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+Network Working Group                                        J. Eriksson
+Request for Comments: 1926                                       KTH NOC
+Category: Informational                                     1 April 1996
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+      An Experimental Encapsulation of IP Datagrams on Top of ATM
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+Status of this Memo
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+   This memo provides information for the Internet community.  This memo
+   does not specify an Internet standard of any kind.  Distribution of
+   this memo is unlimited.
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+Abstract
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+   This RFC describes a method of encapsulating IP datagrams on top of
+   Acoustical Transmission Media (ATM).  This is a non-recommended
+   standard.  Distribution of this memo is unnecessary.
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+Overview
+
+   The modern laptop computer of today often contains the hardware
+   needed to perform wireless communications by using Acoustical
+   Transmission Media, i.e. sound waves.  Until this moment there has
+   been no standard on how to run IP on such media.  This document is an
+   attempt to fill this silence.
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+Frame transmission
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+   The IP datagram is divided into four-bit chunks, in network beep
+   order, and converted to characters according to the table below.  A
+   single "b" character is prepended as a frame start signal, the
+   characters are then transmitted in ordinary morse code by modulating
+   a steady tone on and off.  The frequency of this tone is also known
+   as the Acoustical Signature (AS number) of the sender.
+
+        Bits    Character       Bits    Character
+
+        0000    "i"             1000    "u"
+        0001    "t"             1001    "m"
+        0010    "s"             1010    "v"
+        0011    "a"             1011    "f"
+        0100    "n"             1100    "w"
+        0101    "h"             1101    "l"
+        0110    "d"             1110    "k"
+        0111    "r"             1111    "g"
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+Eriksson                     Informational                      [Page 1]
+
+RFC 1926                      IP over ATM                   1 April 1996
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+   To allow more than one Local Acoustical Network (LAN) to coexist the
+   use of different AS numbers for different LANs is suggested.  This
+   document proposes seven standard AS numbers to be used, see the table
+   below for details.
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+        Name   Frequency
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+        "a"     440 Hz
+        "b"     494 Hz
+        "c"     523 Hz
+        "d"     587 Hz
+        "e"     659 Hz
+        "f"     698 Hz
+        "g"     784 Hz
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+   It is assumed that for normal operation AS number "a", 440 Hz will be
+   used.
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+Frame reception
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+   The above process is simply performed backwards.
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+Security Considerations
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+   The author assumes that the users take whatever precautions that are
+   necessary before attempting to use this protocol in any crowded area.
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+Author's Address
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+   Johnny Eriksson
+   KTH NOC
+   EMail: bygg@sunet.se
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+Eriksson                     Informational                      [Page 2]
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