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EDIT :my answer below refer "Maximum Server Connections" while you probably talked about "Maximum Connections". AFAIK "Maximum Connections" is for accepting client connections, how can it prevent maintaining connections to server ?
I have set Minimum Server Connections = 1 (before it was 3) and Maximum Server Connections = 256 but it does not seems to make a difference.
When used with NSD, I set Min = 255 and Max = 256 (I don't remember why you need 1 spare connection)
Setting No Activity Timeout to 5 (the minimum possible) and checking Apply timeout to all connections also make very little difference.
In System Status, the Idle time / Timeout column will goes to something like 67/5, then 70/5 and so on (increasing every seconds and showing timeout is exceeded) but it does not close the connection at all.
Apache server and IRIS have been restarted.
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I think this will affect mostly outside network connections, what I described is about the internal connections being held between Apache and IRIS Server, through CSP Gateway.
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For anyone interested about a more technical look how database stores the nodes on such a B-Tree structure, I recommand reading MUMPS Globals and their Implementation (May 1975) document.
Things probably evolved a lot since then database storage wise but this might give a clue about how it works.
I also recommand reading Dmitry articles Internal Structure of Caché Database Blocks.