Functions
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This function broadcast a message in the TxBuffer. | |
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This function set the current connection mode. | |
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This function discard the current message for the application and notify the protocol layer that it is ready to receive the next message. | |
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This function establish a connection with one or more nodes in an existing PAN. | |
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This function tries to start a channel hopping (frequency agility) procedure | |
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This function return a boolean if a message is available for the application | |
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This function perform a noise scan and returns the channel with least noise | |
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This function remove connection(s) in connection table | |
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This function tries to resynchronize the lost connection with peers, probably due to channel hopping | |
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This function perform an active scan to locate operating PANs in the neighborhood. | |
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This function set the operating channel for the RF transceiver | |
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This function start a PAN without connected to any other devices | |
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This function put the RF transceiver into different power state. i.e. Put the RF transceiver into sleep or wake it up. This function put the RF transceiver into different power state. i.e. Put the RF transceiver into sleep or wake it up. | |
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This function unicast a message in the TxBuffer to the device with DestinationAddress | |
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This function unicast a message in the TxBuffer to the device with the input ConnectionIndex in the connection table. |
Macros
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This macro reset the pointer of the TX buffer. This function is usually called before filling application payload. | |
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This macro writes one byte of application payload to the TX buffer. |
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