NBN EN 28073 : 1994
Withdrawn
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05-01-2009
01-12-2013
Foreword
Introduction
1. Scope
2. Normative references
Section one: General
3. Definitions
4. Symbols and abbreviations
5. Overview of the Transport Protocol
Section two: Transport protocol specification
6. Elements of procedure
7. Protocol classes
8. Specification for class 0: Simple class
9. Specification for class 1: Basic error recovery
class
10. Specification for class 2: Multiplexing class
11. Specification for class 3: Error recovery and multi-
plexing class
12. Specification for class 4: Error detection and
recovery class
13. Structure and encoding of TPDUs
Section three: Conformance
14. Conformance
Annex A State tables
Annex B Network connection management subprotocol
Annex C PICS Proforma
Annex D Checksum Algorithms
Annex E State tables for operation of class 4 over
connection-mode and connectionless-mode network
services
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