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            The subcarrier parameter fields for the respective OLR types are different and are specified as follows.

            The format descriptor L(iQf) designates a fixed point format with wordlength of L bits, with the binary point
            just to the right of the "i"-th most significant bit (including the sign bit if signed integer), and f bits are
            allocated behind the binary point (i.e., L=i+f). Letter Q is a syntax-separator.

            The format descriptor L M ML(iQf) E LE/B designates a floating point format with total wordlength L. It has
            mantissa  wordlength  of  ML  bits,  with  the  binary  point  just  to  the  right  of  the  i-th  most  significant  bit
            (including the sign bit if signed integer), and f bits are allocated behind the binary point (i.e., ML=i+f). The
            exponent is always unsigned and has wordlength LE. The exponent has unity gain when its value equals B.
            Letters M, Q and E are syntax-separators.

            In below fields, the LSB of a parameter shall be mapped to the lowest bit number in the field assigned to
            that parameter.

            For OLR commands of OLR request type 1.
            Each subcarrier parameter field shall be formatted as shown in Table 11-10.


                                Table 11-10 – Subcarrier parameter field format for OLR type 1

                Bit      Length              Parameter                              Format
                          (bits)
                3-0         4             bi (Notes 1 and 2)                    Unsigned integer
            NOTE 1 – The values of b i for subcarriers that are in the specified range but not part of the MEDLEY set shall be included. They
            shall be set to zero by the transmitter and ignored by the receiver.
            NOTE 2 – The values of b i shall follow each other in ascending order of subcarrier index (not re-ordered).

            Two subcarrier parameter fields shall be packed into one byte as shown in Table 11-11.


                              Table 11-11 – Packing of subcarrier fields into bytes for OLR type 1
                         Byte             MSB                                       LSB

                          k                                      bi+1 [3:0]                 bi [3:0]

            If the number of subcarriers is odd, the four MSBs in the last byte is set to 0000.
            The scalar gain d_SRA or d_TIGARESP shall be formatted as fixed point 5(1Q4) unsigned.
            The valid values that are allowed to be used within this format, shall be:

                                        (0.5 ≤ d_SRA ≤ 1) and (0.5 ≤ d_TIGARESP  ≤ 1)
            NOTE  –  Possible  values  are  8/16,  9/16,  …  ,16/16  corresponding  to  backoff  levels  in  dB  of  –6.02,  –5.00,
            –4.08, –3.25, –2.50, –1.80, –1.16, –0.56, and 0.00.

            For OLR commands of OLR request type 2, each subcarrier parameter field shall be formatted as shown in
            Table 11-12.


                                Table 11-12 – Subcarrier parameter field format for OLR type 2

                    Bit              Length (bits)            Parameter                    Format

                    3-0                   4                       bi                   Unsigned integer
                   15-4                  12                       gi                  12(1Q11) unsigned
                   27-16                 12                subcarrier index i          Unsigned integer
            Packing  of  the  subcarrier  parameter  field  into  bytes  shall  be  as  shown  in  Table  11-13.  Bytes  of  the
            subcarrier parameter field shall be transmitted in the order of increasing indices, i.e., byte k is the first
            transmitted byte.


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