I've been trying to see if I can set up a 802.15.4 network and have
other 802.15.4 compliant devices join the network.  I however am
noticing that when the other device expects to get an ACK, it only
waits 50ms before retransmitting.  Now I don't have the ACK working
yet, but in my system, due to scheduling and so on with the serial
port data, I don't even start processing the incoming message until
30-40 ms after it has arrived.  By the time the CCA, TX, and DATA
messages have been sent I'm up to about 120ms.  At this rate, my
system gets tied up processing the message and the retransmits so it
won't be able to send out an ACK before the other side gives up
entirely.

Does this sound right compared to what others are seeing on PCs?

I was thinking of trying to eliminate some of the waiting between PHY
messages by combining them into one message so it only has to be acked
once.  This would at least eliminate the 20-30ms of waiting for the
response to each message.

Any thoughts?


Andrew

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