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Old January 18th, 2013   #2
nomis52
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1) Consider the following case:
a responder has it's queue message empty the temperature sensor is in overtemp condition,

may the responder flag a pending message queued in it's message count?
in the next queued message request it will inform the overtemperature condition with a status message,
That's how I consider it to work but other's probably disagree. The queued message acts as a signal to the controller that it should send a GET QUEUED_MESSAGE. It's legal to respond with a STATUS_MESSAGE at that point since it's just another PID.

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