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This example brings the dongle online for quick fallback during office hours, and leaves it powered up but disconnected. |
This example brings the dongle online for quick fallback during office hours, and leaves it powered up but disconnected. |
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Fallback still works outside of office hours but takes a few seconds longer to set up. |
Fallback still works outside of office hours but takes a few seconds longer to set up. |
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Note that both <usb> and <dongle> elements can be based on profiles. |
Note that both <code><usb></code> and <code><dongle></code> elements can be based on profiles. |
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Leaving <usb> active but disabling <dongle> will leave the dongle powered up but disconnected. |
Leaving <code><usb></code> active but disabling <code><dongle></code> will leave the dongle powered up but disconnected. |
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Disabling <usb> will physically turn off the USB port and therefore also the dongle. |
Disabling <code><usb></code> will physically turn off the USB port and therefore also the dongle. |
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Cold starts take a lot longer! |
Cold starts take a lot longer! |
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