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Measured Spectral Compatibility of T1.413 Fdd Psd Mask Compliant Non-stationary Service with Dmt

or any other company. The requirements are subject to change in form and numerical value after more study. Elastic and Nortel specifically reserve the right to add to, amend, or withdraw the statements contained herein. ABSTRACT This paper presents some measurements supporting the spectral compatibililty of a T1.413 FDD PSD mask compliant non-stationary service with a DMT service that is using bit swapping. EtherLoop technology modems use a Spectrum Manager function to monitor the line between bursts, and upon detecting significant coupling with an ADSL type service, switch to a safe mode of operation [1]. This safe mode of operation imposes a maximum output power limit for each EtherLoop baud rate that conforms to the T1.413 Issue 2 FDD PSD mask [2]. First, this paper points out a possible error in the test setup used in " Selected Measurement on Non-Stationary and Stationary Crosstalk Effects upon FDM ADSL " [3]. Next this paper presents test data which confirm that non-stationary services whose output power exceeds the T1.413 FDD PSD mask [2] can impact a DMT system that uses bit swapping. Finally, this paper presents test data which show that a non-stationary service whose power levels conform to the T1.413 FDD PSD mask [2] has no negative impact on a DMT system that uses bit swapping.