RE: mesh serial example and thingy52-mesh-provisioning-demo

jowei — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 03:15:52 GMT

Hi Rick:

Using "mt.ModelID(0x1000)" instead of "mt.ModelID(0x1000, 0x51)" works!

PyACI looks like a good tool, I will keep on trying other steps, thanks.

RE: mesh serial example and thingy52-mesh-provisioning-demo

Jui-Chou (Rick) Chung — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 02:55:03 GMT

Hello Joseph,

In our light switch example, we use SimpleOnOFF model which is "vendor specific" model, not a Bluetooth SIG defined model.

So we need to add a "company ID" to indicate that we are using "Nordic specific model".

That's why we call:

In  [12]: cc.model_app_bind(db.nodes[0].unicast_address, 0, mt.ModelId(0, 0x59))
2018-03-09 14:53:13,714 - INFO - COM1: Success
2018-03-09 14:53:13,733 - INFO - COM1.ConfigurationClient: Model app bind status: AccessStatus.SUCCESS
2018-03-09 14:53:13,751 - INFO - COM1.ConfigurationClient: Appkey bind 0 to model 00590000 at 0010

Which "0x59" is the company ID of NordicSemi, and "0" is the model ID for the SimpleOnOff model

But for "GenericOnOff" model, it is a Bluetooth SIG defined model, so we don't need to mention its company ID.

Let us back to the serial interface API "mt.ModelId()"

In [14]: mt.ModelId?
Init signature: mt.ModelId(model_id, company_id=None) 
Docstring:      <no docstring> 
File:           c:\nrf_workspace\mesh_workspace\nrf5_sdk_for_mesh_v2.0.0_src\scripts\interactive_pyaci\mesh\types.py 
Type:           type

The default setting for the company_id in mt.ModelId is "None".

So to bind an AppKey for a "GenericOnOff" server model, we don't need to fill anything in "company_id".

The following command will work:

cc.model_app_bind(db.nodes[0].unicast_address, 0, mt.ModelId(0x1000))

Hope the upon information can do help :)