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CC2652P: how to retrieve all the devices associated with a coordinator or router?

Part Number: CC2652P
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: Z-STACK

Hi,

I assume both coordinator and router devices keep a list of their child devices in their association table, and we can access that list through the global variable AssociatedDeviceList referenced here:

// assoc_list.h

// Node Relations
#define PARENT              0
#define CHILD_RFD           1
#define CHILD_RFD_RX_IDLE   2
#define CHILD_FFD           3
#define CHILD_FFD_RX_IDLE   4
#define NEIGHBOR            5
#define OTHER               6
#define NOTUSED             0xFF

typedef struct
{
  uint16_t shortAddr;                 // Short address of associated device
  uint16_t addrIdx;                   // Index from the address manager
  byte nodeRelation;
  byte devStatus;                   // bitmap of various status values
  byte assocCnt;
  byte age;
  linkInfo_t linkInfo;
  aging_end_device_t endDev;
  uint32_t timeoutCounter;
  bool keepaliveRcv;
  uint8_t ctrl;
} associated_devices_t;

/*********************************************************************
 * GLOBAL VARIABLES
 */
//extern byte _numAssocDev;
extern associated_devices_t AssociatedDevList[];

My question is about nodeRelation. Does CHIL_RFD and CHILD_FFD mean reduced function device and full function device? How are full/reduction function devices defined? Router as full function devices and sleep end device as reduced function devices? There is also the NEIGHBOR bit. Does that indicate the device is a device that belongs to the same parent but not a child?

Please advise,

Thanks.

ZL