Link Layer Sample Clauses

Link Layer. Physical layer These layer functions are out of the scope of this document However those layers must provide necessary bandwidth, error performance and latency for the proper operation of the VoIP endpoints. Table 1 - Compressed/Uncompressed RTP bit rate (bps) and frame size (frame sz), vs. number of GSM frames per packet. Actual transmitted data over the modem frames per packet packets packet + Processing per sec delay (ms) Uncompressed frame sz actual bps Compressed frame sz actual bps GSM-RTP Packaging 1 50.00 50 80 32000 43 17200 2 25.00 70 114 22800 76 15200 Coder params: 3 16.67 90 147 19600 110 14667 Frames/sec: 50 4 12.50 110 180 18000 143 14300 Bits/Sec 13200 5 10.00 130 214 17120 176 14080 Delay(ms) 30 10 5.00 230 380 15200 343 13720 25 2.00 530 880 14080 843 13488 (Bits/frame) 264 50 1.00 1030 1713 13704 1676 13408 GSM - MS Packaging (Even frames per packet) 2 25.00 70 113 22600 75 15000 Coder params: Frames/sec: 50 4 12.50 110 178 17800 141 14100 Bits/Sec 13000 Delay(ms) 30 10 5.00 230 375 15000 338 13520 (Bits/frame) 260 50 1.00 1030 1688 13504 1651 13208 G.723 - 5.3 1 33.33 75 67 17867 30 8000 2 16.67 105 87 11600 50 6667 Coder params: 3 11.11 135 107 9512 70 6223 Frames/sec: 33.3333333 4 8.33 165 127 8467 90 6000 Bits/Sec 5300 5 6.67 195 147 7840 110 5867 Delay(ms) 45 10 3.33 345 248 6614 210 5600 25 1.33 795 549 5856 511 5451 (Bits/frame) 159 50 0.67 1545 1051 5606 1013 5403 G.723 - 6.3 1 33.33 75 71 18934 33 8800 2 16.67 105 95 12667 57 7600 Coder params: 3 11.11 135 119 10578 81 7200 Frames/sec: 33.3333333 4 8.33 165 142 9467 105 7000 Bits/Sec 6300 5 6.67 195 166 8854 129 6880 Delay(ms) 45 10 3.33 345 286 7627 248 6614 25 1.33 795 643 6859 606 6464 (Bits/frame) 189 50 0.67 1545 1240 6614 1203 6416 G.729 1 100.00 30 00 00000 00 00000 2 50.00 40 67 26800 30 12000 Coder params: 3 33.33 50 77 20534 40 10667 Frames/sec: 100 4 25.00 60 87 17400 50 10000 Bits/Sec 8000 5 20.00 70 97 15520 60 9600 Delay(ms) 20 10 10.00 120 148 11840 111 8880 25 4.00 270 299 9568 262 8384 (Bits/frame) 80 50 2.00 520 552 8832 515 8240 1.01 PPP stuffing overhead Packet Overhead: Uncompressed Compressed IP 20 UDP 8 RTP 12 2 Header Total 46 9
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Link Layer. The <I> operator interface communications port is configured as a slave station with programmable station ID. The customer’s DCS computer is assumed to be the master station requesting data from or sending data to the turbine control. Since multiple slave stations are allowed on the link, the turbine control port will send data upon request only. No periodic transmission of data is possible. A maximum of eight units may be connected over one MODBUS link when multi–unit <I> functionality is implemented; one or two units for this protocol is recommended. The MODBUS protocol consists of a set of messages initiated by the master station. Each message contains an address indicating which slave station is to respond (broadcast messages are possible), a message code, the data and a CRC checksum. The transmission mode is RTU (Remote Terminal Unit), and the ASCII mode is not supported.

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