macFCS 0x101 Unsigned 2 octets See clause 5.2.1.9 Adding the following text as an annex … (Informative) The following table shows typical MAC frame format configuration for PHY types IV, V and VI. This table is informative only and the exact configuration is read from MAC PIB Table 100 as specified in clause TBD. Table TBD Typical MAC Frame Configuration by PHY Mode – Frame Sequence Destination Destination Source Acknowledge Polling Auxiliary Frame FCS Control Number OWPAN Address OWPAN Field Field Security Payload Identifier Identifier Header PHY IV Mode1 Mode2 : PHY V Mode1 Mode2 : PHY VI Mode1 Mode2 : Add the following text to clause 4.4.2 … Use of over-the-air MAC frame configuration is forbidden for PHY types IV, V and VI. It is mandatory MAC frame configuration be done via the MAC PIB. This is due to the fact that unlike traditional wireless LAN/PAN, the data rates associated with OCC are such that the configuration overhead cannot be tolerated. This means that there is no default” transmission mode. In addition, it is anticipated “base that configuration will be with application layer that are specifically loaded to support a “APPS” particular OCC PHY mode. The MAC PIB is not transmitted; rather, it is written by the Device Management Entity and is read by the MAC layer. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The MPDU should be defined in clause 5.2.1 and nowhere else; that is, there is only one MPDU that can be configured to service multiple PHY types. The following clauses propose alternative MPDUs and should be deleted.
macFCS 0x101 Unsigned 2 octets See clause 5.2.1.9 Adding the following text as an annex … (Informative) The following table shows typical MAC frame format configuration for PHY types IV, V and VI. This table is informative only and the exact configuration is read from MAC PIB Table 100 as specified in clause TBD. Table TBD – Typical MAC Frame Configuration by PHY Mode Frame Control Sequence Number Destination OWPAN Identifier Destination Address Source OWPAN Identifier Acknowledge Field Polling Field Auxiliary Security Header Frame Payload FCS PHY IV Mode1 Mode2 : PHY V Mode1 Mode2 : PHY VI Mode1 Mode2 : Add the following text to clause 4.4.2 … Use of over-the-air MAC frame configuration is forbidden for PHY types IV, V and VI. It is mandatory MAC frame configuration be done via the MAC PIB. This is due to the fact that unlike traditional wireless LAN/PAN, the data rates associated with OCC are such that the configuration overhead cannot be tolerated. This means that there is no “base default” transmission mode. In addition, it is anticipated that configuration will be with application layer “APPS” that are specifically loaded to support a particular OCC PHY mode. The MAC PIB is not transmitted; rather, it is written by the Device Management Entity and is read by the MAC layer. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The MPDU should be defined in clause 5.2.1 and nowhere else; that is, there is only one MPDU that can be configured to service multiple PHY types. The following clauses propose alternative MPDUs and should be deleted.
15-17-0010-00-007a-intel-suggested-edits-d1.docx