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                                    Table 12-9 – FTU-O CL message SPar(2) bit definitions

                  ITU-T G.994.1 SPar(2) bit                       Definition of Spar(2) bit
                                             twenty seconds. If set to ONE, indicates that the FTU-O supports valid
                                             CD_time_out_1 values and valid CD_time_out_2 values in addition to the
                                             default values, as indicated in the corresponding CD time out 1 and CD time
                                             out 2 NPar(3) fields.
             NOTE 1 – The RFI bands and IAR bands shall apply in the same way to both directions of transmission. The list of RFI bands shall
             not include IAR bands.
             NOTE 2 – The parameter is determined by request from the FTU-R; the FTU-O is capable to implement all values inside the valid
             range.



                                   Table 12-10 – FTU-O CL message Npar(3) bit definitions

             ITU-T G.994.1 SPar(2) Bit                        Definition of Npar(3) bits

             Profiles               Each valid profile is represented by one bit in a field of 6 bits. The valid profiles are:
                                    106a, 106b and 212a. Each profile supported by the FTU-O is indicated by setting its
                                    corresponding bit to ONE (Note 5).
             DS transmission band   This field shall include the lower frequency (ftr1-DS) and the upper frequency (ftr2-DS) of
                                    the frequency band assigned for transmission in the downstream direction represented
                                    by the start subcarrier index and stop subcarrier index, respectively, using 12 bits per
                                    index value.

             Number of downstream   This 6-bit field represents the enabled value of Mds.
             symbol positions in TDD   The number of US symbol positions in TDD frame shall be computed as Mus = MF – Mds –
             frame                  1.
             RFIBANDS               Indicates in ascending order the pairs of start subcarrier index and stop subcarrier index
                                    for each RFI band in which the transmit PSD shall be reduced. Each index is represented
                                    by 12 bits. Up to 32 RFI bands may be defined.
             CE length multiplier   Each bit of this 9-bit field represents a CE length multiplier m, excluding the default
             (Note 1)               value 10 (see clause 10.4.4). For each CE length multiplier that the FTU-O supports, the
                                    corresponding bit shall be set to ONE.
                                    Each bit of this 6-bit field represents an MF value other than 36; specifically bit 1 shall
             Number of symbol       be set to ONE if the FTU-O is configured to use the MF value of 23 and shall be set to
             periods in TDD frame   ZERO otherwise. Other bits in this 6-bit field are reserved by ITU-T and shall be set to
             (Note 1)
                                    ZERO.
             IARBANDS               This 12-bit field indicates by ONE each IAR band in which transmit PSD reduction is
                                    enabled and by ZERO each IAR band in which transmit PSD reduction is disabled (Note
                                    2).
             Scrambler seed         This 11-bit field indicates the seed to be used for quadrant scrambler initiation, as
                                    described in clause 10.2.2.4. The MSB indicates the initial setting of the d11 bit and the
                                    LSB indicates the initial setting of d1 bit of the quadrant scrambler.
             IDS                    This variable length bit field indicates the length and the elements of the IDS. The 6
                                    MSB indicate the length of the IDS and shall be mapped onto the first octet. The
                                    remaining bits indicate the elements of the IDS, which shall be mapped as specified in
                                    [ITU-T G.994.1]. The valid length of the IDS is 2 and k×4, where k = 1, 2, ... 8. A special
                                    value 0 indicates that no IDS is applied.
             Number of DS           This 6-bit field indicates the number of downstream data symbols coded as
             initialization data    sds – 1 in a logical frame to be used during initialization. The valid range of sds is from 4
             symbols (sds)          to 32 (Note 3).




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