Weird conditions to check datarate on cmd mac SRV_MAC_NEW_CHANNEL_REQ #7
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…ion is true
min datarate > max datarate
min datarate not in the range
max datarate not in the range
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Weird conditions to check datarate on cmd mac SRV_MAC_NEW_CHANNEL_REQ
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status should be set to "// Datarate range KO" if any of these condition is true
min datarate > max datarate
min datarate not in the range
max datarate not in the range