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Low Power Latency Reduction Presentation #3

Changes to support reduced latency in low power modes Section 44.3 Page 40, line 6 add comment to Table 44-2 column Maximum (bit time) as follows: Comment footnote #1) 1 Maximum bit time delay is reduced to 15,000 BT for 10GBASE-T low power UTP or 10GBASE-T low power STP.

Revise section 55.6.3 Insert new section 55.6.3 page 138 line 44 55.6.3 Operating modes for 10GBASE-T 10GBASE-T includes provision for multiple modes of operation. 10GBASE-T mode will support all link segments shown in Table 55-12 and defined in 55.7.2. 10GBASE-T low power UTP mode will support up to 30 meters of Class EA /Augmented Category 6 or up to 30 meters of Class F cabling. 10GBASE-T low power STP will support up to 30 meters of Class F cabling. In addition to reduced reach on specified channels, 10GBASE-T low power UTP and 10GBASE-T low power STP both have reduced delay requirements as stated in 44.3 and 55.11.

Revise section 55.11 Section 55.11 Insert text immediately following the first sentence of the paragraph page 160 line 7 (section 55.11): For an implementation of a 10GBASE-T PHY operating in 10GBASE-T low power UTP or 10GBASE-T low power STP mode the sum of the transmit and receive data delay shall not exceed 15,000 BT.