Hi Gerald,

Your corrections are good improvements, thank you. I will include these to the 
draft assuming no objections.

Kind Regards,
Scott

From: ext Gerald Chouinard [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2012 1:36 PM
To: Probasco Scott (Nokia-CIC/Dallas)
Cc: [email protected]; 'apurva mody'
Subject: RE: draft update to PAWS UC&R

Scott,

Attached is a polished-up version of section 4.2.2 on "Wide-Area or Rural 
internet broadband access".

Besides some minor typos, I have tried to clarify that items 1 to 6 are for the 
master/BS initial operation. I have added the concept of an optional 
verification of an available channel list that would apply over an area around 
the BS so that the CPEs, when they try to associate with the BS, would use a 
channel that in known not to interfere with incumbents at their location.

Items 7 and 8 relate to the actions to be taken by the slave/user devices.

Item 9 now deals with the process at the master/BS to add a new slave/user 
device to the network. Three different cases are covered for the master/BS to 
take a decision.

Item 10 now deals with the 'steady state', i.e., the repeated query process at 
the master/BS to maintain the association with its slave/user devices. (It used 
to be covered in both items 9 and 10.) It now covers the cases where: a) the 
operating channel is available to all devices, thus no change; b) the operating 
channel is no longer available to the master/BS, in such case, it needs to 
alert its associated terminals and move to the new operating channel; c) if one 
of the slave/user devices can no longer operate on the current channel, then 
the master/BS may decide to either: c1) drop association with that terminal or, 
c2) move to another available channel in the list to accommodate that terminal 
as long as that channel is available to the master/BS and all other associated 
slave/user terminals.

This should clarify the decisions that need to be made at the master/BS in all 
cases and make the text clearer.

Respectfully submitted,

Gerald


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From: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> 
[mailto:[email protected]]<mailto:[mailto:[email protected]]>
Sent: Tuesday, 21 February, 2012 10:17
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>; 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: draft update to PAWS UC&R

Hi,

Attached is a draft version-03 update of the use case & requirements. This is 
not an official release; in order to avoid confusion I have removed the heading 
& some boiler-plate text at the beginning of this draft. In order to improve 
the quality of the draft, I am asking a few of the people who have been active 
in the discussions if you have some time to review this interim document for 
accuracy, to verify that it reflects the results of the email reflector 
discussion. Your review of the entire document is warmly welcomed, but if you 
are pressed for time, a focused review on those sections where you have 
provided comments is much appreciated. Note that Chapter 6 "Requirements" is 
not yet updated, I will be posting this section to the reflector for comments 
shortly.

If you find any errors or omissions in implementation please let me know and I 
will correct those. If you find technical errors or corrections, first let's 
discuss how we can review those comments on the email reflector and reach 
consensus there. Then I can update the draft.

Also attached for your reference is a spreadsheet that identifies the specific 
email discussions that I have implemented. There is some overlap in these 
threads due to the "opportunistic" nature of the email discussions.

Kind Regards,
Scott
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