2021-07-21 07:01 AM
I would like to send an image of size 320x240 pixels using ZigBee mesh to the intended node from coordinator.
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2021-08-18 06:24 AM
2) Question 2 : Can you share any application note for ZigBee mesh bring up from scratch with cubemx generator to start with ZigBee in STM32WB55-Nucleo Board.
These two applications can be generated by CubeMx
2021-08-12 09:21 AM
1) I'll get you the answer soon
2) The power depends on many parameters like packet size, transmission rate, power, poll period, ...
We have a tool named PCC that you can use to evaluate the expected power consumption depending on the use case.
3) 802.15.4 protocol has a communication mode named indirect transmission that enables a SED node to use its regular running phases (polling rate) to send a MAC data request message (keep alive). Answering this message, its parent node acknowledges it setting the frame pending bit to indicate whether the child node can expect packets from the parent node. But this is not a wakeup mechanism.
2021-08-13 12:39 AM
1) 10 to 20m indoor, about 100m outdoor.
2021-08-13 01:08 AM
@Remi QUINTIN Thanks for the information.
2021-08-18 12:26 AM
@Remi QUINTIN Hi,
Kindly share the required documents ASAP?
2021-08-18 06:23 AM
1) Regarding the application notes on Zigbee for STM32WB:
AN5506 Getting started with zigbee
AN5609 Developing zigbee smart energy
AN5500 zsdk-api-implementation-for-zigbee
AN5498 How-to-use-zigbee-clusters-templates
AN5491 Creating-manufacture-specific-clusters
AN5613 DynamicMode (Zigbee/BLE)
AN5627 Zigbee commission guide
AN5492 Persistent-data-management
2021-08-18 06:24 AM
2) Question 2 : Can you share any application note for ZigBee mesh bring up from scratch with cubemx generator to start with ZigBee in STM32WB55-Nucleo Board.
These two applications can be generated by CubeMx
2021-08-18 06:32 AM
3) Question 3 : Is Zigbee MESH will consume more power compared to STAR topology.
Usually, in a mesh network, you have more routers than in a star network. Routers are continuously “awake�? to listen and relay data from other nodes so obviously they consume much more than sleepy end devices.
Nevertheless, usually what is important for the customer is the consumption of the sleep end devices (typically the sensors) and in this case, there should be no difference regarding the type of network in use (mesh versus star). Outside transmission time, sleepy end devices fall into “sleep mode,�? consuming almost no power (around 2uA with default parameters).
To simulate the power consumption of your Zigbee sleepy end device according to your use case, you can use the PCC tool provided by ST.