Tool/software: TI-RTOS
Hey guys,
I am using the sensor collector example in the SLM ETSI mode with non-beacon mode enabled.
In my last setup, I had 15 different sensor nodes connecting with the collector. They had been connected to the collector before, hence the collector knew them. However, I noticed using a sniffer and wireshark, that the collector eventually assigned the same short addresses to different sensor nodes.
And here my code snipped of assocInd(); where I made a change:
if(assocRsp.status == ApiMac_assocStatus_success)
{
/* add to association table */
maintainAssocTable(&devInfo, &pData->capabilityInformation, 1, 0,
(false));
#ifdef POWER_MEAS
if(POWER_TEST_PROFILE == POLL_DATA)
{
generateIndirectRampMsg();
}
#endif
}
}
else
{
/* Device already exists use the old short address */
assocRsp.status = ApiMac_assocStatus_success;
/* callback for device joining */
//_____________MY CHANGE START_________________
#ifdef STATUS_MSG
System_printf("Status: device already exists\r\n");
#endif
if(pCllcCallbacksCopy && pCllcCallbacksCopy->pDeviceJoiningCb)
{
maintainAssocTable(&devInfo, &pData->capabilityInformation, 1, 0, true);
/* callback for device joining */
assocRsp.status = pCllcCallbacksCopy->pDeviceJoiningCb(&devInfo, &pData->capabilityInformation);
}
//_____________MY CHANGE END_________________
}
I cannot trigger this behavior, however I am not sure what implications this situation can cause somewhere during runtime.
Any idea why the collector is doing this?
Kind regards
Slev1n
