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23 Receiver Symbol Rate Enable (RxSEN): Used if event ID has a value of 3. If set to a<br />

value of 1, this parameter indicates that the optional receive symbol rate field (RxSR) is<br />

being used in the message.<br />

24:39 Transmit Data Signalling Rate (TDSR): Used if event ID has a value of 3. The locally<br />

selected transmitter data signalling rate in bit/s. (0…65535). This is the same definition as<br />

used in CONNECT (TDSR), (See Table 25).<br />

40:55 Receive Data Signalling Rate (RDSR): Used if event ID has a value of 3. The locally<br />

selected receiver data signalling rate in bit/s. (0…65535). This is the same definition as<br />

used in CONNECT (RDSR), (See Table 25).<br />

56:63 Physical Layer Transmitter Symbol Rate (TxSR): Used if event ID has a value of 3.<br />

This optional field indicates the Gateway physical layer transmitter symbol rate. The<br />

values are only valid if the TxSEN bit is set. The values in symbols/s for this field are:<br />

0: Null (i.e., when a symbol rate is not applicable, e.g. V.21)<br />

1: 600<br />

2: 1200<br />

3: 1600<br />

4: 2400<br />

5: 2743<br />

6: 3000<br />

7: 3200<br />

8: 3429<br />

9: 8000<br />

10…254: Reserved for <strong>ITU</strong>-T; these values are not interpreted by a receiver<br />

255: Unspecified<br />

64:71 Physical Layer Receiver Symbol Rate (RxSR): Used if event ID has a value of 3. This<br />

optional field indicates the Gateway physical layer receiver symbol rate. The values are<br />

only valid if the RxSEN bit is set. This field uses the same set of values as described for<br />

TxSR above.<br />

15.4.9 Clear down indication (CLRDOWN)<br />

This message may be sent to a remote Gateway to notify it of a local clear down event.<br />

<strong>ITU</strong>-T Rec. <strong>V.150.1</strong> (01/2003) – Prepublished version 42

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