Problem about the address manager in Z-Stack

Do you check if extAddr_debug is correct?

Yes,I use this extAddr_debug in ZDP_NwkAddrReq(extAddr_debug,ZDP_ADDR_REQTYPE_SINGLE,0,0); I can see the respond OTA in Dongle, But when I use APSME_LookupNwkAddr(), return always FALSE. I step into the ZDApp_ProcessMsgCBs(), find that in NWK_addr_rsp, AddrMgrEntryUpdate( &addrEntry ) always return FALSE

I mean that you should trace the code to see if the IEEE address in extAddr_debug is correct.

I have traced the code. The IEEE address in extAddr_debug is correct.

May I know how you declare extAddr_debug?

Yes, sure.

.uint8  extAddr_debug[Z_EXTADDR_LEN] = {0xDF,0x97, 0xC1,0x01, 0x00,0x4B,0x12,0x00 };

APSME_ LookupNwkAddr will look up the network (short) address based on a extended (IEEE) address if the address is already in the Address Manager. It does NOT start a network (over-the-air) short address lookup. when not found, it will return false.

I am not quit sure about what your answer mean.

In the debug code:

 ZDO_UpdateAddrManager( 0x4567, extAddr_debug ); // store the extAddr_debug to the address manager
if ( APSME_LookupNwkAddr( extAddr_debug, &shortAddr) == TRUE) // Look up the address manager

So the lookup function always return FALSE, that is because I can not stort the extAddr_debug to the address manager, I just don't know why I can't store the address entity with ZDO_UpdateAddrManager function.

I see no problem in your source code. I have no idea why it happens. Would you like to describe your application? Maybe I can give you alternatives.

I just use the Z-stack CC2530-2.5.1a GenericApp as a base version. In the test, there are 3 node (1 coordinator and 2 routers). In the test case, Router_1 wants to send a message to Router_2 based on  Router_2's IEEE address.

That is the case. I use ZDP_NwkAddrReq(extAddr_debug,ZDP_ADDR_REQTYPE_SINGLE,0,0) to find the Router_2's short address and I can see the respond from Router_2 to report its short address to Router_1. I also see that Router_1's ZDO has store the Router_2's short address. But, when I use APSME_LookupNwkAddr to find the Router_2's short address, this function always return FALSE. Then I debug the code, find that in Router_1's ZDO callback process, the AddrMgrEntryUpdate always return FALSE.

I don't know what's the problem.

Since there is no APSME_LookupNwkAddr source code available, I think you can't dig into anymore. From your description, I would suggest you use ZDP_EndDeviceBindReq to bind router1 and router2. After binding, you can easily send message without short address or IEEE address.