1) The wording in 7.16.1 is not a problem
as the there is no OPEN_ACCEPT sent if an RRDY cannot be sent within 1
ms. That's what the statement "and not accept the connection request"
means.
An SSP phy that accepts an OPEN address frame shall
transmit at least one RRDY in that connection within
1 ms of transmitting an OPEN_ACCEPT. If the SSP phy is not able to grant
credit, it shall respond with
OPEN_REJECT (RETRY) and not accept the connection request.
2) They are approximately the same time, as the point
at which the phy reset sequence completes is approximately the same as
the point at which the identify message is sent which is all the overview
is attempting to accomplish. The precise time at which to start the timer
is what is defined in the state machine description.
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Hello all,
I am referring to sas2r07 version.
1)Please see the section 7.16.1 of the specification.
7.16.1 Opening an SSP connection
An SSP phy that accepts an OPEN address frame shall transmit at least one
RRDY in that connection within
1 ms of transmitting an OPEN_ACCEPT. If the SSP phy is not able to grant
credit, it shall respond with
OPEN_REJECT (RETRY) and not accept the connection request.
According to this statement, OPEN_REJECT will be transmitted if RRDY can't
b transmitted after accepting the connection. It means OPEN_REJECT(RETRY)
will be transmitted after OPEN_ACCEPT is transmitted.
But as stated in Table 88, OPEN_REJECT is transmitted when there is no
connection. Both the statements are in contrary.
2) The last line of section 7.9.1 Identification and hard reset sequence
overview states:
(A) "If a phy does not receive a HARD_RESET primitive sequence
or a valid IDENTIFY address frame within 1 ms of phy reset sequence completion,
it shall restart the phy reset sequence."
But 3rd para of section 7.9.4.5.3.1 State description states:
(B) "After this state receives an Identify Transmitted message,
it shall initialize and start the Receive Identify Timeout timer."
Does spec. refer to same timer in both the statements. In case they are
same (A) asks to start the timer after phy reset sequence is over while
(B) asks to start the timer after transmitting the Identify Frame. There
will always be overhead or delays related to Identify frame transmission.
Which is the correct implementation. Shall the timer be started after Frame
is transmitted or after phy reset sequence is over.