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ACC HDLC-NRM (SLDC) User's Guide > Appendix B SDLC Loop Mode Option

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When one terminal on a port is enabled, then polls (UP frame) with the go-ahead signal will be transmitted. When all terminals are disabled no more polls will be transmitted.

Once a terminal is enabled SNRM command frames will be transmitted to that terminal at 10 second intervals until a UA response is received.

When a terminal is disabled, no more frames will be transmitted with that terminal's address (there is no disconnect procedure).

Response Timers

The T1 timer is used as in normal HDLC/NRM operation, to time the response to a frame transmitted with the P-bit set to 1.

Because in loop mode there are usually no frames transmitted with the P-bit set to 1 (other than TEST), there is an additional 1 second timer which is started each time an I-frame is transmitted.

If no acknowledgment has been received when this timer expires, an RR frame with the P-bit set to 1 is transmitted to solicit a response from the secondary station.

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