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Zigbee IAS Zone end device (not digi) on occasion has different 16bit address than what is returned from ExplicitXBeeMessage getDevice get16BitAddress(). This occurs on different ZEDs from different manufacturers. We experienced issue with non-IASzone devices during bindrequest. I've noticed the ZEDs will sometimes send 2 0x0013 clusters first with address that is same as xbee java call above - the second the addresses differ. Problem occurs also when one 0x0013 is sent from ZED. This issue happens during factory reset or a new device - when we send data to enroll or bind endpoints.
In the case where addresses differ a call to sendExplicitData using the 16bit address from remoteZigbeeDevice will throw a timeOutExpcetion, however the error is transmit status frame 24 (Address not found)
Transmit status frame.
7e 00 07 8b 0a ff fd 0c 24 02 3c
off tty port connected to coordinator. 2 0x0013 from end devices.
7e 00 1e 91 00 0d 6f 00 0e ad e0 98 08 34 00 00 00 13 00 00 02 81 34 08 98 e0 ad 0e 00 6f 0d 00 80 82 -- announce
7e 00 1e 91 00 0d 6f 00 0e ad e0 98 57 0f 00 00 00 13 00 00 02 82 0f 57 98 e0 ad 0e 00 6f 0d 00 80 2d -- announce
1st announce -- 16 bit address is correct
81 - 34 08 -- 98 E0 AD 0E 00 6F 0D 00 -- 80
2nd announce -- 16 bit address changed - xbee remoteDevice still has old address
82 - 0F 57 -- 98 E0 AD 0E 00 6F 0D 00 -- 80
remoteZigbeeDevice.get16BitAddress() returns following...
08 34
this is one 0x0013 with different addresses in payload and remoteXbeeDevice
---------------------NEW MESSAGE------------------------------------
Explicit Message: request : clsid: 13, prof: 0, src-ep: 0, dest-ep: 0
Remote 64BitAddress 000D6F000EADE098
Remote 16BitAddress 10AB
Payload 82 - 43 85 - 98 E0 AD 0E 00 6F 0D 00 -- 80
The correct 16Bit address is 8543 (above are little endian)
We coded around the issue by caching and using the correct address in payload. Once the devices are enrolled no issues - devices work correctly. However, we have not attempted to send messages after enrollment.
Has anyone experienced this behavior?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Zigbee IAS Zone end device (not digi) on occasion has different 16bit address than what is returned from ExplicitXBeeMessage getDevice get16BitAddress(). This occurs on different ZEDs from different manufacturers. We experienced issue with non-IASzone devices during bindrequest. I've noticed the ZEDs will sometimes send 2 0x0013 clusters first with address that is same as xbee java call above - the second the addresses differ. Problem occurs also when one 0x0013 is sent from ZED. This issue happens during factory reset or a new device - when we send data to enroll or bind endpoints.
In the case where addresses differ a call to sendExplicitData using the 16bit address from remoteZigbeeDevice will throw a timeOutExpcetion, however the error is transmit status frame 24 (Address not found)
Transmit status frame.
7e 00 07 8b 0a ff fd 0c 24 02 3c
off tty port connected to coordinator. 2 0x0013 from end devices.
7e 00 1e 91 00 0d 6f 00 0e ad e0 98 08 34 00 00 00 13 00 00 02 81 34 08 98 e0 ad 0e 00 6f 0d 00 80 82 -- announce
7e 00 1e 91 00 0d 6f 00 0e ad e0 98 57 0f 00 00 00 13 00 00 02 82 0f 57 98 e0 ad 0e 00 6f 0d 00 80 2d -- announce
1st announce -- 16 bit address is correct
81 - 34 08 -- 98 E0 AD 0E 00 6F 0D 00 -- 80
2nd announce -- 16 bit address changed - xbee remoteDevice still has old address
82 - 0F 57 -- 98 E0 AD 0E 00 6F 0D 00 -- 80
remoteZigbeeDevice.get16BitAddress() returns following...
08 34
this is one 0x0013 with different addresses in payload and remoteXbeeDevice
---------------------NEW MESSAGE------------------------------------
Explicit Message: request : clsid: 13, prof: 0, src-ep: 0, dest-ep: 0
Remote 64BitAddress 000D6F000EADE098
Remote 16BitAddress 10AB
Payload 82 - 43 85 - 98 E0 AD 0E 00 6F 0D 00 -- 80
The correct 16Bit address is 8543 (above are little endian)
We coded around the issue by caching and using the correct address in payload. Once the devices are enrolled no issues - devices work correctly. However, we have not attempted to send messages after enrollment.
Has anyone experienced this behavior?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: