
Half-Duplex Protocol
Chapter 11
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When a slave station’s message source and sink share a common memory
pool (as in the 1775–KA module) it may be that the message sink full
indication results from an abundance of messages in the message source,
which uses up all free pool memory. In this case, the memory can be
freed up by receiving messages from that slave station. Waiting for the
memory to clear by the action of the slave station alone may not work,
since it could be that the only way to fee up space is for the slave to send a
message to the master. This situation is illustrated in Figure 11.11.
Figure 11.11
Message
Sink Full, Case 2
Full
OK
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SINK MASTER LINK SLAVE SINK
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DLE ACK
SOURCE/ SOURCE/
BCCDLE SOH STN
DLE STX
BCCDLE ENQ STN
Not Full
(Timeout)
DLE STX xxxx DLE ETX
BCCDLE SOH STN DLE STX xxxx DLE ETX
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Not Full
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