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CC1310: What is the range of short address for TI15.4 stack?

Arda Otuz
Intellectual 280 points
Part Number: CC1310


What is the range for the short addresses in TI15.4 stack?

- If Max devices are configured to be 100 are the possible short address values 0 to 99? Is there any possibility that devices get some other values?

- When the device in address 10 has been missing and all other addresses are occupied, if a new device is to be added to the network, will it be given the address of 10 or another address by the collector (outside of the range 0-99) ?

- What should be done if I want the collector to forget about the missing devices and fill those addresses by the newly joined sensors?

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    TI__Guru**** 218527 points

    Hi Arda,

    Short address values do not have to be sequential and can range from 0x0000 to 0xFFFF.  They are determined inside of assocIndCb of cllc.c of a collector project.  15.4-Stack does not age out end nodes automatically so this would have to be performed by the application.  New devices could not be added once the MAX_DEVICE_TABLE_ENTRIES has been reached but undesirable end nodes can be removed with ApiMac_mlmeDisassociateReq().

    Regards,
    Ryan