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CC2430ZDK

Pedrad
Prodigy 125 points

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: Z-STACK

Hello,

Using the sample applications of Z-Stack I am able to capture the data by Daintree software , but there is no MAC src and PANID, once convert it to XML.

I wanted to capture the entire Packet (at Coordinator) including

  • MAC Layer fields
  • NWK layer fields

I have two SmartRF04EB+CC2431EM and five CC2430DB, how I can difine them as the coordinator, router and end-devices?

Is it possible to capture the CC2430DB from end-device(CC2430DB) through routers and then coordinator?

Cheers,

Pedrad

 

 

 

  • 0
    Expert 1075 points

    Just some ideas while sitting at the airport...

    Not sure whether I understand you correctly but you can use any of your devices (CC2430DB or SmartRF04EB+CC2431EM/CC2430EM; where I would use a CC2430DB) as a so called packet sniffer. If you then start Daintree and tell it to use that device as a sniffer then you should be able to see all the information MAC Layer fields, NWK layer fields, src address, PAN ID etc. Or is this what you do and then you try to export the scan and then have problems in getting all info out? If it is the latter you should contact Daintree, maybe they can help you; or maybe someone else in here has seen and solved this already?

    When it comes to determine whether the device is to be a coordinator/router/end-device you can easily determine that by chosing the corresponding workspace (to the left and above the file tree in IAR). Then simply build and download the code by pressing the debug button. But this is also described in the Z-Stack developer's guide of the z-stack if I remember correctly. If you want to be able to tell it from the sniffer log whether a device is what, then you should look closer into the packets at the network start up and association phase.

    -LL-