US7167911B2

Title

Deactivation of transceivers to a standby state with a hot start capability

Application Number:

US20020212665

Publication Date:

23-01-2007

Family ID:

Application Date:

05-08-2002

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

03-08-2001

Title

Deactivation of transceivers to a standby state with a hot start capability

Application Number:

US20020212665

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

23-01-2007

Application Date:

05-08-2002

Priority Date:

03-08-2001

Abstract  Abstract

In a data transmission a system controller generates a deactivation signal when a data stream between a subscriber transceiver and an exchange transceiver has no payload in either direction. Exchange-end transmission coefficients are then stored by an exchange memory. The deactivation signal is transmitted back to the subscriber-end transceiver which then stores subscriber-end coefficients in a subscriber memory. The subscriber transceiver then sends the deactivation signal back to the exchange transceiver which then stops data transmission. In response to detecting the stopping of data transmission the subscriber-end transceiver likewise stops data transmission. Both transceivers are then placed in a stand-by state.

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