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authorBernhard Tittelbach <xro@realraum.at>2012-05-17 06:14:37 +0000
committerBernhard Tittelbach <xro@realraum.at>2012-05-17 06:14:37 +0000
commitcbb95c79c89b2fa57b6ecab4d36f21c4f9191936 (patch)
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parentfreshen code and play around a bit (diff)
doc frame types
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@@ -240,9 +240,28 @@ Content Types Bit Field:
BC2P is the Bernhard Christian Patrick Protocol
+Frame Types:
+* [Dn] Data Frame
+* [RS] Reed Solomon FEC Frame, carrying FEC Data for previous N (configurable via DFpRS) data frames
+variable DFpRS ratio: If too many frame errors are encountered, the ration can be increased up to 1:1,
+ respectively if no errors are encountered it can be set to 1:inf (i.e. switch of FEC Frames)
+ Note that in AX.25 Mode, where a TNC may just discard frames with bad CRC without forwarding it to the PC,
+ this may not a very helpful FEC mode and should thus be switched off.
+ Thankfully, GENSO operates it's TNCs in FlexNet Mode and thus get's the raw AX.25 frames which it stores as recieved.
-Open Questions:
+variable FrameLength: should be configured depending on encountered fading.
+ i.e. should be very small in the beginning and can be increased for more throughput,
+ once it is clear that satellite rotation (source of rapid fading) is slow enough.
+
+Possible Frame Sequence with DFpRS 1:3 (meaning 1 in 3 errornous frames can be corrected):
+
+...[D1][D2][D3][RS][D4][D5][D6][RS]...
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+"document this" TODO:
* frame bits !!
* maximum Frame length ????
* think it through..
@@ -252,3 +271,8 @@ Open Questions:
* Layers ?
* ...
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