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Z-Stack - Network Manager

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lI'm Looking through the Z-Stack source code to learn more about Frequency Agility.  A function of special interest to me is ZDNwkMgr_ProcessChannelInterference. It is called when an NM_CHANNEL_INTERFERE event is received by ZDNwkMgr.

My understanding is that this event is fired automatically when there is interference on the current channel. Is this correct? I can't seem to find any source of this event in the source code. It makes me wonder, is it implemented? Also given that I can't seem to cause this event to be fired.

If it is implemented, then how is this 'interference' defined? And when is the event fired - do there have to be messages coming from / going to the device for it to work? Or is it always 'listening' for interference?

Br,

Sjef.