[BitCloud] ZDP Requests from app endpoint

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Posted by manuelp: Sat. May 28, 2011 - 02:36 PM
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hi,

i'm try to do a ZDP IEEE_Addr_req with a plain APS_DataReq_t not using the BitCloud ZDO_ZdpReq_t (the reason for this is the request data comes from PC and i just want to forward it into a APS request)

The problem is i got no APS_DataConf callback and it seems that memory gets overwritten wildly.

I'm using the following request data (BitCloud 1.10):

static asdu[MAX_ASDU_SIZE];

req.dstAddrMode = 0x02; // short addr mode
req.dstAddress.shortAddress = 0x0000;
req.dstEndopint = 0x00; // ZDO endpoint
req.profileID = 0x0000; // ZDP profile
req.clusterID = 0x0001; // IEEE_Addr_req
req.srcEndpoint = 0xE0; // my app endpoint (simple descriptor exits)
req.asduLength = 5;
req.asdu = asdu;  // asdu is { 0x12, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }
req.txOptions = all 0;
req.radius = 5;
req.APS_DataConf = appApsDataConf; // gets never called?!

any ideas whats going on here?

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Posted by proficnc: Sun. May 29, 2011 - 02:25 PM
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is this line correct?

req.txOptions = all 0;

should it be just

req.txOptions = all;

or 

req.txOptions = 0;

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Posted by manuelp: Sun. May 29, 2011 - 05:09 PM
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:-) it just means that each field in the req.txOptions is set to 0.

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Posted by proficnc: Mon. May 30, 2011 - 12:46 AM
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but shouldn't you define all=0 somewhere else?

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Posted by alexru: Mon. May 30, 2011 - 05:46 AM
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1. You are forgetting header and footer in the asdu (look at any application how application payload buffer is defined).

2. It won't work because response will be processed by the stack and will be just ignored since there were no corresponding request.

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Posted by manuelp: Mon. May 30, 2011 - 06:49 AM
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Oops yes header and footer was missing for the message I fixed that now.

Ah ok I understand, I hoped this was just the case for srcEndpoint == 0x00. So this seems to be wired to ZDP ProfileId.

For ZCL endpoints APS data indication I could hook in a wrapper for the callback I guess this wont be possible for ZDO/ZDP.

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