If a delay timer charge is active i.e the current charging session was started by the start time on the delay timer then issuing $FS to pause the charge results in the charge being momentarily stopped then re-started 1s later, presumably by the delay timer.
Interestingly, pressing the button to pause the charge when a delay timer charge is active works as expected: the charge stops, delay timer is overridden.
Is this intended behaviour? IMO is would be best if $FS has the same effect as a button press, overriding the delay timer.
If a delay timer charge is active i.e the current charging session was started by the start time on the delay timer then issuing
$FS
to pause the charge results in the charge being momentarily stopped then re-started 1s later, presumably by the delay timer.Interestingly, pressing the button to pause the charge when a delay timer charge is active works as expected: the charge stops, delay timer is overridden.
Is this intended behaviour? IMO is would be best if
$FS
has the same effect as a button press, overriding the delay timer.