May 2006

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Submission

802.11p Recommendations

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Date: 2006-5-18

Name Company Address Phone email Justin McNew TechnoCom 16133 Ventura

Blvd. Suite 640 Encino, CA 91436

818-501-1903 jmcnew@technocom-wireless.com

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 2

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Submission

Introduction

• Substantial number of comments on 802.11p

• Many reflect opposition to “perceived” drastic changes to the MAC, and the desire to integrate clause 20 into clause 17 and Annexes I and J

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 3

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Submission

Recommendation(s)

1. Remove RSU and OBU terminology and use only STA or LLSTA for Low Latency Station.

2. Remove all references to control channel, service channels and 1609 documents

3. Remove all clause 5 front matter and any other informative in the rest of the 11p text that describes the DSRC/WAVE systems

4. Move (and reword and remaining parts of clause 20) as much of clause 20 as possible to 17 and annexes I and J (being consistent with the 11j TG, thereby simplifying the document considerably)

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 4

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Submission

Recommendation(s)

5. Keep WAVE Announcement frame6. Add subclauses to clause 5, 7 and 9 that specifies the MAC

differences between the 11p WAVE Mode and IBSS and infrastructure BSS (no beaconing or association, no management frames used except WAVE Announcement, Measurement Request/Report and Link Measurement Request/Report, and control frames still permitted) – need motion change from presentation 790r1

7. Delete annex Q8. Delete annex P

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 5

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Submission

Motion 1Move to accept the recommendation to remove all RSU and OBU terminology and use only STA in 802.11p.

Discussion…

Approve

Disapprove

Abstain

Move: RETRACTED (covered by previous motion from J. McNew)

Second:

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 6

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Submission

Motion 2Move to accept the recommendation to remove all references to control channel, service channel and 1609 documents in 802.11p.

Discussion…

Approve 12

Disapprove 2

Abstain 2

Move: Justin McNewSecond: Dick Roy

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 7

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Submission

Motion 3Move to accept the recommendation to remove all front matter and all other informative text that describes the DSRC system(s) in 802.11p.

Discussion… WITHDRAWN

Approve

Disapprove

Abstain

Move: Justin McNewSecond: Susan Dickey

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 8

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Submission

Motion 4Move to accept the recommendation to move and reword as much of clause 20 as possible to 17 and annexes I and J in 802.11p.

Discussion… WITHDRAWN

Approve

Disapprove

Abstain

Move: Justin McNewSecond: Susan Dickey

May 2006

Justin McNew, TechnoComSlide 9

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Submission

Motion 5Move to accept the recommendation to propose subclauses to clause 5, 7 and 9 that specifies the MAC differences between the 11p WAVE Mode and IBSS and infrastructure BSS (specifically, no beaconing or association, no management frames used except WAVE Announcement, Measurement Request/Report and Link Measurement Request/Report, and control frames still permitted) in 802.11p.

Discussion…

Approve 14

Disapprove 0

Abstain 1

Move: Justin McNewSecond: Dick Roy

May 2006

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Submission

Motion 6Move to delete all of annex P in 802.11p.

Discussion…

Approve 10

Disapprove 4

Abstain 2

Move: Justin McNewSecond: Broady Cash

May 2006

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Submission

Motion 7Move to delete all of annex Q in 802.11p.

Discussion…

Approve 13

Disapprove 1

Abstain 2

Move: Justin McNewSecond: Bryan Wells