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Re: [STDS-802-11-TGAH] Information of Annex B document amendment



Dear TGah members

I'm checking the submission for annex B and have following comments.
Please give me your thoughts.

1) B.4.4.1 MAC protocol capabilities
According to the discussion on February 19th, 2014 Teleconference (11-14/0266r0), PSMP is not supported by the S1G STA.
Thus,
*PC37    Power save multi-poll (PSMP)    8.6.12.4 (PSMPframe format)    CF27:O
should be changed to (CF27 AND not CF32):O

2) B.4.4.2 MAC frames
FT7 is defined as follows:
FT7    Beacon    Clause 8 (Frame formats)    (not CF2.3 and not CF32):M CF27:M

While CF27 is "Non-DMG STA" and an S1G STA is non-DMG STA,  CF27 is true for the S1G STA.
Thus, addition of "and not CF32"  to CF2.3 is not enough.
It should be "((not CF2.3 and not CF32):M (CF27 and not CF32):M".

3) B. 4. 17.1 HT MAC features
The status of "HTM3.2 A-MPDU format" and "HTM3.3 A-MPDU contents" is now "(CF16 & not CF32):M CF32: M".
It can be simplified to "(CF16 or CF32):M".

A S1G STA may support following HT MAC features:
- HTM8 Duration/ID rules for A-MPDU and TXOP
- HTM9 Truncation of TXOP as TXOP holder
- HTM10 Reception of +HTC frames


Thanks Regards

Mitsuru Iwaoka
(Yokogawa Electric Corp.)


2014-05-13 10:33 GMT+09:00 Kenichi Mori <mori.ken1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Dear TGah members,
 
After a presentation of Annex B document, I received the following comment.
Based on this comment, I will revise S1GP6.4.
 
CF32 & S1GP1.1: O
CF32 & S1GP1.2: O
CF32 & S1GP1.3: M
CF32 & S1GP1.4: M
CF32 & S1GP1.5: M
 
Received comment is from here
 
I discussed the following issue in the document with Ken during the Monday PM1 session:
 
For the S1G PHY features on page 32, I suggested breaking up the Optional/Mandatory labeling for the "Greater than or equal to 2MHz long preamble format PPDU"
 
The intention is to say that for both APs and STAs, the >=2MHz long preamble format is mandatory if 4, 8, or 16MHz bandwidths are supported, and optional if only 1 and 2MHz bandwidths are supported (This is stated in text in section 24.1.1).
 
I think in the Status column, this should be expanded to indicate that support is mandatory conditional on whether 4, 8, 16MHz bandwidth operation is supported (Items S1GP1.3, S1GP1.4, S1GP1.5). For example, to indicate that the >=2MHz long preamble format is mandatory if 4MHz BW is supported, we could write "CF32 & S1GP1.3: M". Likewise, to indicate that the >=2MHz long preamble format is optional if ONLY 1MHz and 2MHz is supported, we could write "CF32 & S1GP1.1 & S1GP1.2: O".
 
However, we could make it even more precise if we're allowed to use "!" to indicate the "not supported" condition, like "CF32 & S1GP1.1 & S1GP1.2 & !S1GP1.3 & !S1GP1.4 & !S1GP1.5: M".
 
Regards,
Ken
 
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