What's the telex number?

International remittance number (telex number) refers to the SWIFT code (bank identification code) of the bank.

What's the telex number?

International remittance number (telex number) refers to the SWIFT code (bank identification code) of the bank.

What is telex? What's the difference between telex and fax?

Are you asking about the telex of wire transfer?

Telex: It is a telegraph service that is reported directly between banks by using the telex network of the post and telecommunications department at the rate of 50 baud and international code 2, using a five-unit teletype machine.

There is no need to explain the fax. I'm sure you know.

The difference between the two is confidentiality, right? I think so.

What should be filled in by telex in the bidding documents?

It's just a phone number faxed by the company.

Who knows the TLX of ICBC, that is, telex number?

Industrial and commercial bank of China limited

Mailing address: No.55 Fuxingmennei Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, China.

Postal code: 100 140

Sms bank

Please send your question to 95588 by SMS.

telephone service

24-hour national telephone service hotline: 95588

24-hour VIP service hotline: 400-66-95588 (for wealth card, wealth management gold card, platinum card and credit card gold card customers, it has been opened in all regions of the country except Shanghai, Zhejiang and Guangdong).

Just follow the 95588 prompt and send it back.

What's the telex number of the Russian invitation letter?

Usually four digits. You can show it directly at the embassy, and you don't need to show a diagnosis and an invitation letter.

What do you mean by dialing the number?

Area code to identify the area to be called. There is no need to add an area code to this area.

The difference between circuit transmission and telephone transmission

The circuit transmits electric energy with a certain voltage and current, while the telephone mainly transmits signals with small current.

What do you mean by telex, typewriter, fax and telegram? 10 point

Telex: I haven't heard of it. You may mean telephone/fax.

Typewriter: a product of the 1980s, (movable type, which pops up one by one and hits on special wax paper, and then can be printed with ink).

Telegraph: It's also an old product. I've seen it in war movies. It's basically about radio. Military, of course. Nearby, telegrams were quite common in the 1990s. Without telephones, people have to send telegrams, including urgent telegrams and ordinary telegrams, in order to find their relatives in an emergency. This can only be done by going to the post office.

Fax: After every household has a telephone, fax machines are becoming more and more popular, that is, the documents needed by the other party can be sent directly to the other party through fax machines. Some things can be replaced by mail, but many things cannot be replaced.

The difference between optical fiber and broadband is that one uses electricity to transmit network signals and the other uses light?

Optical fiber: You can think of this as a water pipe, which is specially used to transport water (optical fiber is used to transmit electrical signals such as electromagnetic waves).

Broadband: You can understand the cross-sectional area of water pipes. The larger the area, the more water is transported per unit time (here is the number of your network signals. The wider the broadband, the more network signals you get, and the better the signal).