I am developing a proof-of-concept for remote controlled super-low-power devices using PAwR.
I started with nRF52840 (for boths, clients and remote) and now migrated my code the newer
nRF54L15 Platform (using holyiot24005 Modules).
All worked fine and i am impressed how energy saving a client can be designed.
The "cherry on the cake" - feature would have been to integrate my remote into Matter/Thread based home automation.
I have to admit i am definitely no matter expert and the topic seems to be quite complex, but my upfront research showed that a "Synchronous Sleepy End Device" that uses the same interval timing as my PAwR Train should be the right architecture to design a power efficient bridge between the two standards. Also from what i read the nRF54L15 should be capable to handle both timeslotted in "parallel".
Unfortunately i am now already struggeling with commissioning to my Matter Server. (currently with "DestinationAddressFiltered", but i don´t want to go too much into details now)
My questions are:
Is my assumption correct that the Chip should be able to handle this?
Is probably any special Multiprotocol configuration required?
Has anybody already tried to create a multi-protocol project running Matter/Thread and BLE/PAwR in parallel?
Is anybody aware of existing examples?
Would it make sense to migrate to the newest SDK? (from the changelogs i´d say no...)
My Setup:
- Hardware: Holyiot-24005 module (nRF54L15)
- SDK: nRF Connect SDK v3.1.1
- Matter SDK: Integrated via NCS
- Border Router: Home Assistant with OpenThread Border Router (OTBR)
- Commissioning Method: CHIPoBLE (via Android Companion App)
Thanks for your help!
Best regards,
Gilbert
