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Hi Morteza, Thanks for the comment. Please find my response inline. Thanks, Yousi 发件人: Morteza Mehrnoush <mmehrnoush@xxxxxxxx>
Hi Yousi, Regarding your resolution: I think the value of EMLMR Supported MCS and NSS Set subfield could
be larger than the sum of per link TX/RX NSS. For example if non-AP MLD has 2 STAs, each non-AP STA could set TX/RX NSS to 1, while it actually has 2 antenna per non-AP STA, so it could potentially set the NSS in EMLMR Supported MCS and NSS Set subfield to
3 (total antennas in the non-AP MLD is 4). Yousi: In the resolution, my point is that since the non-AP MLD knows its max capability on every link, it knows the max
NSS that it can use for each EMLMR link given that “shall” rule. How about I change the resolution to:
“Based on the current specification, it is clear that a non-AP MLD in EMLMR mode shall be able to support the TX/RX NSS up to the value
indicated in the EMLMR Supported MCS And NSS Set subfield. It is up to the non-AP MLD to decide the value in EMLMR Supported MCS and NSS Set subfield as long as it follows this “shall” rule.”? I think the requirement should be that the TX/RX NSS in EMLMR Supported MCS and NSS Set subfield
should not be set lower than the max of the per link TX/RX NSS, otherwise what is the value of the EMLMR; for the max value the non-AP MLD can decide. Yousi: Since 10043 only asks for clarification on max TX/RX NSS, would you mind we resolving this CID as rejected? For the
minimum NSS requirement, actually I have a related CID which is 10936. The resolution is provided in doc 1742 but it is deferred now, we can have more discussions on this CID if it is okay for you. Thanks,
Morteza From: Morteza Mehrnoush <mmehrnoush@xxxxxxxx> Hi Yousi, My comment is actually about the 2nd part of your resolution. Can you please point out which part of text clarifies this "the max
TX/RX NSS in EMLMR mode should be smaller than or equal to sum of each EMLMR link's TX/RX NSS"? "Based on the current specification, it is clear that a non-AP MLD in EMLMR
mode shall be able to support the TX/RX NSS up to the value indicated in the EMLMR Supported MCS And NSS Set subfield,
meaning that such values are the max TX/RX NSS in EMLMR mode and should be smaller than or equal to the
sum of each EMLMR link’s RX/TX NSS"
Thanks,
Morteza From: linyousi <00001bcb1894c2a5-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Hi Zinan, Thanks for your question. My understanding is that, because EMLMR Supported MCS And NSS Set subfield contains 1-3 MCS maps and each corresponds
to one BW, a non-AP MLD can determine its capabilities on any EMLMR link or its
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ZjQcmQRYFpfptBannerEnd Hi Zinan, Thanks for your question.
My understanding is that, because EMLMR Supported MCS And NSS Set subfield contains 1-3 MCS maps and each corresponds to one BW, a non-AP MLD can determine its
capabilities on any EMLMR link or its “per-link spatial stream capabilities” by checking the MCS maps given the link’s BW. That’s why I say the values in these MCS maps in the EMLMR Supported MCS And NSS Set subfield are for all links, but also provide “per-link
capability”. For 1), “such values” refer to the values in each MCS map in the EMLMR Supported MCS And NSS Set subfield. By saying “the sum”, I mean that since the non-AP
MLD in EMLMR mode will do the link switch, the sum of each EMLMR link’s RX/TX NSS before the non-AP MLD enters the EMLMR mode (i.e., the non-AP MLD’s per link capability given in EHT-MCS maps) should be equal to or larger than each EMLMR link’s RX/TX NSS when
the non-AP MLD is in EMLMR mode. And this is my answer to the commenter’s question. And I see your point here, I will modify the resolution as below: “Based on the current specification, it is clear that a non-AP MLD in EMLMR mode shall be able to support the TX/RX NSS up to the value indicated in the EMLMR
Supported MCS And NSS Set subfield, meaning that such values are the max TX/RX NSS in EMLMR mode and should be smaller than or equal to the sum of each EMLMR link’s RX/TX NSS
before the non-AP MLD enters the EMLMR mode (i.e., the non-AP MLD’s per link capability given in EHT-MCS maps).” Hope this clarifies.
Thanks, Yousi 发件人: Zinan Lin <Zinan.Lin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Yousi,
Thanks for presenting 11-22/1743r2. I have one question:
It seems to me that 1) and 2) are not consistent. Could you please explain? Thanks, Zinan From: linyousi <00001bcb1894c2a5-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Alfred, Could you please add the following document to the MAC queue?
Thanks, Yousi 发件人:
顾祥新 (Xiangxin Gu) [mailto:Xiangxin.Gu@xxxxxxxxxx]
Hi Alfred, Would you please add the document
22/1815(1
CID) to MAC queue? Thanks! BR, Xiangxin Gu Communication Standards Devision From: Alfred Asterjadhi <asterjadhi@xxxxxxxxx>
With Corrected Link: Regards, AA On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 1:15 PM Alfred Asterjadhi <asterjadhi@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
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