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Access request for IW612 Zigbee DualPAN Host packages (ZBOSS / zb_mux) on FRDM-i.MX95

Hello NXP Community & Support Team,

We are developing a commercial gateway product based on the NXP FRDM-i.MX95 evaluation board featuring the on-board IW612 tri-radio transceiver. Our host environment is Linux ARM64.

Our architecture requires simultaneous Thread (Matter) and Zigbee Coordinator operation via the IW612 802.15.4 radio over SPI (/dev/spidev0.0) using the DualPAN architecture.

While the OpenThread / OTBR side is well documented and accessible, the Zigbee Coordinator host components and multiplexer required for the IW612 DualPAN setup are restricted deliverables on nxp.com / Secure Files.

Our company (Roth Elektronik GmbH) is a direct NXP customer, an active NDA is in place, and our NXP user account profile already shows "Granted" status for Zigbee entitlements. However, the download packages are not visible/accessible in our Secure Files dashboard.

We opened support Case No: 01004667, but were redirected to local distributors. Since we procure our silicon and boards directly from NXP and already have the NDA and Zigbee access granted on our corporate account, this needs to be provisioned directly by the NXP software entitlement / product line team.

Could an NXP representative or moderator please assist in escalating Case No: 01004667 internally so that the following deliverables are enabled for our account?

1. NXP-ZBOSS-HOST-RELEASE-*.zip (ZBOSS host stack binaries/headers for Linux ARM64, coordinator examples like dualpan_zc / simple_gw)
2. zigbee-rcp-sdk-IW612-*.tar
3. zb_mux host daemon / multiplexer binaries and documentation for IW612 SPI

Thank you in advance for your support.

Best regards,
Mike Teschke
Roth Elektronik GmbH

Product: WiFi IW6XXProtocol: ZigbeeRe: Access request for IW612 Zigbee DualPAN Host packages (ZBOSS / zb_mux) on FRDM-i.MX95

Hello,

Hope you are doing well. For files that are under Secure Files: Secure Access Rights | NXP Semiconductors

Could you please follow the process?

 I would recommend checking the Secure Access Rights FAQs | NXP Semiconductors

If you still have issues, I would recommend contacting one of our distributors available in the Distributor Network|NXP to help you with your request.

Also, if you are working with any Module Maker, they could help you getting specific support for their module.

Best Regards,

Ricardo