The ability of a modem to notice errors in trans-mission, and have any incorrect data re-sent.
Technique for detecting and correcting errors in data transmissions.
Arrangement that will detect the presence of errors. In some systems, refinements are added that will correct the detected errors, either by operations on the received data or by retransmission from the source.
An arrangment that combines error detection and error correction.
A technique whereby errors occurring in the transmission of data characters can be caught, based upon one of several calculations performed on the bit string. In some systems, refinements are added that will correct the detected errors, either by operations on the received data or by transmission from the source. See: error and parity check.
This is the same quality control, and it involves checking the reliability of received data.
A process where data is broken down into blocks, and then a checksum is calculated. The checksum is transmitted with the data for the receiving computer to verify the integrity of the data.
The ability for a modem to discern between legitimate data and " noise" traveling through the phone lines. Common types of error control: V.42 -- see: MNP 2-4
A means of ensuring that information received across a transmission link is correct. The techniques involved typically use error detection to detect if the transmitted data has been corrupted. The error control technique involves asking for data to be retransmitted until a correct version is received.
The encoding of text or data so that a receiving modem can detect and sometimes correct errors in data transmissions. LAPM and MNP classes 1 through 4 are two different error control protocols.
Correcting and/or minimizing the negative consequences of existing errors in the IT infrastructure to provide the agreed service level.
Procedures such as blocking, proper selection of experimental design, measurement techniques, and field plot techniques applied to reduce experimental error.
Strategy implemented in software, hardware or procedures for detecting and possibly correcting the errors happening in a communication system.
A variety of techniques that check the reliability of characters (parity) or blocks of data. V.42 and MNP error-control protocols use error detection (CRC) and retransmission of flawed frames (ARQ).
communications: Modem-based techniques which check the reliability of characters or blocks of data at hardware level.
A process of handling errors that includes the detection and correction of errors.