[App_rpt-users] Hmm, did I just fine another bug?

[Tim Sawyer]

Uhh? That's not making any sense. Did you hard wire to Allstar nodes together?
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Tim
:wq

On Jun 2, 2012, at 11:16 AM, Alan Adamson wrote:

> So I have a node that I can connect to another node on the same box.  This is a hardwired connection so I have telemdefault=0 set on it. 
> 
> I was testing time outs and found what appears to be an issue, but then again, maybe not
> 
> if I set the time out value on node A to something really short… say 5 seconds.  When I have node A connected to Node B (the hardwired node), if I transmit on node A for more than 5 seconds, I get the timeout message and then the transmitter shuts off…. HOWEVER, the linked node keeps transmitting and follows the PTT of the transmitter that caused the timeout.
> 
> 
> Now what I'm about to go test is that I'll be that the above is by design and what will time out the node B is when it's totimer expires….
> 
> Did I find an issue or is it working as designed and the 2 TO timers are totally independent of one another (as they should be), but also connected to the originating cause  - meaning the tx that is held keydown for longer than node A's timer but still holds node B in a PTT state?
> 
> 
> Alan
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