FAQ wrote:
Single packet bursts are handled identically to Acknowledged messages and are not retried. Multi-packet bursts are retried up to 5 times before failing.
This must be a design flaw in the ANT engine. When a user chooses to send burst data of any length the protocol should NOT change the data type. If it does it sets itself above the users intentions and creates unpredictable reults. In this specific case it refuses to send a single package using automatic retransmission, and the only way the user can trick the engine to use this feature is by bursting extra dummy packages. This is sub-optimal since the liklyhood of loosing two packages is greater than loosing one.
Please give us a reason for this odd behavior, and perhaps consider changing the behaviour in an upcomming version.
Regards
BioLife
