Coordinator endpoint

[abe]

Hello, I developed for my customer, a ZigBee coordinator in last 2019, using nRF5 SDK for Thread and Zigbee v3.2.0.
I has installed many sistems on field, equipped witn several battery powered sensors (door, motion, occupancy ...) and mains powered actuators (bulbs and smart plug).
I have only one endpoint # 64 configured on my coordinator, and now I need to add a second endpoint to receive the info from some end-node that sends to fixed endpoint #255
How can I add it?
Thanks for help

Abele

[Elfving]

abe said:

I'm sorry, but where in the SDK3.2 light coordinator I can find "cluster" settings?

Well I wouldn't call it a setting, but you declare a list of clusters that you want to use on your device. Having a look at "Declaring cluster list" here would be a good starting point. 

Having a look at how they define ZB_HA_DECLARE_DIMMABLE_LIGHT_CLUSTER_LIST()  in zb_ha_dimmable_light.h like they suggest there is also an idea. 

abe said:

I don't see the clusters definitions on main.c of light_coordinator, I'm not able to find these declarations
Instead, in light_bulb main.c I find clusters declarations:

I don't see how it matters where you find them, but go ahead an use them.

abe said:

I also see that on CLI Agent Example there are no cluster declaration, only endpoint.
If you use CLI agent example on SDK 3.2, it works it with a light bulb or (as in my use case ) with IAS zone devices (end-node)

I believe that is due to all devices needing basic and identify clusters defined on the server side. 

Regards,

Elfving

[abe]

Ok Elfing,
I still have some doubts about the cluster issue, but ok I'll follow your suggests.
Could you send me a sample code how to define the cluster 0x0500 on CLI Agent Example on SDK 3.2?
It would be very helpful for me and to save some time.
Thanks
Abele