On built-in DLM circuits, a positive priority other than 1 replaces only the session's state-of-charge (SoC) factor; charge point, connector and user priorities still multiply. With otherwise identical factors and neutral SoC, 2 doubles and 0.5 halves the session's share, subject to capacity limits. Values 0 and 1 use SoC-based weighting; setting the priority back to 1 restores it. Changing the priority of an active built-in session immediately recalculates the root circuit's allocation. On DREEV-integrated circuits, the field's different behavior remains unchanged.