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Old December 14th, 2017   #1
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I wonder if the responder response a command with ACK_TIMER T ms,
will the controller stop asking ALL commands during T ms ?
or the controller may ask other commands except queued command during T ms ?
There are no requirements on the controller here so it may continue to ask for other PIDs besides the one it has been ACK_TIMER on.
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Old December 15th, 2017   #2
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There are no requirements on the controller here so it may continue to ask for other PIDs besides the one it has been ACK_TIMER on.
hmm

so the responder need to be a sort of multitasking, continue responding commands and doing previously queued commands,

but I expect controller not to ask previously queued command again before required time elapsed

anyway I implemented queue and problem seems fixed,
there is no annoying "COMMUNICATION WARNING ... " message any more
just a progress bar appears with "SENDING" caption and then dissapears automatically.
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