The MLME-LLDN-ONLINE.indication primitive is generated by the MLME of any LLDN device and issued to its next higher layer to indicate the status and any problems that occurred in the LLDN during the operation in online mode. It returns the indication of the problem (NONE or UNSPECIFIED) and the additional supporting information to the higher layer. When the next higher of an LLDN device receives the MLME-LLDN-ONLINE.indication primitive, the LLDN device determines appropriate countermeasures using an algorithm outside the scope of this standard. To Editor: Change the default entries in the following rows for Table : Attribute Type Description Default macMaxBE Integer 3–8 The maximum value of the 5 backoff exponent, BE, in the CSMA-CA algorithm, as defined in 6.2.5.1. Integer 0–5 The maximum number of 4 backoffs the CSMA-CA algorithm will attempt before declaring a channel access failure. To Editor: Not clear where to insert the text below (clause 6.4.3 and 6.4.3.1 [15.4e]) 6.4.3 Calculating PHY dependent MAC PIB values Insert after the heading of 6.4.3, the following new subclause header: 6.4.3.1 General Insert the following paragraph as the last text paragraph of 6.4.3.1: If is TRUE, the attribute is dependent on the macLLenabled macAckWaitDuration acknowledgment method used and the timings of the superframe of the LLDN.
The MLME-LLDN-ONLINE.indication primitive is generated by the MLME of any LLDN device and issued to its next higher layer to indicate the status and any problems that occurred in the LLDN during the operation in online mode. It returns the indication of the problem (NONE or UNSPECIFIED) and the additional supporting information to the higher layer. When the next higher of an LLDN device receives the MLME-LLDN-ONLINE.indication primitive, the LLDN device determines appropriate countermeasures using an algorithm outside the scope of this standard. To Editor: Change the default entries in the following rows for Table : Attribute Type Description Default macMaxBE Integer 3–8 The maximum value of the backoff exponent, BE, in the CSMA-CA algorithm, as defined in 6.2.5.1. 5 Integer 0–5 The maximum number of backoffs the CSMA-CA algorithm will attempt before declaring a channel access failure. 4 To Editor: Not clear where to insert the text below (clause 6.4.3 and 6.4.3.1 [15.4e]) 6.4.3 Calculating PHY dependent MAC PIB values Insert after the heading of 6.4.3, the following new subclause header: 6.4.3.1 General Insert the following paragraph as the last text paragraph of 6.4.3.1: If macLLenabled is TRUE, the attribute macAckWaitDuration is dependent on the acknowledgment method used and the timings of the superframe of the LLDN.
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