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Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title: Comment Resolution Input Summary Date Submitted: 11.Feb 2010 Source: [ Taehan Bae, Jaeseung Son, Sridhar Rajagopal, Ying Li, E.T. Won ] Contact: Voice: E-Mail : taehan.bae@samsung.com Re:

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  1. Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title: Comment Resolution Input Summary Date Submitted: 11.Feb 2010 Source: [Taehan Bae, Jaeseung Son, Sridhar Rajagopal, Ying Li, E.T. Won ] Contact: Voice: E-Mail: taehan.bae@samsung.com Re: Abstract: Purpose: addresses comments pending on input from Samsung for comment resolution Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P802.15. It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release: The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P802.15. Slide 1

  2. Samsung Comment Resolution 11 February, 2010

  3. CID 17 • Recommended update for visibility frame • Figure 17

  4. CID 26 • Rename 6.1.2 to “Operating frequency range and channel assignments” • Delete 6.1.4 • Add the following text at the end: • “There are seven channels provided for visible light communication. These channels are obtained by partitioning the visible light spectrum and are numbered as shown in Table 1.”

  5. CID 33 • The preamble first starts with a fast locking pattern of at least 64 alternate 1's and 0's. This maximum transition sequence provides the ability to lock the clock and data recovery circuit in the quickest time. The fast locking pattern length shall not exceed 16384. …

  6. CID 50 • 6.8.1 : change frame flicker compensation to flicker mitigation • Visibility patterns should be transmitted in order to minimize flicker and meet regulatory requirements in the presence or absence of dimming. If visibility patterns are transmitted without changing the clock frequency (in-band), the patterns used shall avoid conflicts with existing RLL codewords.

  7. CID 68 • Joachim has uploaded contribution to clarify details. Needs more discussion.

  8. CID 73 • Add in 6.9.2.3 • By default, a 50% duty cycle shall be used for VPM. If dimming is required to be supported using VPM, the duty cycle shall be first communicated to the receiver by using the visibility frame. After communication, subsequent frames from the transmitter use VPM dimming as specified in 6.9.2.3.1. The transmitter should check the receiver’s capability for dimming support before dimming using VPM.

  9. CID 78 12 bits GF(256) RS encoder 4 bits 4B6B encoder 4B6B encoder 4 bits 8 bits • Add figure in 6.9.2.3.2 • Clarify. The RS codeword (d1, .. d8) from the GF(256) RS code is broken into 2 nibbles (d1, ..,d4) and (d5,..,d8). These nibbles are sent MSB first to the 4B6B encoder.

  10. CID 102 • Discussion with Intel to integrate all capabilities into single IE. Pending on Samsung.

  11. CID 107 • To TE: • Please make a column in Table 73-MAC command frames • 0x0f Multiple channel assignment 7.4.14 • Please make a subclause • 7.4.14 Multiple channel assignment command • Refercontribution 15-09-0099-00-0007-tg7-Subclauses 7.4.14

  12. CID 108 • To TE: • Please make a column in Table 73-MAC command frames • 0x0g Channel hopping command 7.4.15 • Please make a subclause • 7.4.15 Channel hopping command • Refercontribution 15-09-0100-00-0007-tg7-Subclauses 7.4.15

  13. CID 116 • To TE: • Please replace with contribution 15-09-0098-00-0007-tg7-Subclauses 7.4.12

  14. CID 117 • To TE: • Samecomment with CID 116 • Please refer contribution 15-09-0098-00-0007-tg7-Subclauses 7.4.12

  15. CID 120 – 1/4 • To TE: • Table 77,78 and 85 is combined into table 85 which is placed in subclause 7.9.1(Refer CID 161 and contribution 15-09-0103-00-0007-tg7-Modified Text Clauses 7.9). • Table 77,78 and 85 is related with mobility command. • Some column need to be moved to other place to explain separately, because it is not for the mobility. • We made new subclause(7.4.16) and text for explanation.

  16. CID 120 – 2/4 • To TE: • Delete table 77 and 78 in page 151,152. • Explain Src_multi_info, Des_multi_info • Please refer CID 107 • Explain H_pattern • H_pattern: Please refer CID 108 • Explain Src_mode • Src_mode: delete • Explain Mode_type • Mode_type:delete

  17. CID 120 – 3/4 • To TE: • Explain VF_info_type • Please make a column in Table 73-MAC command frames • 0x0h Visible Frame Transmission command 7.4.16 • Please make a subclause • 7.4.16 Visible Frame Transmission command • Refercontribution 15-09-0101-00-0007-tg7-Subclauses 7.4.16

  18. CID 120 – 4/4 • To TE: • Explain S_release_slot • Figure 1 will be replaced by figure 48 in page 60 based on CID #2. • Star and P2P topology are explained but broadcast mode does not explained in 5.3 Network topologies. • Please make subclause 5.3.3 Broadcast formation and insert following sentence. • In a broadcast mode, the communication should be uni-directional which is illustrated in Figure 1. In IEEE 802.15.7, broadcast mode should be announced through the preamble in subclause 6.4.1.1. When the broadcast mode is set, the device should prevents a transmission of uplink data. To support broadcast mode, the coordinator should give the information about the starting and ending points of the broadcast mode to the device.

  19. CID 121 • To TE: • Delete Table 78 • Refer CID 120. • Table 77,78,85 are combined.

  20. CID 125 • Had discussion on this item between Intel and Samsung. • Given to Intel for making final recommendation

  21. CID 143 • ETRI upload document. • Please refer document 15-10-0094-00-0007-modified-text-clause-7-7-4

  22. CID 151 • To TE: • We wrote again whole subclause 7.8 including7.8.1 and 7.8.2 • Please replace subclause 7.8 with contribution 15-09-0102-00-0007-tg7-Modified Text Clauses 7.8

  23. CID 152 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 151. • Table 77,78 and 85 are combined.

  24. CID 153 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 151. • We wrote again subclause 7.8 and Annex • Table 83 is modified and moved into Annex

  25. CID 154 • Taehan sent e-mail to Rick that Samsung will rewrite. • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 151.

  26. CID 155 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 151.

  27. CID 156 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 151.

  28. CID 160 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 151.

  29. CID 161 • To TE: • We wrote again whole subclause 7.9 • Please replace subclause 7.9 with contribution 15-09-0103-00-0007-tg7-Modified Text Clauses 7.9

  30. CID 162 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 161.

  31. CID 163 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 161. • We will submit VISIO file and WMF file.

  32. CID 168 • To TE: • Same resolution result as CID 161.

  33. CID 177 • MSC (imported from 15.4) • Needs further review

  34. Additional input on fast link recovery • CID not submitted • Missing information in D0 on fast link recovery format • See contribution: 15-10-0106-00-0007

  35. Additional input for FEC selection • See contribution: 15-10-0097-00-0007

  36. Appendix

  37. CID 53 • ETRI started their CID

  38. CID 180 • ETRI started their CID.

  39. CID 181 • ETRI started their CID.

  40. CID 184 • ETRI started their CID.

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