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It looks like once a User Presence request is started it can only time-out, but if an abort is requested it will not abort. A directly following 2nd UP request will lead to a "busy channel"
To reproduce, e.g. on Gitlab:
click "set up new device"
(you see the device asking for UP)
click "cancel" in the browser
the nk3mini still has the LED active
click "set up new device" again
confirm UP
nothing happens
"busy channel" (I suspect the device panics)
aborting works good for the NK3AN (the LED stops and no busy channel)
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I could also imagine that this is originating in the user presence hardware-specific-implementation, which actually makes the most sense if the behavior differs from the nk3an
It looks like once a User Presence request is started it can only time-out, but if an abort is requested it will not abort. A directly following 2nd UP request will lead to a "busy channel"
To reproduce, e.g. on Gitlab:
aborting works good for the NK3AN (the LED stops and no busy channel)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: