HI
After the connection between the light-bulb and the Zigbee-Coordinator is completed, it is observed from Sniffer that both parties will broadcast regularly (as shown in the screenshot below), and there are some questions:
1. Is there a way to describe the 5bytes payload?
2. What are the functions of the broadcast packets on both sides?
Hi,
1. If you start the sniffer before the router is commissioned by the commissioner, the sniffer will capture the transport key that is exchanged on-air during commissioning process. You will then be able to see much more details about the packets and content in Wireshark. I have attached an example:
2. The broadcast packets you see are "Link Status" messages sent by the stack with information about the node's neighbors and incoming/outgoing link cost. You can read more about this in the Zigbee Network specifications (Link Status Messages).
Best regards,
Jørgen
HI
Execute the following command in the console of ZC to toggle the LED light on the light-bulb
zdo match_desc 0xfffd 0xfffd 0x0104 1 0 0
zdo ieee_addr 0x5B28
zcl cmd f4ce3682f9e8f132 10 0x0006 -p 0x0104 0x02
1.How to interpret the content of this payload 13 bytes?
2.where can it be seen that it is doing an on-off toggle command?
3.Is there a packet for the light bulb to actively update the state?
It looks like your Wireshark is not properly setup to dissect the Zigbee protocol/packets.
When I open your attached sniffer trace, I see this in Wireshark:
Frame 46 is a "Extended address request".
The state change command can be seen in frame 55/60: "ZCL OnOff Toggle".
Please make sure you follow the instructions in Configuring Wireshark for Zigbee closely.
