ZigBee controller read connected device info

[Jimmy@zone]

When restrating the controller, are there any information stored in memory regarding the paired devices or is this up to each implementation to do this manually.

1. If there is information stored, what is the best way to list the devices ? 

2. If not are there any best practice on how to do this available ? 

/Jimmy

[haakonsh]

Hey Jimmy, 
Our Zigbee guys are a bit preoccupied at the moment, we'll get back to you ASAP.

Cheers,

Håkon.

[Jimmy@zone]

Think I figured it out =)

    for( zb_uint16_t i=0; i <ZB_CONFIG_IEEE_ADDR_TABLE_SIZE; ++i )
    {
        if( gc_addr_map[i].used != 0 )
        {
            zb_ieee_addr_t ieee_addr;
            zb_address_map_t t  = gc_addr_map[i];
            zb_ieee_addr_decompress(ieee_addr, &t.ieee_addr);
            printf("0x%04hX %s\n", t.addr, zb_ieee_addr_to_string(ieee_addr));
        }
    }

[longrain]

Hi，Jimmy。

The “gc_addr_map”  in your code saved automatically by statck or manually？

 

[Jimmy@zone]

I just read it so, some one saves it. The used flag is not the only one you need to look at if you want the long address as the compressed version might be 0000 or ffff and then its regarded as invalid too.

[longrain]

Thanks for your reply and tips！

[WestCoastDaz]

Jimmy@zone

I have been searching for this answer for awhile now and I find it funny that this isn't made more prominent in the ZBoss stack as this seems like a common problem.

I was wondering if you can elaborate on a few of things?

1. When do you run this query? I was thinking after the 
   ZB_ZDO_SIGNAL_SKIP_STARTUP event?
2.  Can you elaborate on what you mean by the "used flag is not the only one you need to look at if you want the long address?
3. Are you using this method still or did you find a better method?

Thanks

Darren