Token passing LAN using a plurality of tokens

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 94, H04J 316, H04J 324

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047078308

ABSTRACT:
A token passing local area network LAN is disclosed wherein each bus interface unit BIU monitors the token rotation time to determine if this time exceeds a predetermined maximum and, if so, creates a second token to be passed through the LAN 180.degree. out of phase with the existing token. Further, each BIU monitors token acquisition time, i.e. the time the BIU has a token to the time that the BIU has another token whether or not they are the same token, to determine whether this token acquisition time is below a predetermined minimum value and, if so, a token is destroyed such that only one token is passed between BIUs.

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