BS 4505-6:1976
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Digital data transmission Complements to the basic mode control procedures; recovery, abort and interrupt, multiple station selection
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02-08-2013
English
31-08-1976
Foreword
Cooperating organizations
Specification
Section one. General
1. Scope
2. References
3. Definitions
Section two. Recovery procedures
4. Recovery procedures: general
5. Timers and counters
6. Examples of recovery procedures
Section three. Abort and interrupt procedures
7. Reasons for abort and interrupt
8. Abort procedures
9. Interrupt procedures
Section four. Multiple station selection
10. Multiple selection: general
11. Selection sub-phase
12. Information transfer phase
13. Relations between selection procedures and
information transfer procedures
Figures
1. Block abort
2. Station abort (while a block is being sent)
3. Master station abort (between two information
blocks)
4. Block interrupt
5. Station interrupt (approach 1)
6. Station interrupt (approach 2)
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