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===S-frames (control)=== Supervisory Frames, or 'S-frames', are used for flow and error control whenever piggybacking is impossible or inappropriate, such as when a station does not have data to send. S-frames in HDLC '''do not''' have information fields, although some HDLC-derived protocols use information fields for "multi-selective reject". The S-frame control field includes a leading "10" indicating that it is an S-frame. This is followed by a 2-bit type, a poll/final bit, and a 3-bit sequence number. (Or a 4-bit padding field followed by a 7-bit sequence number.) The first (least significant) 2 bits mean it is an S-frame. All S frames include a P/F bit and a receive sequence number as described above. Except for the interpretation of the P/F field, there is no difference between a command S frame and a response S frame; when P/F is 0, the two forms are exactly equivalent. ====Receive Ready (RR)==== * Bit value = 00 (0x00 to match above table type field bit order<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.euclideanspace.com/coms/protocol/x25/link/f_types/index.htm#rr|title = X.25 frame types - Martin Baker}}</ref>) * Indicate that the sender is ready to receive more data (cancels the effect of a previous RNR). * Send this packet if you need to send a packet but have no I frame to send. * A primary station can send this with the P-bit set to solicit data from a secondary station. * A secondary terminal can use this with the F-bit set to respond to a poll if it has no data to send. ====Receive Not Ready (RNR)==== * Bit value = 01 (0x04 to match above table type field bit order<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.euclideanspace.com/coms/protocol/x25/link/f_types/index.htm#rnr|title = X.25 frame types - Martin Baker}}</ref>) * Acknowledge some packets but request no more be sent until further notice. * Can be used like RR with P bit set to solicit the status of a secondary station * Can be used like RR with F bit set to respond to a poll if the station is busy. ====Reject (REJ)==== * Bit value = 10 (0x08 to match above table type field bit order<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.euclideanspace.com/coms/protocol/x25/link/f_types/index.htm#rej|title = X.25 frame types - Martin Baker}}</ref>) * Requests immediate retransmission starting with N(R). * Sent in response to an observed sequence number gap; e.g. after seeing I1/I2/I3/I5, send REJ4. * Optional to generate; a working implementation may use only RR. ====Selective Reject (SREJ)==== * Bit value = 11 (0x0c to match above table type field bit order) * Requests retransmission of only the frame N(R). * Not supported by all HDLC variants. * Optional to generate; a working implementation may use only RR, or only RR and REJ.
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