Automatic retrain method for a full duplex modem having an echo

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an automatic retrain method applicable to full duplex data transmission modems which shortens the conventional protocol for retraining in the instance where signal reception can be improved by retraining only the automatic equalizers of the linked modems. If the retrain-initiating modem fails to detect a retrain signal from the linked modem within a predetermined time after transmitting its own retrain signal, the conventional retraining protocol is then adopted in order to retrain both the echo cancellers and the automatic equalizers of the linked modems.

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