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nRF5 SDK for Thread and Zigbee v1.0.0
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Energy Management cluster attributes. More...
#include <zb_zcl_energy_mgmt.h>
Energy Management cluster attributes.
zb_uint8_t zb_zcl_energy_management_attr_s::conformance_level |
This is the minimum criticality level of a DRLC event that the device will observe. Events with a criticality level lower than the Conformance Level will be opted out.
zb_uint32_t zb_zcl_energy_management_attr_s::current_event_id |
If an event is in progress (current time is between the Effective Start Time and Effective End Time of an event), this attribute SHALL indicate the Issuer Event ID of the active event.
zb_uint8_t zb_zcl_energy_management_attr_s::current_event_status |
This attribute represents the value returned in the Event Control field of the latest Report Event Status command (see D.2.3.3.1). This attribute provides a mechanism to allow a remote device to query whether this client device is currently participating in a load control event.
zb_uint8_t zb_zcl_energy_management_attr_s::load_control_state |
This attribute shall be a BitMap showing the current state of the device. The attribute shall be read-only.
zb_uint16_t zb_zcl_energy_management_attr_s::minimum_cycle_period |
This attribute is measured in seconds and used to determine the duty cycling times. It is the shortest cycling period allowed for duty cycling
zb_uint16_t zb_zcl_energy_management_attr_s::minimum_off_time |
This attribute is measured in seconds and used to determine the duty cycling times. It is the shortest times the device should be allowed off.
zb_uint16_t zb_zcl_energy_management_attr_s::minimum_on_time |
This attribute is measured in seconds and used to determine the duty cycling times. It is the shortest times the device should be allowed on.