receiver can't discard the duplicated frame. It is simpler to replace the offset field with a start timer field. 5845 97.30 9.4.2.225 The description of Replace: "Quiet Time : The Quiet Time Period Period Request", with comment is Offset field of Quiet "Quiet Time Period addressed in Time Response Response" CID 5950 element is wrong. 8205 96.31 9.4.2.224 why there is a need to clarify Rejected: The define a "periodic field is to sequence" of quiet address the elements? need of certain per-to-peer operation that exchange frames in regular interval. 5846 95.48 9.4.2.223 Quiet Time Period Remove it from the Rejected: The Setup element is not text Time “Quiet needed. Since the Period Setup” Quiet Time Period is element serves negotiated through two purposes. Request & Response To inform the alerady, this Setup STAs that an element is redundant AP designates a period to give STAs participating in a specific peer-to-peer operation preference for channel access. It also allows the AP to dynamically control the allocation of quiet time period. 6471 96.32 9.4.2.224 The format of the Change " shown" to Rejected: The element is "shown" in "defined". baseline the Figure. In many 802.11-2016 other places in the uses “shown” draft, format is when referring defined in figures. In to a figure.
receiver can't discard the duplicated frame. It is simpler to replace the offset field with a start timer field. 5845 97.30 9.4.2.225 The description of Quiet Time Period Offset field of Quiet Time Response element is wrong. Replace: "Quiet Time Period Request", with "Quiet Time Period Response" : The comment is addressed in CID 5950 8205 96.31 9.4.2.224 why there is a need to define a "periodic sequence" of quiet elements? clarify Rejected: The field is to address the need of certain per-to-peer operation that exchange frames in regular interval. 5846 95.48 9.4.2.223 Quiet Time Period Setup element is not needed. Since the Quiet Time Period is negotiated through Request & Response alerady, this Setup element is redundant Remove it from the text Rejected: The “Quiet Time Period Setup” element serves two purposes. To inform the STAs that an AP designates a period to give STAs participating in a specific peer-to-peer operation preference for channel access. It also allows the AP to dynamically control the allocation of quiet time period. 6471 96.32 9.4.2.224 The format of the element is "shown" in the Figure. In many other places in the draft, format is defined in figures. In Change " shown" to "defined". Rejected: The baseline 802.11-2016 uses “shown” when referring to a figure.
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