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Now I'M developing a proxy. The discovery process is no problem, I can solve it. But I have many question about how to solve other things:
The controller ask something. If the proxy doens't have the info, it will send a message back to controller: ACK_TIMER, and will ask immediatelly the device to get answer. My question: What estimated respons time should I write to the PD? I will maybe soon the answer from device but maybe i will also get ACK_TIMER answer. |
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It doesn't matter that much what the time is. If it happens to be too short, then the controller may just come back and ask again, at which point you could just give it another ACK_TIMER response.
Giving it something in the range of a few seconds should be enough in most cases I would think to get a response back.
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July 20th, 2011
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dzelectric,
Just wanted to check and see if the previous answer solved your issue...
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Thanks for info. I'll do it as you described.
Jozsef Nyari Dezelectric - Hungary Last edited by dezelectric; July 20th, 2011 at 12:30 PM. Reason: sign forgotten |
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