Do i have to create a extra Instaburst Instance with the API or does it automaticly by building with the ENABLE_INSTABURST in the CMAKE File ?

[JoschkaT]

Im developing a mesh network based on a custom board using the nRF52832. 

I fine with sending some bytes over mesh . But now i want so send more bytes over mesh using Instaburst, but im not sure to realize. 

I found the API and the documentation about instaburst but miss some examples how to do. 

Im working on the Light_switch example and regenerate the example with the ENABLE_INSTABURST Flag in the CMAKE-File and changed the enable define in the config file as well.

When i increase the bytes to send at 380 (ACCESS_MODEL_MAXIMUM_LENGTH) i get the error of invalid length. 

Do i have to create and init the instaburst instance (instabrust_tx and instaburst_rx) ?

Can someone leave a example here using instaburst? 

Hope someone can help here 

[Mttrinh]

Hi,

To use instaburst, I suggest you have a look at this documentation especially "Usage in the mesh". I think instead of ENABLE_INSTABURST you have to use EXPERIMENTAL_INSTABURST_ENABLED. 

[RSA]

on the site it says:

Does this mean MIC SIZE is MIC=(498 - (OPCODE+overhead))? i the length error:9 when choosing a 400byte  transmicsize and sending a 381 byte load.

This may be entirely wrong, but i understand that regular models should be able to switch to the instaburst feature without change after including the EXPERIMENTAL_INSTABURST_ENABLED in the relevant files. (and ofcourse switching core_tx_adv.c with the instaburst equivalent. ). Is this correct?