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                                            DTU size
                                             increase



                                 0     1     2      3        4        5        6        7        8
                     DTUs        0     1     2      3        4     Rtx-0  Idl  Rtx-1  Idl  5     6



                         H-0     P-0     ECS               H-0     P-0      Idle  ECS


                          Figure 13-4 – Example of mapping of retransmitted DTU 0 and DTU 1 of old
                                            DTU size into a larger new DTU size.



                                                                    DTU size
                                                                    decrease
                                                  delay_max
                              0        1        2        3        4       5    6     7    8     9    10
                  DTUs        0       1   Idl  2   Idl  Rtx-0    3   Idl  Rtx-1  4   5    6     7     8




                            H-1      P-1     Idle  ECS           H-1      P-1    ECS


                               Figure 13-5 – Example of mapping of retransmitted and new DTU
                                          during the transition time of delay_max.

            13.2.1.2   Bit swapping procedure

            13.2.1.2.1  Parameters controlled by bit swapping procedure
            Bitswapping in downstream may be implemented using OLR request type 1 or 2. Bitswapping in upstream
            without change in gi may be implemented using OLR request type 1 or 2. Bitswapping in upstream with
            change in gi shall be implemented using OLR request type 2.
            Bit  swapping  is  accomplished  by  a  coordinated  change  to  the  bits  and  gain  values  on  the  number  of
            subcarriers in the baseline table. The details on formatting of bits and gains parameters are described in
            Table 13-3.

            Both the receiver and transmitter shall support any change of the bi and gi values, provided these values
            are within the specified valid range and the constraints in clause 13.2.1.2.3 are met.

            13.2.1.2.2  Bit swapping procedure
            When  the  value  of  the  SNR  on  particular  subcarriers  in  the  FTU  drops  below  a  vendor  discretionary
            threshold, while the SNRM is still above the value of the downshift SNR margin (RA-DSNRM), the FTU shall
            initiate a bit swapping procedure. The SNR and the SNRM shall both be calculated under the assumption
            that the active bit-loading table is identical to the baseline bit-loading table.
            The procedure comprises the following steps:
            –       The initiating FTU computes the set of bi and gi values (or only bi values if modification of gi is not
                    applicable) that is necessary to resolve the drop of the SNR.
            –       The initiating FTU sends an OLR command of OLR request type 1 or type 2 (depending on whether
                    both bi and gi need to be modified or the modification is for bi only) that includes the new values




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