Part Number: CC2652P
Hi Ti Team,
We are planning to off disabling child aging in ZED in SDK 3.10.
What is the correct value to OFF ( zgNwkLeaveRequestAllowed, zgChildAgingEnable or both).
Regards,
Walter
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Part Number: CC2652P
Hi Ti Team,
We are planning to off disabling child aging in ZED in SDK 3.10.
What is the correct value to OFF ( zgNwkLeaveRequestAllowed, zgChildAgingEnable or both).
Regards,
Walter
Hi,
Maybe this will help --> go to zglobals.c and look for zgChildAgingEnable parameter.
Regards,
Hamza
Hi Walter,
Child device management is maintained by the parent router (ZC/ZR) and the only parameter you can configure in regards to child aging from the ZED's perspective is the END_DEV_TIMEOUT_VALUE. You can maximize this value or just rejoin the network after being aged out.
Regards,
Ryan
Hi Ryan,
Thanks. Only the END_DEV_TIMEOUT_VALUE for ZED need to change?
How to check if ZED is aged out?
Is it the same as BDB_COMMISSIONING_PARENT_LOST and attempt rejoin in original ZED code?
Regards,
Walter
You should check association list on original parent node of ZED to know if the ZED is aged out. For ZED that is aged out, yes, it will enter BDB_COMMISSIONING_PARENT_LOST state and attempt rejoin.