Enabling Communication Between Two End Terminals in a Fibre Optic Network
AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ)
InventorsEinar In De Betou, Stefan Dahlfort, David Hood, Peter Öhlén
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AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ)
InventorsEinar In De Betou, Stefan Dahlfort, David Hood, Peter Öhlén
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A first end terminal and a second end terminal, as well as a respective method therein, are provided for enabling communication between the first end terminal and the second end terminal in a fibre optic access network. When the first and the second end terminal wish to communicate with each other, they first initiate a synchronisation procedure with the other end terminal for synchronising the two terminals with each other and enabling them to start a negotiation procedure. Then they perform the negotiation procedure, which pertains to a transmission rate for communication on the fibre link between the two end terminals, and they execute communication to the other end terminal employing the negotiated transmission rate.
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A method in a first end terminal for enabling communication between said first end terminal and a second end terminal in a fiber optic access network, wherein the method is performed in an arrangement in the first end terminal, the method comprising:
A method in a second end terminal for enabling communication between the second end terminal and a first end terminal in a fiber optic access network, wherein the method is performed in an arrangement in the second end terminal, the method comprising:
An arrangement in a first end terminal in a fiber optic access network adapted to enable communication between the first end terminal and a second end terminal, the arrangement comprising:
An arrangement in a second end terminal in a fiber optic access network adapted to enable communication between the second end terminal and a first end terminal, the arrangement comprising a processing circuit configured to:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.