Successful Block Transfer
In
telecommunication
,
successful block transfer
is the
transfer
of a correct, nonduplicate,
user information block
between the
source user
and intended
destination user
. Note: Successful
block transfer
occurs when the last
bit
of the transferred block crosses the functional
interface
between the telecommunications
system
and the intended destination user. Successful block transfer can only occur within a defined
maximum block transfer time
after initiation of a
block transfer attempt
.
Contrast with
successful block delivery
.
Source: from
Federal Standard 1037C
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