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

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The data field contains the block number <strong>and</strong>/or data to transmit.<br />

12.2.5.3.1 RRQ packet<br />

0xAA<br />

0xAA<br />

0x03<br />

0x00<br />

0x13<br />

0x9D<br />

0x07<br />

0x06<br />

Dest <strong>MAC</strong> Src <strong>MAC</strong> Payload<br />

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TPID<br />

TCI<br />

Length<br />

Figure 156 PTTP RRQ packet format<br />

The destination address is the Multicast address 0x01139D000000 defined by the CCP protocol. When a node<br />

receives such a packet, it must not be forwarded.<br />

12.2.5.3.2 DATA packet<br />

TPID<br />

0xAA<br />

0xAA<br />

0x03<br />

0x00<br />

0x13<br />

0x9D<br />

0x07<br />

0x07<br />

Length<br />

Dest <strong>MAC</strong> Src <strong>MAC</strong> Payload<br />

TCI<br />

Block Number<br />

Data (0-1024 bytes)<br />

Figure 157 PTTP DATA packet format<br />

The destination <strong>and</strong> source address are the client <strong>and</strong> server <strong>MAC</strong> addresses respectively.<br />

The Type1 field indicates this is a data packet. Next to this field, it is the data block number, <strong>and</strong> finally the data<br />

block. The data field can be empty if the DATA packet is the last packet of the transfer.<br />

12.2.5.3.3 DATA ACK packet

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