A flood warning can be many radios already advertising pairing, such as in a store, or one radio changing its address on every packet. A name flood can be tags in a store, or one radio changing its name and address. The advertisement does not name the tool. Continue leaves them on Live. Hide these takes them off Live. The sit and the log still keep them.
During a sit, that answer holds until the sit ends. The first burst still asks. Later bursts keep the red line and do not open the dialog. Hide these also takes later bursts in that sit off Live. With no sit open, the choice holds for about 15 minutes and does not slide. Starting a sit while that hold is running keeps the answer until the sit ends. Pairing and name floods share the answer. A Wi-Fi beacon flood asks once on its own.
A name flood counts randomized Bluetooth addresses. A factory address with a stable name stays out of that count. A smaller cluster of pairing popups stays quiet.
Atrius cart tag is the name of that iBeacon. The advertisement does not name the store.
Catalog 91 adds DJI Power. A Bluetooth name that starts with Power2000 is a power station, Home IoT, and it is not bookmarked. A DJI Power match drops the DJI drone row. Osmo cameras stay on the Osmo row. Other DJI radios stay on DJI. Model id 4500 reads Power 2000. The name is what selects the row.
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