PTAértékkel

PTAértékkel is a Hungarian term that translates to "with PTA value" or "having a PTA value." In the context of telecommunications, particularly in older analog telephone networks, PTA referred to the "public telephone access" or "public telephone apparatus." Therefore, PTAértékkel would indicate a service or equipment that was associated with or had a specific designation related to public telephone access.

Historically, PTA installations were the public coin-operated or card-operated telephones found in various public locations such as streets, train stations, and post offices. The "PTA value" might have been an internal classification or a billing parameter related to these public access points. This could have involved factors like maintenance costs, usage statistics, or connection types.

The concept of PTAértékkel is largely obsolete in the modern era due to the widespread adoption of mobile phones and the decline of traditional landline-based public telephony. As the infrastructure shifted and user habits changed, the need for such specific classifications diminished. References to PTAértékkel would primarily be found in historical records or technical documentation pertaining to the legacy telephone network in Hungary. Its precise meaning could vary slightly depending on the specific technical or administrative context in which it was used.