14.4 BeaconTimingReq
- This command is sent by the end-device to request the next beacon timing and channel.
 - This MAC command has no payload. The BeaconTimingReq & BeaconTimingAns
 - mechanism is only meant to accelerate the initial beacon search to lower the end-device
 - energy requirement.
 - The network may answer only a limited number of requests per a given time period. An end-
 
22 device must not expect that BeaconTimingReq is answered immediately with a
- BeaconTimingAns. Class A end-devices wanting to switch to Class B should not transmit
 - more than one BeaconTimingReq per hour.
 - End-devices requiring a fast beacon lock must implement an autonomous beacon finding
 - algorithm.
 
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