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            •       The  L2+  indicates  to  the  DRA  that  a  link  state  transition  is  triggered  by  the  current  traffic
                    characteristics;
            •       The FTU-O indicates to the DRA the FTU-R battery state;
            •       The ME may indicate to the DRA the PSE battery state received from the PSE by the ME by means
                    beyond the scope of this Recommendation;
            •       The VCE indicates to the DRA that a link state transition is required for coordination of link states
                    over the vectored group;
            •       The FTU-O indicates to the DRA that a link state transition is required because the requirements
                    defined for the current link state (e.g., data rate and  SNRM boundaries) cannot be maintained
                    under the current line conditions;

            •       The FTU-O indicates to the DRA that an L3 request has been received from the FTU-R.
            The FTU-O shall initiate a transition to and from the L0 link state using the procedures defined in clause
            13.4.1.
            The FTU-O shall initiate a transition to and from the L2.2 link state using the procedures defined in clause
            13.4.2.
            The  FTU-O  shall  initiate  a  transition  between  the  L2.1N  link  state  and  the  L2.1B  link  state  using  the
            procedures defined in clause 13.4.3.
            The  FTU-O  shall  initiate  a  transition  to  the  L3  link  state  (L3  request  by  the  FTU-O)  or  grant/reject  a
            transition to the L3 link state (L3 request by the FTU-R) using the L3 link state transition commands and
            responses defined in clause 11.2.2.12.
            The FTU-O shall support all valid transitions shown in Table 12-1. All defined valid transitions of link state
            shall be seamless, i.e., shall not cause any errored seconds (ES). Invalid transitions are shown as "N/A" in
            Table 12-1.

            Upon  receiving  a  LinkState.request  (LinkState)  primitive  over  the  γ_O  reference  point,  the  FTU-O  shall
            respond with a LinkState.confirm (LinkStateResult) primitive.
            •       If the LinkState equals the actual link state, the FTU-O shall not initiate any link state transition
                    ("NOOP"), and shall respond within 100 msec with LinkStateResult equal to LinkState.

            •       If the LinkState requires a valid link state transition, the FTU-O shall initiate the transition. If the
                    transition  is  completed  within  the  time  shown  in  Table  12-1,  the  FTU-O  shall  respond  with  a
                    LinkStateResult that equals the LinkState. If the transition cannot be completed within the time
                    shown  in  Table  12-1,  the  FTU-O  shall  abort  the  link  state  transition,  shall  respond  with  a
                    LinkStateResult that equals "FAIL", the link state shall remain unchanged, and the DRA may resend
                    the LinkState.request (LinkState) primitive.
            •       If the LinkState requires an invalid link state transition, the FTU-O shall not initiate any link state
                    transition, and shall respond within 100 msec with a LinkStateResult that equals "FAIL".
            Only  one  LinkState.request  primitive  shall  be  outstanding  at  any  time.  The  FTU-O  shall  ignore  any
            LinkState.request primitive received before the FTU-O has responded with a LinkState.confirm primitive to
            the last previously received LinkState.request primitive.



















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