MACs. An additional virtual CS mechanism referred to as response indication deferral (RID) shall be provided by S1G MACs" (the current wording does not require RID in S1G MACs; is it a requirement?) Update the subsequent paragraphs as appropriate. Discussion: Proposed resolution: Revised Note to the commenter: RID is required for S1G MACs. TGm Editors: Please modify clause 10.3.2.1 of REVmd/D1.2 as follows: (11ah) The NAV maintains a prediction of future traffic on the medium based on duration information that is announced in RTS/CTS frames by non-DMG STAs and RTS/DMG CTS frames by DMG STAs prior to the actual exchange of data. The duration information is also available in the MAC headers of all frames (M53)other than (11ah)PV1 MAC frames and PS-Poll frames, and during the BTI, the A-BFT, the ATI, the CBAP, and the SP. (11ah)The duration information in a frame transmitted by an S1G STA is also available in PS-Poll+BDT frames, in NDP CTS frames, in NDP Ack frames whose Idle Indication field value is 0, and in NDP_2M PS-Poll-Ack frames whose Idle Indication field is 0. (11ah)The mechanism for setting the NAV RTS/CTS or RTS/DMG CTS in the DCF is described in 10.3.2.4 (Setting and resetting the NAV), (#65)and use of the NAV in HCF is described in 10.24.2.2 (EDCA backoff procedure) and 10.24.3.4 (NAV operation of a TXOP under HCCA). Additional details regarding NAV use appear in 10.3.2.6 (RTS/CTS with fragmentation), 10.3.2.15 (NAV distribution), 10.40.10 (Updating multiple NAVs), and 10.28 (Protection mechanisms). (11ah) The mechanism for setting the RID is described in 10.3.2.5 (Setting and resetting the RID(11ah)).
MACs. An additional virtual CS mechanism referred to as response indication deferral (RID) shall be provided by S1G MACs" (the current wording does not require RID in S1G MACs; is it a requirement?) Update the subsequent paragraphs as appropriate. Discussion: Proposed resolution: Revised Note to the commenter: RID is required for S1G MACs. TGm Editors: Please modify clause 10.3.2.1 of REVmd/D1.2 as follows: (11ah) The NAV maintains a prediction of future traffic on the medium based on duration information that is announced in RTS/CTS frames by non-DMG STAs and RTS/DMG CTS frames by DMG STAs prior to the actual exchange of data. The duration information is also available in the MAC headers of all frames (M53)other than (11ah)PV1 MAC frames and PS-Poll frames, and during the BTI, the A-BFT, the ATI, the CBAP, and the SP. (11ah)The duration information in a frame transmitted by an S1G STA is also available in PS-Poll+BDT frames, in NDP CTS frames, in NDP Ack frames whose Idle Indication field value is 0, and in NDP_2M PS-Poll-Ack frames whose Idle Indication field is 0. (11ah)The mechanism for setting the NAV RTS/CTS or RTS/DMG CTS in the DCF is described in 10.3.2.4 (Setting and resetting the NAV), (#65)and use of the NAV in HCF is described in 10.24.2.2 (EDCA backoff procedure) and 10.24.3.4 (NAV operation of a TXOP under HCCA). Additional details regarding NAV use appear in 10.3.2.6 (RTS/CTS with fragmentation), 10.3.2.15 (NAV distribution), 10.40.10 (Updating multiple NAVs), and 10.28 (Protection mechanisms). (11ah) The mechanism for setting the RID is described in 10.3.2.5 (Setting and resetting the RID(11ah)).
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