MIL-STD-188-173 Base Document:1989
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INTEROPERABILITY STANDARDS FOR INFORMATION AND RECORD TRAFFIC EXCHANGE MODE V (NO S/S DOCUMENT)
19-05-1989
03-02-2004
1 SCOPE
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Scope
1.3 Application
1.4 System standards and design objectives
1.5 Tailoring
2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
2.1 Government documents
2.1.1 Standards
2.2 Order of precedence
2.3 Source of documents
3 DEFINITIONS
3.1 Definition of terms
3.1.1 Character set
3.1.2 Data rate
3.1.3 Intercharacter interval
3.1.4 Pause
3.1.5 Mode I
3.1.6 Mode II
3.1.7 Mode V
3.1.8 Mode VI
3.1.9 Mode VII
3.2 Definitions of abbreviations and acronyms
4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
4.1 Mode V channel coordination procedure
4.2 Duplex operation
4.3 Character codes
4.3.1 Continental United States (CONUS) eight-bit character
code
4.3.2 Outside Continental United States (OCONUS) eight-bit
character code
4.3.3 IA No. 2
4.4 Character transmission
4.5 Message format
5 DETAILED REQUIREMENTS
5.1 Mode V channel coordination procedure
5.2 Character codes
5.2.1 Eight-bit environment
5.2.2 IA No. 2 code
5.3 Character structure
5.3.1 Eight-bit environment
5.3.1.1 Ten-bit structure
5.3.1.2 Eleven-bit structure
5.3.2 IA No. 2
5.3.2.1 Seven-bit structure
5.3.2.2 Eight-bit structure
5.4 Message framing and control
5.4.1 SOM sequence
5.4.1.1 IA No. 2
5.4.2 EOM sequence
5.5 Mode V channel coordination
5.5.1 General
5.5.2 Intercharacter intervals
5.5.2.1 Send Detect interval
5.5.2.2 Send detect interval
5.5.2.3 Receive detect interval
5.6 Control sequence
5.6.1 Receive control sequence (RCS)
5.6.1.1 Acknowledgement number one (ACK1) sequence
5.6.1.2 Acknowledgement number two (ACK2) sequence
5.6.1.3 Stop (STOP) sequence
5.6.1.3.1 Reply (REP) sequence received
5.6.1.4 Retransmit message (RT) sequence
5.6.2 Transmit control sequence (TCS)
5.6.2.1 Start (START) sequence
5.6.2.2 Reply (REP) sequence
5.6.2.3 Cancel (CAN) sequence
5.6.3 Reply timer
5.6.4 Response timer
5.6.5 Safe message store
5.7 Mode V operation
5.8 Mode V timing and time out
5.9 Mode V throughput calculations
5.9.1 Example
5.9.2 Tabulated transmission times
5.10 Mode V transmission efficiency
6 NOTES
6.1 Key word listing
Gives the minimum requirements necessary to implement information and record traffic exchange among data communications systems employed in long haul and tactical communications networks. It is not the intent to specify any particular hardware of software design or implementation. Message formats are not specified.
| DevelopmentNote |
Notice 2 - Notice of Cancellation without Replacement (03/2004)
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| Pages |
72
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| PublisherName |
US Military Specs/Standards/Handbooks
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| Status |
Withdrawn
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The purpose of this document is to ensure interoperability and to promote commonality of communications equipment and subsystems using Mode V channel coordination procedures.
| MIL-STD-188-172 Base Document:1989 | INTEROPERABILITY STANDARDS FOR INFORMATION AND RECORD TRAFFIC EXCHANGE MODE II (NO S/S DOCUMENT) |
| MIL-STD-188-100 Base Document:1972 | COMMON LONG HAUL AND TACTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM TECHNICAL STANDARDS (NO S/S DOCUMENT) |
| FED-STD-1037 Revision C:1996 | Telecommunications: Glossary of Telecommunication Terms |
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