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Microcom Networking Protocols Class 10·is one of the error correction and data compression protocols developed by the modem manufacturer Microcom.
     MNP Class 10·consists of four protocols known collectively as adverse channel enhancements (ACE) that were designed for inherently unreliable circuits such as cellular transmission:·

  • Robust auto-reliable: multiple attempts of link setup at highest common protocol level·
  • Aggressive adaptive packet assembly: packet size is quickly and dynamically changed in response to changing line conditions·
  • Dynamic speed shifts: transmission speed and modulation scheme can vary dynamically in response to changing line conditions·
  • Negotiated speed upshifts: transmission session is initially established at a negotiated speed that will provide the highest reliability; if line conditions improve, higher speeds will be supported


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