CL of 2016 on General Public Administration Procedures, Sections 68-70, Sections 98-102
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| On-board telecommunication station | A low-power mobile station of the mobile radio-telephone service used for establishing and maintaining telecommunication within the ship or between the ship and its lifeboats or rafts during e.g. a rescue training or communication within a group of pushed or towed ships or in the course of towing and anchoring manoeuvres; a low-power mobile station of air services used by the aircraft for maintaining telecommunication with other vehicles or the terrestrial service. |
| On-site equipment inspection | On-site inspection conducted by the competent authority to verify the compliance of electronic communications terminal equipment, radio equipment and EMC equipment with the required standards. |
| On-site visit | As of 18.12.2020
(1) When clarifying the facts required for adopting a decision, the Authority may examine the conditions for the decision on the site of the construction activity and in its environment, in particular whether
a) the content of the design documentation annexed to the permit application or notification reflects reality;
b) the construction activity is feasible on the contemplated route, the activity has been commenced and is being performed in accordance with the planning;
c) the structure is in its intended condition and suitable for safe use; and
d) the completed structure or structure part has been completed in accordance with the building permit, or the amended building permit, and the pertaining design documentation approved by the Authority or the design documentation annexed to the notification.
(2) The Authority shall take dated and identifiable photos of the location and its environment and shall take notes or draw up a report, and shall upload it – if available – to the communications e-log.
Source: Decree 20/2020 (XII.18.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority on placing electronic communications structures and on the official procedures relating to electronic communications structures, Section 7
May conduct an on-site visit in accordance with Section 7.
Source: Decree 20/2020 (XII.18.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority on placing electronic communications structures and on the official procedures relating to electronic communications structures, Section 12 b)
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| Participation in discussions on a plan, plan approval | A discussion of the representatives of the authority and those of the builder, investor and building contractor held in order to examine the plan of building, underlying the subsequent issue of the planning permission or building permit, for content, form and economy, and to harmonize these aspects, with special regard to the feasibility of the project. |
| Permit to establish an exchange | A decision made by the authority, in accordance with the builders application, permitting the installation of switching equipment, control circuits, signal processors and other appliances at a network node that enables various telephone circuits to be interconnected according to users needs. |
| Post check | Checking for the complete elimination of deficiencies revealed by the authority during its former checking activities. |
| Postal service substituted universal postal service (Licensed service) | As of 01.07.2013
Postal service related to postal items which don't belong to courier service, expressz service, international EMS and specific postal service and the postal service provider has no universal obligatory for providing these service. License is needed.
Source: Act CLIX of 2012 on postal services |
| Quality supervision checking | Checking for compliance and conformity with quality requirements specified in standards that must be used under relevant rules of law, licences and permits of public authorities and type approvals, as well as set forth in company rules of business and terms of reference, and for meeting service providers obligations. |
| Radio amateur service | 30.11.1994 - 03.12.1997
A radio communication service aiming at self-education, information exchange and technical development. Such services work with the help of legally authorised radio amateurs, pursuing it as a non-profit activity and hobby only.
Source: Government Decree 144/1994 (XI.15.) specifying the National Frequency Band Allocation Table |
| Radio communication equipment | 01.01.2000 - 31.03.2003
Transmitter, tansmitter-receiver receiver or broadcast receiver device for radiocommunications purposes, including the antenna required for operation.
Source: Source: Government Decree 221/1999 (XII.29.) specifying the National Frequency Band Allocation Table |
| Radio communications | Telecommunications using radio waves.
Source: Source: Decree 15/2012 (XII.29.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority specifying the national frequency allocation, Section 2 (164) |
| Radio interference | 02.07.1993.- 22.12.2001
The effects of unwanted electromagnetic radiation on reception in a radio communications service, manifested in degraded reception quality or in a distortion or loss of information that could have been avoided had it not been for the emergence of unwanted radiation.
Source: Act LXII of 1993 on frequency management, Annex 34 |
| Radio interference check | A radio measurement service activity carried out usually on the basis of request. It covers on-site checks and measurements on radio equipment and other equipment producing high-frequency signals and that are potential source of interference in order to avert program reception problems, radio communication interferences or EMC problems. |
| Radio licence | A decision made by the authority to specify main technical data of a radio station and premises required to provide radio communication service, conditions of radio communication, licensees data and specific conditions under which the service licensed may be provided; an authorization to operate a radio station. |
| Radio supervision | A radio measurement service activity to check the parameters of frequency usage. Communication Authority carries out on-site tests on the parameters of operating radio stations in order to check the conformity to their licences. |
| Radio surveillance | A radio measurement service activity to locate radio broadcasts without licences or being not conform to the licences provided. The procedure determines the location of radio stations with fixed, mobile or hand-held direction finding antennas. |
| Radio wave | Radio wave
As of 03.08.2011
Electromagnetic waves that travel in space without any artificial conductor, with a frequency not higher than 3000 GHz.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (92)
Radio waves
01.01.2004 - 02.08.2011
Electromagnetic waves that travel in space without any artificial conductor.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (92)
Radio waves
02.07.1993 - 22.12.2001
Elektromagnetic waves that travel in space without any artificial conductor, with a frequency lower than the 3000 GHz limit.
Source: Act LXII of 1993 on frequency management, Annex 26
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| Radio waves or Hertzian waves | 01.04.2003 - 31.12.2004
Elektromagnetic waves that travel in space without any artificial conductor, with a frequency lower than the arbitrarily set 3000 GHz limit.
Source: Government Decree 284/2002 (XII.21) specifying the National Frequency Band Allocation Table |
| Radiocommunications network | As of 01.01.2004.
Radio communications network: shall mean an electronic telecommunications network,whereby information is transmitted wholly or mainly through the transmission and reception of radio frequency signals.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (95)
23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003
A terrestrial telecommunications network in which information is transmitted only or predominantly by sending and receiving radio-frequency signals.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (69)
02.07.1993 - 22.12.2001
A telecommunications network which uses radiocommunications only or predominantly for transmission.
Source: Act LXII of 1993 on frequency management, Annex 31
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| Radiolocation | 30.11.1994 - 30.12.1997
The use of radiodetermination for purposes other than radionavigation.
Source: Government Decree 144/1994 (XI.15.) specifying the National Frequency Band Allocation Table
As of 30.12.2012
The use of radidetermination for purposes other than radinavigation.
Source: Decree 15/2012 (XII.29.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority specifying the national frequency allocation, Section 2 (148) |
| Radioservice | As of 01.01.2004
The radiocommunications service as defined in the applicable law adopted in accordance with the Radio Regulations, together with the radio astronomy service.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (94)
23.12.2001 - 31.12.2003
The radiocomunications services as defined in the applicable law adopted in accordance with the Radio Regulations, together with the radio astronomy service.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Sections 110 (67)
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| Routed and route-type telecommunications installations and other structures (collectively: telecommunications structures) | 23.12.2001 - 31.12.2002
Special structures required for telecommunications, including wires, (covering, support, protective, signalling, etc.) structures related to wired and wirelless connections, especially accessories and support structures, antenna support structures (towers), antennas, masts, tunnels, cable boxes, channels, underground and overground signalling equipment and protective structures.
Source: Act XL of 2001 on Communications, Section 110 (79)
16.08.1997 -22.12.2001
Special structures required for telecommunications that include:
a) wires as well as covering, support, protective, signalling, etc. structures related to wired and wirelles connections;
b) the route of these wires and structures (the theoretical line that determines the theoretical axis with vertical projection on the space level); and
c) accessories and support structures, antenna support structures (towers), antennas, masts, tunnels, cable boxes, channels, underground and overground signalling equipment and protective structures.
Source:Act LXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 24 |
| Satellite broadcasting service | 04.12.1997 -31.12.1999
A radiocommunications service which involves the broadcasting or transmission of signals by a satellite to be received directly by the general public. In the case of satellite broadcasting service, direct reception means both individual and collective reception.
Source: Government Decree 204/1997 (XI.19.) specifying the National Frequency Band Allocation Table
30.11.1994 - 03.12.1997.
Radio communication service broadcasting or transmitting signals to be directly received by anyone.
Source: Government Decree 144/1994 (XI.15.) specifying the National Frequency Band Allocation Table |
| Satellite service | Radio communication service using satellite equipment. |
| Service access point | 28.07.1999 - 22.12.2001
Any physical connection point (interface) specified using the technical access parameters, which is a part of the telecommunications network and enables information exchange over the telecommunications network.
a) Network service access point
A point in the telecommunications network that is used for interconnection with another network. b) Subscriber service access point
A point in the telecommunications network that is used for connecting subscriber devices or other devices that allow for the provision of subscriber services.
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 21
16.08.1997 - 27.07.1999
Any physical connection point (interface) specified using the technical access parameters, which is a part of the telecommunications network and enables information exchange over the telecommunications network.
a) Network service access point
A point in the public telecommunications network that is used for interconnection with another network.
b) Subscriber service access point
A point in the public telecommunications network that is used for connecting subscriber devices or other devices that allow for the provision of subscriber services.
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 21
01.07.1993 - 15.08.1997
Any physical connection point, including access conditions, which is a part of the telecommunications network and enables information exchange over the telecommunications network.
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 20 |
| Small-area wireless access point (SAWAP) | As of 18.12.2020
The term defined in Section 188(77) of the Electronic Communications Act
Source: Decree 20/2020 (XII.18.) of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority, Section 2 h)
As of 21.12.2020
‘Small-area wireless access point’ shall mean low-power wireless network access equipment of a small size operating within a small range, using licensed radio spectrum or license-exempt radio spectrum or a combination thereof, which may be equipped with one or more low visual impact antennae, and which allows wireless access. It may be used as part of a public electronic communications network, or may provide wireless access for users to electronic communications networks regardless of the underlying network topology, be it mobile or fixed.
Source: Act C of 2003 on electronic communications, Section 188 (77)
National jurisdiction of Szeged since 21.12.2020 |
| Special authority statement | A statement of the special professional authority, entitled to issue permits, made in order to protect telecommunication networks and services, specifying the legal rules and regulations to be observed and circumstances to be respected.
The competent authority does not conduct this activity as of 01 March 2009. |
| Spectrum monitoring | A radio measurement service activity to check the parameters of frequency usage. By continuous or long-time measurements it checks the transmission parameters of radio stations (most commonly field strength, frequency, bandwidth and modulation depth values) via fixed or mobile antennas. |
| Telecommunications network | 01.07.1993 - 22.12.2001
Telecommunications devices actually or virtually connected to each other, through which signal, writing, image sound or other communication can be transmitted between specific service access points over one or more routes. An interconnection is defined as the connection between telecommunications networks capable of interacting with each other. A connection is when a device is connected to the telecommunications network for the purposes of telecommunications service provision.
Source: Act LXXII of 1992 on telecommunications, Annex 24 |
| Transmitter station | Station equipped with transmitter and antenna radiating modulated radio-frequency signals. |
| Universal postal service | Includes a range of basic and in quantities provided postal services, which are to be assured for all citizens by the state at a specified quality against an affordable price. |
| Urging the installation of a telephone station | Complaint submitted in cases where the service provider is not able to fulfil, for reasons emerging within its own scope of activity, the service users demand for the installation or relocation of a telephone station within 60 days from the date of submission. |
