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            11.4.2.8   Minimum RFEC/NFEC ratio (rnratio_min)

            The  control  parameter  rnratio_min  shall  be  set  to  the  same  value  as  the  configuration  parameter
            MINRNRATIO.
            The MINRNRATIO is a configuration parameter that indicates the minimal required ratio, RFEC/NFEC, of FEC
            code  parameters.  The ratio  is computed as  the  number of  redundancy  bytes  (RFEC)  divided  by  the  total
            number of bytes (NFEC) in each FEC codeword.

            It is used in the channel-initialization policy (CIpolicy) and in the online reconfiguration (OLR) procedures.
            The valid MINRNRATIO values are from 0 to 8/32 in steps of 1/32.

            11.4.3  Vectoring configuration parameters

            11.4.3.1   FEXT cancellation enable/disable (FEXT_CANCEL_ENABLE)
            The  control  parameter  FEXT_CANCEL_ENABLE  shall  be  set  to  the  same  value  as  the  configuration
            parameter FEXT_CANCEL_ENABLE.
            This  FEXT_CANCEL_ENABLE  is  a  configuration  parameter  in  the  DPU-MIB  that  enables  (if set to  ONE)  or
            disables (if set to ZERO) FEXT cancellation from all the other vectored lines into a line in the vectored group.
            If FEXT cancellation is disabled for a line in a particular direction, no FEXT cancellation shall occur from any
            other line in the vectored group into that line for the given direction. If FEXT cancellation is disabled for a
            line in a particular direction, the probe sequence shall still be sent on that line for estimation of the FEXT
            from that line into other lines.

            If downstream FEXT cancellation is disabled on line n, then the precoder output for this line shall be equal
            to the precoder input (i.e., Z'n=Zn, see Figure 10-1).

            This configuration parameter shall be defined independently for the upstream and downstream directions.

            11.4.3.2   Downstream requested Xlog subcarrier group size (XLOGGREQds)
            This parameter represents the lower bound for the value XLOGGds in the reporting of Xlogpsds (see clause
            11.4.1.2.9.2).
            Valid values for XLOGGREQds are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 and 64.
            This configuration parameter is defined only for the downstream direction.

            11.4.3.3   Downstream requested Xlog disturber line (XLOGDREQds)
            This parameter represents the requested value of the VCE_port_index for the disturber line k in the reporting
            of Xlogpsds(i) (see clause 11.4.1.2.9.2).
            Valid values for XLOGDREQds are 1 to the maximum number of lines supported by the VCE, and different
            from the VCE_port_index of current line i.
            This configuration parameter is defined only for the downstream direction.

            11.4.4  Line performance monitoring parameters

            11.4.4.1   Errored second (ES)
            An errored second (ES) is declared if, during a 1-second interval, there are one or more crc anomalies, or
            one or more los defects, or one or more lor defects, or one or more lpr primitives.

            11.4.4.2   Severely errored second (SES)
            A  severely  errored  second  (SES)  is  declared  if,  during  a  1-second  interval,  there  are  18  or  more  crc
            anomalies, or one or more los defects, or one or more lor defects, or one or more lpr primitives.
            11.4.4.3   Los second (LOSS)

            A los second (LOSS) is declared if, during a 1-second interval, there are one or more los defects.



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