Hi Jiwen -
1. The radio stack takes care of sending the wake up transmission
whenever you call AMSend.send. So call
LowPowerListening.setRxSleepInterval(250), and then call AMSend.send() - no
delays needed. I prefer to use Boot.booted() to setup the Rx sleep interval
on a packet, and tha
casts are never acknowledged.)
3. Yes.
Janos
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Hello David :
about the co
> 3. Does rf230 support LowPowerListeing ?
Yes.
Miklos
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Hello David :
about the command setRxSleepInterval() , i want to ask some questions
again .
1. In my test , the sender and receiver have the same duty cycle (sleep
interval ?) , for example 250ms , how long should i send the wake-up packet
before i send my data ? that is to say that what shou
Hello David :
Maybe i have asked the question to you , but i still have some puzzles .
1. about the command setLocalSleepInterval(uint16_t sleepIntervalMs) .
in my opinion , it is used the set that how long the mote sleep . for
example , we set sleepIntervalMs to 250 , which mean the mote
