How to test relay function in light switch example using nrf mesh app as provisioner?

RE: How to test relay function in light switch example using nrf mesh app as provisioner?

Joakim Jakobsen — Tue, 11 Jun 2019 10:18:47 GMT

[quote user="Hit"]Does server needs to assign publish address(same as publish address by client) for relay function to work?[/quote]

No, you don't need to assign the publication address for relay-messages. The destination address for the message will be received with the message itself.

Best regards,
Joakim

RE: How to test relay function in light switch example using nrf mesh app as provisioner?

Hit — Fri, 07 Jun 2019 05:06:05 GMT

I got what you said.

But what i want to know is, after provisioning of each node using mesh app it needs to be configured.

Client needs to assign publish address for specific server or group, Server needs to subscribe to that address to receive message.

Now my question is

If server re-transmit message(relay feature), then it needs to publish message.

Does server needs to assign publish address(same as publish address by client) for relay function to work?

Thanks

RE: How to test relay function in light switch example using nrf mesh app as provisioner?

Sunil519 — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 17:56:06 GMT

Hi,

The light switch example comes with relay function enabled. In the nRF Mesh app assign a app key to the devices. To send a message from server to client, the publish address of the server should be the node address of client. You can also create a group and subscribe the device to that group to get messages from other devices in the group.

Regards,

Sunil