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XB24CZ7RIS-004 参数 Datasheet PDF下载

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型号: XB24CZ7RIS-004
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内容描述: XBee® /的XBee - PRO® ZB SMT射频模块 [XBee®/XBee-PRO® ZB SMT RF Modules]
分类和应用: 射频
文件页数/大小: 155 页 / 3791 K
品牌: DCD [ DIGITAL CORE DESIGN ]
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XBee®/XBeePRO® ZB SMT RF Modules  
direction. If the originator fails to receive this Ack, it will retransmit the data, up to 2 times until an Ack is  
received. This Ack is called the ZigBee APS layer acknowledgment.  
Refer to the ZigBee specification for more details.  
Many-to-One Routing  
In networks where many devices must send data to a central collector or gateway device, AODV mesh routing  
requires significant overhead. If every device in the network had to discover a route before it could send data to  
the data collector, the network could easily become inundated with broadcast route discovery messages.  
Many-to-one routing is an optimization for these kinds of networks. Rather than require each device to do its  
own route discovery, a single many-to-one broadcast transmission is sent from the data collector to establish  
reverse routes on all devices. This is shown in the figure below. The left side shows the many broadcasts the  
devices can send when they create their own routes and the route replies generated by the data collector. The  
right side shows the benefits of many-to-one routing where a single broadcast creates reverse routes to the  
data collector on all routers.  
The many-to-one broadcast is a route request message with the target discovery address set to the address of  
the data collector. Devices that receive this route request create a reverse many-to-one routing table entry to  
create a path back to the data collector. The ZigBee stack on a device uses historical link quality information  
about each neighbor to select a reliable neighbor for the reverse route.  
When a device sends data to a data collector, and it finds a many-to-one route in its routing table, it will  
transmit the data without performing a route discovery. The many-to-one route request should be sent  
periodically to update and refresh the reverse routes in the network.  
Applications that require multiple data collectors can also use many-to-one routing. If more than one data  
collector device sends a many-to-one broadcast, devices will create one reverse routing table entry for each  
collector.  
In ZB firmware, the AR command is used to enable many-to-one broadcasting on a device. The AR command  
sets a time interval (measured in 10 second units) for sending the many to one broadcast transmission. (See  
the command table for details.)  
Source Routing  
In applications where a device must transmit data to many remotes, AODV routing would require performing  
one route discovery for each destination device to establish a route. If there are more destination devices than  
there are routing table entries, established AODV routes would be overwritten with new routes, causing route  
discoveries to occur more regularly. This could result in larger packet delays and poor network performance.  
ZigBee source routing helps solve these problems. In contrast to many-to-one routing that establishes routing  
paths from many devices to one data collector, source routing allows the collector to store and specify routes for  
many remotes.  
To use source routing, a device must use the API mode, and it must send periodic many-to-one route request  
broadcasts (AR command) to create a many-to-one route to it on all devices. When remote devices send RF  
data using a many-to-one route, they first send a route record transmission. The route record transmission is  
unicast along the many-to-one route until it reaches the data collector. As the route record traverses the many-  
to-one route, it appends the 16-bit address of each device in the route into the RF payload. When the route  
record reaches the data collector, it contains the address of the sender, and the 16-bit address of each hop in  
the route. The data collector can store the routing information and retrieve it later to send a source routed  
packet to the remote. This is shown in the images below.  
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