Question: Upon receiving an instruction to split an ongoing Mission Critical Push To Talk (MCPTT) call, what action does the floor participant interface toward the MCPTT client take with regards to state machines?
Option 1: It pauses the existing 'floor participant state transition' state machine and waits for further instructions.
Option 2: It merges the current state machine instance with a new one to handle the split call efficiently.
Option 3: It remains in the 'Start-stop' state without terminating any state machines associated with the MCPTT floor participant.
Option 4: It creates a new instance of the 'basic floor control operation towards the floor participant' state machine and terminates the existing 'floor participant state transition' state machine.
Explanation: When an instruction to split an ongoing MCPTT call is received, the system needs to manage the call efficiently by creating a new instance for the basic floor control operation. This ensures seamless management of the split call while properly terminating the state machine associated with the original call's floor participant state transition.