Correctly handling ACK_OVERFLOW - E1.20 RDM (Remote Device Management) Protocol Forums

hamish · January 29th, 2011

Scott

Just to confirm, this is a 16 bit timer value?
I think I may have posted in the wrong thread here, it was ACK_TIMER that I had in mind.
On the upload front, it is going to be done in pages, so no requirement for the ACK_OVERFLOW.
As I see it at the moment, I will not be able to avoid the ACK_TIMER during the re-configure process.

As this is going off topic for this thread, I'll start a new one when I make some headway. Meanwhile, anything you have to throw into the melting pot would always be appreciated.

January 29th, 2011	#13
hamish Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Dartmoor, Devon, England Posts: 56	Scott Just to confirm, this is a 16 bit timer value? I think I may have posted in the wrong thread here, it was ACK_TIMER that I had in mind. On the upload front, it is going to be done in pages, so no requirement for the ACK_OVERFLOW. As I see it at the moment, I will not be able to avoid the ACK_TIMER during the re-configure process. As this is going off topic for this thread, I'll start a new one when I make some headway. Meanwhile, anything you have to throw into the melting pot would always be appreciated. Last edited by hamish; January 29th, 2011 at 06:11 AM. Reason: Wrong thread

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