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            NOTE 1 – As a result of this definition, EFTR ≤ DPR (see Table 9-21).
            NOTE 2 – DTUs that have been detected to be in error and DTUs that exceed delay_max do not cross the  reference
            point at the receiver side.
            The EFTR shall be calculated by the receiver in showtime during L0 link state only.

            The EFTR shall be calculated for every complete second the FTU is in the showtime L0 link state. Only for
            these seconds, the EFTR is defined. For other seconds, the EFTR is not defined. The EFTR is not a status
            parameter directly reported to the ME, but is used in the definition of related parameter EFTR_min.
            NOTE – EFTR is not defined in L2.1N, L2.1B, L2.2 and L3.

            11.4.1.1.6  Minimum error-free throughput (EFTR_min) parameter
            The  performance  monitoring  parameter  minimum  error-free  throughput  (EFTR_min)  is  defined  as  the
            minimum  of  the  EFTR  observed  in  the  seconds  since  the  last  reading  of  the  EFTR_min,  excluding  the
            following seconds:
            •       seconds in which EFTR is not defined;
            NOTE  1  –  EFTR_min  will  be  close  to  the  DPR  at  instances  of  high  data  throughput  and  when  TPS_TESTMODE  is
            enabled.  At  instances  of  no  data  throughput,  EFTR_min  will  be  at  the  maximum  of  the  eoc  data  rate  and  the
            background normal DTU rate for performance monitoring (see clause 8.3.1).
            The EFTR_min shall be measured in showtime by the receiver. Reading by the FME at the FTU-O of the far-
            end EFTR_min shall be via an eoc command over the U interface. Reading by the FME at the FTU-O of the
            near-end EFTR_min shall be from the near-end receive PMS-TC over the PMS-TC_MGMT interface.

            The valid values are all integers from 0 to the maximum of the valid values of the maximum DPR.
            The  performance  monitoring  parameter  EFTR_min  shall  be  represented  as  a  32-bit  unsigned  integer
            expressing the value of ceiling(EFTR_min in kbit/s). This data format supports a granularity of 1 kbit/s.
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            A special value 2 -1 indicates that the parameter is undetermined. All other values are reserved by ITU-T.
            The previous value of EFTR_min shall be reported if no EFTR measurement has been done since the last
            reading of EFTR_min.
            NOTE 2 – The above requirement covers the case where two retrievals of EFTR_min over the eoc take place in less
            than one second, and in which no new EFTR measurement is available, since the EFTR is only updated on one second
            interval.
            Although  this  parameter  EFTR_min  is  reported  via  the  management  counter  read  eoc  command,  this
            performance monitoring parameter is not a counter.
            The parameter reported to the DPU-MIB, MINEFTR, is defined as the minimum of the retrieved EFTR_min
            values observed over the 15 min or 24 hour accumulation periods.
            The FME at the FTU-O shall retrieve the far-end EFTR_min, to calculate the far-end MINEFTR as defined in
            the  DPU-MIB.  The  FME  at  the  FTU-O  shall  retrieve  the  near-end  EFTR_min  to  calculate  the  near-end
            MINEFTR, as defined in the DPU-MIB. If the 15 min or 24 h interval contains only seconds with undefined
            EFTR, the related MINETFR shall be set to 0.

            NOTE 3 – The frequency of retrieval for both near-end and far-end is left to the implementation, as necessary for
            accurate monitoring.
            The upstream MINEFTR value shall be reported to the DPU-MIB as a near-end value.

            The downstream MINEFTR value shall be reported to the DPU-MIB as a far-end value.













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