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                                            Table 12-4 – FTU-O state definitions

                   State name                                      Description

             O-DEACTIVATING2        Temporary state entered upon fast retrain request;
             (mandatory)            Transmitter is on (transmits idle symbols at the required positions of all logical frames:
                                    values Zi at the precoder input are set to zero but pre-compensation signals are
                                    transmitted to support downstream FEXT cancellation);
                                    Receiver is on (to support upstream FEXT cancellation and detect the status of the FTU-
                                    R);
                                    The VCE updates the downstream and upstream FEXT cancellation coefficients; after
                                    update is complete, the precoder output Zi' is set to zero, and FTU-O transitions to the
                                    O-INIT/TRAIN state (start with O-P-QUIET1).



                                            Table 12-5 – FTU-R state definitions
                 State name                                      Description

             R-SELFTEST         Temporary state entered after power-up in which the FTU performs a self-test;
             (mandatory)        Transmitter is off (QUIET signal at U-R interface);
                                Receiver is off (no response to C-TONES signal);
                                If self-test passes, the FTU-R transitions to the R-IDLE state if it is under ME control or
                                transitions to the R-SILENT state if it is in automatic training mode;
                                If self-test fails, the FTU-R transitions to the R-UNIT-FAIL state.
             R-UNIT-FAIL        Steady state entered after an unsuccessful FTU-R self-test;
             (mandatory)        Transmitter is off (QUIET signal at U-R interface);
                                Receiver is off (no response to C-TONES signal);
                                The ME retrieves the self-test results.
             R-IDLE             Steady state entered after successful self-test if FTU-R is under ME control;
             (mandatory)        Transmitter is off (QUIET signal at U-R interface);
                                Receiver is off (no response to C-TONES signal);
                                The FME waits for initialization request from the ME.
             R-SILENT           Temporary state defined in ITU-T G.994.1 entered after self-test passes if the FTU-R is in
             (mandatory)        automatic training mode or from the R-IDLE state with ME command;
                                Transmitter is off (transmits R-SILENT0 signal);
                                Receiver is on in case of FTU-O initiated HS (monitors for C-TONES signal, if detected,
                                transitions to the R-INIT/HS state).
             R-INIT/HS          Temporary state entered to perform the ITU-T G.994.1 phase of initialization;
             (mandatory)        Transmitter is on (starts by transmitting R-TONES-REQ signal);
                                Receiver is on (starts by monitoring for C-TONES signal);
                                If silent period or no mode selected, transitions back to the R-SILENT state;
                                If operating mode selected, transitions to the R-INIT/TRAIN state.
             R-INIT/TRAIN       Temporary state entered to perform other phases of initialization;
             (mandatory)        Transmitter is on (starts with R-P-QUIET1);
                                Receiver is on (starts by monitoring for O-P-QUIET1);
                                If initialization passes, transitions to the R-SHOWTIME state;
                                If initialization fails, transitions to the R-SILENT state.










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