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PROCEDURE ON THE SIDE. GIVING THE ALARM After transmission of the alarm signal, the side giving the alarm waits for the acknowledgement signal; the alarm signal is repeated after the time TU13 or TU14 if the acknowledgement has not been recognised beforehand. The repetition is different for LT and NT (see Table 2). If the alarm signal interpreted as an acknowledgement signal is recognised, then a possible repetition of this signal is waited for immediately thereafter (this occurs if two alarm signals concur). The start procedure begins after a delay of TU7 or TU1O following recognition of the acknowledgement if such a repetition is not recognised beforehand (see Figure 3 and Table 2). FTZ 1 TR 220 Page 8 August 1991 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- However, if such a repetition is recognised, this signal is interpreted as "alarm" and all reactions to this signal now take place in accordance with Section 2.1.3 (i.e. the side giving the alarm passes to the state "activated by alarm").
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