Explain / Summarize effects of Tx Tagging disablement on multiple VLANs simultaneously


I am new to Zyxel Switches and at least for me, the "Tx Tagging" option in the VLAN Setup screen seems a bit confusing. On the one hand, seems to only apply to (inbound) traffic that is untagged - on the other hand there is no restriction that disallows disabling it on multiple VLANs for the same port at the same time.
Also, there is no overview screen where I can see (for a given port), what VLANs have this option disabled and no clear guidance on the behavior in such a case, i.e. which VLAN tag is actually added for untagged traffic (potentially depending on other active scenarios such as MAC / Protocol / Subnet based VLAN settings).
A hint / message when disabling TX Tagging on multiple VLANS explaining the expected behavior (ideally considering the currently prioritized tagging scenario for the port in question) would be very much appreciated.
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Hi @someone
I suggest to check this FAQ first:
Tutorial of Switch VLAN Configuration (V4.80) — Zyxel Community
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