Problem using HAL_KEY_SW_6

Manuel Menchaca

Expert 2035 points

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Hi,

I'm making a lighting app (HA) with a coordinator (as Dimmable SW) and a router (as Dimmable Light ), using the HA examples (Sample Light and Sample Switch) for the Z-Stack. For this, I implemented the level control cluster, using the on/off cluster and the ZCL specification (attributes/commands) as reference.

My problem is that the coordinator sends the on/off command without problems but never sends the level control command that i want.

This line is never executed and i don't know why:

if ( keys & HAL_KEY_SW_6){

// Using Level Control
#ifdef ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL

zclGeneral_SendLevelControlStep( SAMPLESW_ENDPOINT, &zclSampleSw_DstAddr, 0x00, 0x80, 0xFFFF, false, 0 );

#endif // ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL

}

Thanks.

over 13 years ago

0 Dirty Harry over 13 years ago

TI__Mastermind 19350 points

HAL_KEY_SW_6 is used as the 'shift' modifier to the other keys and as a way to wake from PM. The IAR optimizes out the key handler, so do this so you can hit a break point in the function and study the parameters passed to it:

#pragma optimize=none //ggg
static void GenericApp_HandleKeys( uint8 shift, uint8 keys )

Run through two examples - press the joystick up (HAL_KEY_SW_1), then press + hold the Button 1 while pressing the joystick up.

0 Manuel Menchaca over 13 years ago in reply to Dirty Harry

Expert 2035 points

Thank you a lot for your reply, now I can hit a breakpoint in the HandleKeys function.

I didn't say that I'm using a custom board (without Joystick) but there is not a problem because I changed HAL_KEY libraries and the Z-stack examples run without problems.

My problem is with the Level Control Cluster. As you said me, with a breakpoint I can see that the system doesn't excute this line (the key interrupt runs OK):

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#ifdef ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL //System doesn't execute the next line

zclGeneral_SendLevelControlStep( SAMPLESW_ENDPOINT, &zclSampleSw_DstAddr, 0x00, 0x80, 0xFFFF, false, 0 );

#endif // ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL

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-Do I need to define ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL?

-I use binding with the devices.

Thanks for all.

0 Dirty Harry over 13 years ago in reply to Manuel Menchaca

TI__Mastermind 19350 points

Of course you do

#ifdef ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL

is equivalent to

#if defined ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL

which is like the C-code statement

if (ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL)

If you started with an HA sample app, your project will already be including f8wZCL.cfg in the 'Tools' folder of the IDE, so open the file and look for your word:

/* ZCL Level Control enables the following commands:
*   1) Move to Level
*   2) Move
*   3) Step
*   4) Stop
*/
//-DZCL_LEVEL_CTRL

So you see that by default, it is not defined.

0 Manuel Menchaca over 13 years ago in reply to Dirty Harry

Expert 2035 points

Thank you for your help. It was so useful for me.

Manuel Menchaca.

0 Manuel Menchaca over 13 years ago in reply to Manuel Menchaca

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Today I'm doing all you said but I had a new problem...

// Using Level Control
#ifdef ZCL_LEVEL_CTRL
zclGeneral_SendLevelControlStep( SAMPLESW_ENDPOINT, &zclSampleSw_DstAddr, 0x00, 0x80, 0xFFFF, false, 0 );
#endif

I receive this message when I try to compile the code...

Error[e46]: Undefined external "zclGeneral_SendLevelControlStepRequest" referred in zcl_samplesw ( C:\Texas Instruments\ZStack-MSP2618-2.5.0\Projects\zstack\HomeAutomation\SampleSwitch\CC2520DB\Coordinator\Obj\

What can I do?

0 Manuel Menchaca over 13 years ago in reply to Manuel Menchaca

Expert 2035 points

I solved the problem adding this line in he C/C++ Compile:

$PROJ_DIR$\..\..\..\..\..\Components\stack\zcl

That's all!

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