Avoiding the babbling-idiot failure in a time-triggered communication system
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> When activated, the Time-out Timer starts counting the moment a user begins transmitting. If the transmission continues beyond a pre-set duration, the timer automatically cuts off the transmission. This mechanism compels users to be concise in their communication and relinquish the channel, allowing others the opportunity to transmit.
— <a href="https://talkpod.com/blogs/two-way-radio-wiki/what-is-time-out-timer" rel="nofollow">https://talkpod.com/blogs/two-way-radio-wiki/what-is-time-ou...