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Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) - CISE

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4-June-07 P1901_PRO_016_r0<br />

MAX_CAC_DRP_TO<br />

CPE TDR HE<br />

CAC_Req<br />

CAC_Rsp<br />

CAC_Drp<br />

CAC_Req<br />

CAC_Rsp<br />

CAC_Drp<br />

Figure 136 CAC Protocol Scenario 9<br />

Figure 136 CAC_Drp message is lost. CPE node will deregister flow after MAX_CAC_DRP_TO time without<br />

receiving the resource (Tokens with a register Session ID).<br />

Automatic Management of Crosstalks between not Synchronized Systems<br />

This section describes a mechanism to avoid crosstalk that may be implemented but is not m<strong>and</strong>atory.<br />

Once the nodes realize that there is more than one master in the channel by means of the Master Id (see 4.4.1), it is<br />

necessary to take some measures to avoid such interferences.<br />

The solution is to coordinate both BPL cells, <strong>and</strong> the simplest way to do it is subordinate one of the BPL cells. Next,<br />

the algorithm is explained:<br />

MID hierarchy<br />

When the crosstalk is detected, then the nodes must decide which BPL cell must subordinate.<br />

Submission page 270 UPA-OPERA

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