Hello everyone,
Some info about my setup:
OS: Windows 10
IDE: SEGGER Embedded Studio v4.22 (64bit)
HW: nRF52840 Dongle rev 1.2.0 as Coordinator,
nRF52840 DK rev 1.1.0 as Light Switch and Light Bulb
To give a high level overview of my task, I am trying to create multiple endpoints on a device (light bulb), detect those endpoints via another device (light switch), and be able to populate an array that holds various information about the light bulb device. As a simple test, I would then use the light switch Button 1 to send a toggle command to endpoint 10 on the bulb in order to control LED 1, and have Button 2 on the switch send a toggle command to endpoint 11 on the bulb in order to control LED 2. My issue is that I am unable to detect endpoint 11 as a numeric value in my light switch code, thus preventing me from sending a on_off_toggle command to LED 2.
I am using a modified version of the zigbee_light_control example. The modified changes are as follows:
- Coordinator (nRF52840 Dongle rev 1.2.0) - No changes have been made to the original coordinator code.
- Light Bulb (nRF52840 DK rev 1.1.0) - I have 2 endpoints (10 and 11) which implement the ON_OFF_OUTPUT clusters. The basis for the dual endpoint segment of code is taken from the ble_zigbee_dynamic_color_light_bulb_thingy example. Modifications had to be made to the ZB_DECLARE_SIMPLE_DESC and ZB_AF_SIMPLE_DESC_TYPE macros in order to allow 2 endpoints of similar cluster ID in my code.
/********************* Declare variables **************************/ /* Define bulb struct */ typedef struct { uint8_t ep_id; zb_zcl_basic_attrs_ext_t basic_attr; zb_zcl_identify_attrs_t identify_attr; zb_zcl_on_off_attrs_ext_t on_off_attr; zb_zcl_scenes_attrs_t scenes_attr; zb_zcl_groups_attrs_t groups_attr; } bulb_device_ctx_t; static bulb_device_ctx_t m_dev_ctx_1; static bulb_device_ctx_t m_dev_ctx_2; /********************* Declare attribute lists **************************/ /* On/Off cluster attributes additions data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_ON_OFF_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_1_on_off_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_1.on_off_attr.on_off); /* Basic cluster attributes data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_BASIC_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_1_basic_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_1.basic_attr.zcl_version, &m_dev_ctx_1.basic_attr.ph_env); /* Identify cluster attributes data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_IDENTIFY_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_1_identify_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_1.identify_attr.identify_time); /* Groups cluster attributes data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_GROUPS_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_1_groups_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_1.groups_attr.name_support); /* Scenes cluster attribute data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_SCENES_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_1_scenes_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_1.scenes_attr.scene_count, &m_dev_ctx_1.scenes_attr.current_scene, &m_dev_ctx_1.scenes_attr.current_group, &m_dev_ctx_1.scenes_attr.scene_valid, &m_dev_ctx_1.scenes_attr.name_support); /* On/Off cluster attributes additions data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_ON_OFF_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_2_on_off_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_2.on_off_attr.on_off); /* Basic cluster attributes data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_BASIC_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_2_basic_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_2.basic_attr.zcl_version, &m_dev_ctx_2.basic_attr.ph_env); /* Identify cluster attributes data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_IDENTIFY_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_2_identify_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_2.identify_attr.identify_time); /* Groups cluster attributes data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_GROUPS_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_2_groups_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_2.groups_attr.name_support); /* Scenes cluster attribute data */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_SCENES_ATTRIB_LIST(m_dev_ctx_2_scenes_attr_list, &m_dev_ctx_2.scenes_attr.scene_count, &m_dev_ctx_2.scenes_attr.current_scene, &m_dev_ctx_2.scenes_attr.current_group, &m_dev_ctx_2.scenes_attr.scene_valid, &m_dev_ctx_2.scenes_attr.name_support); /********************* Declare cluster lists **************************/ ZB_HA_DECLARE_ON_OFF_OUTPUT_CLUSTER_LIST(m_dev_ctx_1_on_off_output_clusters, m_dev_ctx_1_on_off_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_1_basic_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_1_identify_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_1_groups_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_1_scenes_attr_list); ZB_HA_DECLARE_ON_OFF_OUTPUT_CLUSTER_LIST(m_dev_ctx_2_on_off_output_clusters, m_dev_ctx_2_on_off_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_2_basic_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_2_identify_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_2_groups_attr_list, m_dev_ctx_2_scenes_attr_list); /********************* Declare endpoints **************************/ /* Declare on/off endpoint */ ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_ON_OFF_OUTPUT_EP_VA(on_off_output_ep_10, HA_OUTPUT_ENDPOINT_10, m_dev_ctx_1_on_off_output_clusters); ZB_ZCL_DECLARE_ON_OFF_OUTPUT_EP_VA(on_off_output_ep_11, HA_OUTPUT_ENDPOINT_11, m_dev_ctx_2_on_off_output_clusters); /********************* Declare device context **************************/ /* Declare device context */ ZBOSS_DECLARE_DEVICE_CTX_2_EP(on_off_bulb_ctx, on_off_output_ep_10, on_off_output_ep_11);
- Light Switch (nRF52840 DK rev 1.1.0) - I have modified the code to change the find request in the function static zb_void_t find_light_bulb(zb_uint8_t param). I am looking for 2 input clusters, with the cluster list set to ZB_ZCL_CLUSTER_ID_ON_OFF.
/* We are searching for 2 clusters: On/Off and Level Control Server */ p_req->num_in_clusters = 2; p_req->num_out_clusters = 0; /*lint -save -e415 // Suppress warning 415 "likely access of out-of-bounds pointer" */ p_req->cluster_list[0] = ZB_ZCL_CLUSTER_ID_ON_OFF; /*lint -restore */ UNUSED_RETURN_VALUE(zb_zdo_match_desc_req(param, find_light_bulb_cb));
Upon finding the bulb in question, I search struct member p_resp->match_len to determine how many endpoints have been found that match the search description, and it correctly reads 2. I have also tried using the light_switch_groups example, with the exact same results.zb_zdo_match_desc_resp_t * p_resp = (zb_zdo_match_desc_resp_t *) ZB_BUF_BEGIN(p_buf); NRF_LOG_INFO("Match Length: %d", p_resp->match_len);
I know both endpoints on the bulb are functioning normally, because if I send a ZB_ZCL_ON_OFF_SEND_TOGGLE_REQ to the bulb by manually hard-coding either 10 or 11 in the dst_ep parameter of the macro, LED 1 and 2 light up respectively.
ZB_ZCL_ON_OFF_SEND_TOGGLE_REQ(p_buf,
dst_addr,
dst_addr_mode,
dst_ep,
LIGHT_SWITCH_ENDPOINT,
ZB_AF_HA_PROFILE_ID,
ZB_ZCL_DISABLE_DEFAULT_RESPONSE,
NULL);
My issue however is that during the search, while p_resp->match_len correctly states there are 2 endpoints on the device, the light switch is only able to detect endpoint 10 as a numeric value, and not endpoint 11.
I would like to know how to expose all the endpoints of a discovered device. Any example code would also be welcome in pointing me to the right direction.
Thank you in advance,
Angry Oatmeal
