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70 / 132 page ![]() 60 Control Information (Continued) Late Count (LTCT) The Late Count Counter (LTCT) is implemented differently than suggested by the FDDI MAC Standard but provides similar information The function of the Late Count Counter is divided between the Late Flag and a separate counter The Late Flag is equivalent to the Standard Late Count with a non-zero value It is maintained by the Ring Engine to indicate if it is possible to send asynchronous traffic When the ring is operational Late Count indicates the time it took the ring to recover the last time the ring went non-operational When the ring is non-operational Late Count indicates the time it has taken (so far) to recover the ring Late Count is provided to assist Station Management in the isolation of serious ring errors In many situations it is helpful for SMT to know how long it has been since the ring went non-operational in order to determine if it is necessary to invoke recovery procedures When the ring becomes non-operational there is no way to know how long it will stay non-operational therefore a timer is necessary If the Late Count Counter is not provided SMT would be forced to start a timer every time the ring goes non- operational even though it may seldom be used By using the provided Late Count Counter an SMT implementation may be able to alleviate this additional overhead Late Count is incremented every time TRT expires while the ring is non-operational and Late Flag is set (once every TMAX) This counter is never writable not even in Stop Mode The counter is set to Zero as a result of a MAC Reset when a Beacon or Claim Request is not also present (FunctionMCRST is set and FunctionBCN and FunctionCLM are not set) and every time the ring becomes non-operational The Late Count Counter is a sticky counter at 15 Events reported in the Token and Timer Event Latch Register (TELRCBERR TELRTRTEXP) can be used to determine that Late Count Counter has incremented No overflow event is provided ACCESS RULES Address Read Write 9Fh Always na D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 LTCT Zero Zero Zero Zero CT3 CT2 CT1 CT0 70 |
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