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Queued messages in response to to for instance a SET:DMX_START_ADDRESS would only make sense if it is a SET_RESPONSE, since it is a response to the ACK_TIMER'd SET command. For instance: 1. A controller sends a SET:DMX_START_ADDRESS 2. A proxy responds with a ACK_TIMER 3. The proxy forwards the SET:DMX_START_ADDRESS to the device 4. The device replies with a SET_RESPONSE: NACK with NR_WRITE_PROTECT 3. The controller issues a GET:QUEUED_MESSAGE 4. The proxy will then of course reply with a SET_RESPONSE with the NACK reason. So SET_RESPONSES would be legitimate responses to a GET:QUEUED_MESSAGE otherwise the proxies would be unable to to their job. But as I read your post I read it as being addressed to queued messages generated by events in the responder.
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