Refers to a telephone network with four-wire cabling instead of the conventional two-wire cables typically used in phone systems. A four-wire circuit allows users at two locations to talk and be heard simultaneously. The four-wire circuit usually avoids problems of echo and leakage associated with two-wire telephone circuits.
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