| Piconet |
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| n | Collection
of devices connected in an ad |
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| n | One
unit acts as master and the others as |
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| slaves
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| n | Master
determines hopping pattern, |
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| slaves
have to synchronize |
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| n | Each
piconet has a unique hopping |
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| pattern |
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| n | Participation
in a piconet = |
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| synchronization
to hopping sequence |
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| n | Each
piconet has one master and up to 7 |
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slaves (> 200 could be |
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| parked) |
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| P=Parked |
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| SB=Standby |
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| M=Master |
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| S=Slave |
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