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how to made the enddevice get into sleep mode?

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Posted by xiaoqiang wang

on Apr 21 2012 07:45 AM

Intellectual525 points

hi，

i saw some materials say that we can get the enddevice to the sleep mode to achieve the low-cost.

however, when i enable the POWER_SAVING options，i make the enddevice to send data to the coordinator every 5 seconds，and i detect the current consumption during the period，i found the current consumption is 3,6mA, and i want to know does the enddevice really goes into the sleep mode？

i found the led blink quickly，does anyone give me some help to make the enddevice to work in the sleep mode？

thanks

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Posted by YiKai Chen

on Apr 22 2012 21:07 PM

Guru11670 points

Hi Xiaoquiang,

If you end device is not under sleep mode, the power consumption will be more than 3.6 mA. I think you need to check all your IO pin to see if there is any leaking current.

Regards!

YK Chen

Posted by YiKai Chen

on Apr 22 2012 21:12 PM

Guru11670 points

Hi Xiaoquiang,

If your end device is not under sleep mode, the current consumption will be more than 3.6 mA. I suggest you to check all your IO PINs to see if any one is leaking current.

Regards!

YK Chen

Posted by Salvatore Zagarella

on Apr 23 2012 08:11 AM

Intellectual425 points

I have the same problem..

I set the POWER_SAVING compila option, set thevarialbles

uint16 zgPollRate = 0;
uint16 zgQueuedPollRate = 0;
uint16 zgResponsePollRate = 0;

but the behavior of the device is very strange: if I don't click the button S1, the variable halPwrMgtMode is set to 0x03 and it's correct. When I click the button, halPwrMgtMode is set to 0xFF and is outOfRange...

What can I do to obtaing a real sleepMode function?

Thanks in advise

Posted by Dirty Harry

on Apr 23 2012 11:19 AM