Table of Contents
1Scope
2References
3Definitionsandabbreviations
3.1Definitions
3.2Abbreviations
4Referencemodels
4.1Systemreferencemodel
4.2ATUreferencemodel
5Transportcapacity
6ATUinterfaces
6.1ATUinterfaceforATMtransport
6.2ATUPMDtoTClogicalinterface
7ATUfunctionalcharacteristics
7.1ATMtransportprotocolspecificfunctionalities
7.2NetworkTimingReference
7.3Framing
7.4Scrambler
7.5Reed-SolomonForewordErrorCorrection
7.6Interleaver
7.7Toneordering
7.8Constellationencoder
7.9Gainscaling
7.10Modulation
7.11Cyclicprefix
7.12Transmitterdynamicrange
8EmbeddedOperationsChannel(eoc)
8.1eocintroduction
8.2eocmessageencoding
8.3eocmessagedescription
8.4eocprotocol
8.5Cleareoc
9ADSLoverheadchannel
9.1TheADSLOverheadControl(aoc)channel
introduction
9.2aocmessageencoding
9.3Bitswapoperation
9.4aocprotocol
10In-serviceperformancemonitoringandsurveillance
10.1ADSLlinerelatedprimitives
10.2ATMdatapathrelatedprimitives
10.3OtherADSLindicators,parametersandsignals
10.4Testparameters
10.5Otherfailuresandparameters
11Initialization
11.1Overview
11.2Handshake-ATU-C
11.3Handshake-ATU-R
11.4Handshakepowerlevels
11.5EscapefromHandshaketoFastRetrain
11.6PowerlevelsinTransceiverTraining,Channel
AnalysisandExchange
11.7Transceivertraining-ATU-C
11.8Transceivertraining-ATU-R
11.9Channelanalysis(ATU-C)
11.10Channelanalysis(ATU-R)
11.11Exchange-ATU-C
11.12Exchange-ATU-R
11.13Detailsofinitializationtiming
12FastRetrain
12.1FastRetainoverview
12.2DefinitionofFastRetrainsignals
12.3FastRetrainProcedure
12.4FastRetrainProcedure-UnknownProfile
Transition
12.5FastRetrainProcedure-InitiatedfromL3or
RecommendationG.994.1
12.6AbortofFastRetrain
12.7FastRetrainTruncate
12.8FastRetrainResetProcedure
13Powermanagement
13.1Introduction
13.2ADSLlinkstates
13.3Linkstatetransitions
13.4Linktransitionprocedures
13.5eocHandshake
AnnexA-Non-overlappedspectrumoperation
A.1-ATU-RtransmitterPSDmask
A.2-ATU-CtransmitterPSDmask
AnnexB-Overlappedspectrumoperation
B.1-ATU-RtransmitterPSDmask
B.2-ATU-CtransmitterPSDmask
AnnexC-ADSLabovePOTSco-existinginthesamebinderas
TCM-ISDNDSL
C.1-Scope
C.2-Definitionsandabbreviations
C.3-Referencemodels
C.4-ATUinterfaces
C.5-ATUfunctionalcharacteristics(pertainto
clause7)
C.6-aocon-lineadaptationandreconfiguration
(pertainstoclause9)
C.7-In-serviceperformancemonitoringand
surveillance(pertainstoclause10)
C.8-Initialization
C.9-Fastretaining(supplementsclause12)
C.10-Powermanagement(pertainstoclause13)
AnnexD-SystemperformanceforNorthAmerica
D.1-SystemperformanceforNorthAmerica
AnnexE-SystemperformanceforEurope
E.1-SystemperformanceforEurope
AppendixI
AppendixII-Guidetoscenariosfortheimplementationof
thevariousproceduresinRecommendations
G.994.1andG.992.2
AppendixIII-CompatibilitywithotherCustomerPremises
Equipment Abstract
Defines the interface between the telecommunications network and the customer installation in terms of their interaction and electrical characteristics. It allows the transmission of POTS and V-series data services simultaneously with a digital channel over a single mixed gauge twisted metallic pair. The procedures to operate in a TCM-ISDN noise environment are also defined. Procedures allowing the provisioning without the need for "splitters", typically installed at the ingress to the customer premises are also included, and power management procedures and link states are specified to achieve power savings at the central office and customer premises.
