Error control negotiation based on modulation

Multiplex communications – Diagnostic testing – Determination of communication parameters

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375222, 379 9308, H04L 100

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ABSTRACT:
A modem dynamically selects the type of error-control negotiation sequence as a function of a negotiated parameter of the physical layer. In one embodiment of the invention, a modem selects between error-control negotiation sequences as a function of the type of modulation negotiated in the physical layer. In particular, the modem has at least two type of error-control negotiation sequences to select from: "LAPM or Disconnect," and "LAPM, MNP or Buffer." When the modem negotiates a V.32 or higher modulation, the modem uses the "LAPM or Disconnect" error control negotiation sequence. However, when the modem negotiates a V.22 bis or lower modulation, the modem uses the "LAPM, MNP or Buffer" error control sequence.

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