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            Figure 13-7 shows the flowchart of the above TIGA procedure.

            NOTE 1 – The detailed behaviour of the decision process by the VCE and management functions above the γ_MGMT
            interface are out of the scope of this Recommendation. Appendix II gives example use cases.






























                                         Figure 13-7 – Flowchart of TIGA procedure


            The FTU-R shall implement the received SRA-R command as follows:
            –       If  the  value  of  SCCC  is  as  initiated  in  the  TIGARESP  message,  the  FTU-R  shall  implement  the
                    parameter values it indicated in the TIGARESP message.

            –       If  the  SCCC  value  is  the  special  value  SCCC=1111,  the  FTU-R  shall  adapt  its  receiver  settings  in
                    accordance with the gains and the baseline bit loading table as indicated in the last TIGA command
                    (all other parameter values which are part of a TIGARESP message shall be unchanged).
            –       If  the  SCCC  value  is  the  special  value  SCCC=1110, the  FTU-R  shall  adapt  its  receiver  settings  in
                    accordance with the gains as indicated in the last TIGA command (the baseline bit loading table
                    and other parameter values which are part of a TIGARESP message shall be unchanged).

            –       If the SCCC value is the special value SCCC=1101, the FTU-R should expect an unknown change in
                    received signal magnitude and phase when SFDC reaches zero.
            NOTE 2 – Use of the special values SCCC=1111, 1110 and 1101 may cause errors and/or may cause retrain.

            13.2.2.1.1  Parameters controlled by the TIGA procedure

            13.2.2.1.1.1    Parameters controlled by the TIGA request
            The parameters are described in Table 13-7.

                                         Table 13-7 – Parameters in a TIGA request

               Parameter                                       Definition

                 i_start    Start subcarrier index.
                 i_stop     Stop subcarrier index.
                   ri       Relative gain compensation factors for the FTU-R receiver gain stage, specified per subcarrier.
                            Values may be real or complex. Valid values are specified in clause 11.2.2.5.
                   bi       Requested number of bits per subcarrier to be allocated by the FTU-R.
                            Valid values are all integers in the [0:FTU-O maximum bit loading] range. "FTU-O maximum bit
                            loading" is a capability indicated during initialization by the FTU-O in the O-MSG 1 message.


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