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- If a write fails while auto-ack is enabled using `writeFast()` there is a need to call txStandBy() or subsequent writes will fail. It also allows extra time for the current write to succeed.
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- If a write fails while auto-ack is enabled using `writeFast()` there is a need to call txStandBy() or subsequent writes will fail. It also allows extra time for the current write to succeed.
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writeFast()there is a need to calltxStandBy()or subsequent writes will fail. It also allows extra time for the current write to succeed. In initial testing most of the failed writes ended up being successful after callingtxStandBy(txTimeout);