Unicast messaging

Do you use 0x0000 as destination address or use binding?

I use binding now ,but I want to send message without binding

If you don't want to use binding, you can use 0x0000 as destination short address.

I was set destination short address to 0x0000
but there is no Message sending till binding.


static void GenericApp_MessageMSGCB( afIncomingMSGPacket_t *pkt )
{



switch ( pkt->clusterId )
{
case GENERICAPP_CLUSTERID:
rxMsgCount += 1; // Count this message
HalLedSet ( HAL_LED_3, HAL_LED_MODE_BLINK ); // Blink an LEDS

}

}

for detecting when message is to come the LED_3 will turn on.

this working with binding , but nothing happens without binding.

what changes do I need to modify generic application to my functionality.
I need step by step guidance please!

Can you show me how you send message with short address 0x0000.

AF_DataRequest( &GenericApp_DstAddr, &GenericApp_epDesc,
GENERICAPP_CLUSTERID,
(byte)osal_strlen( theMessageData ) + 1,
(byte *)&theMessageData,
&GenericApp_TransID,
AF_DISCV_ROUTE,
AF_DEFAULT_RADIUS )

i just replaced GenericApp_DstAddr to 0x0000

and I have another question:
when I use Unicast messaging Focusing on written short address(0x0000) , could router transfer the message to the coordinator?
or routers functionality depends upon Binding mechanism ???

Yes, router still can route the message to coordinator.