How can we realize such a robust and flexible network link?

blacksmith

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The vedio on YOUTUBE demostrates a network formation and re-association after failure.

My question is how to detect a turnoff zigbee node, particularly in ZigBee-PRO.

over 17 years ago

Morten Braathen over 17 years ago

TI__Mastermind 19575 points

Blacksmith,

You can use our ZigBee-PRO stack together with the Daintree SNA Analyzer/Sniffer to show a demo turning on and off nodes in the mesh to visualize formation, re-association and self healing (route repair)

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blacksmith over 17 years ago in reply to Morten Braathen

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I tried, but it did not work with a serial port interfaced with my board.

Aslo, The evaluation code they gave me was out of date. currently I am trying to make a network topology visualization program by myself.

Morten Braathen over 17 years ago in reply to blacksmith

TI__Mastermind 19575 points

blacksmith,

Actually, if you have an old version of the Z-Stack package we had a graphical tool like this called Z-Network. This was a very basic PC application that could display the visualization of the network. This tool is using the same interface as Z-Tool, MT or Monitor Test.

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blacksmith over 17 years ago in reply to Morten Braathen

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yeah, that's z-network. but it does not support ZigBee-PRO.

It's a simple program, but a very useful tool.

In case TI did not update it, I have to do it myself!

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How can we realize such a robust and flexible network link?