Hello
Can I close the rejoin request of the terminal device? The device is on the network all the time after entering the network, and does not rejoin, even when the power is on
When the device is online, the device will send a rejoin request when it is restarted. Can this rejoin not be requested? Keep a permanent connection with the device after entering the network, even after the terminal is restarted, it can keep the connection state。
Please guide me. Thank you
Hi Abel,
Your device is in sleep mode, it wakes up and sends the rejoin request. So, I am not following your question. Do you want to avoid this rejoin command?
Regards,
Mario
Hi Mario
Yes, we're going to shut down and rejoin. At present, after the device first enters the network, it will send a rejoin request when it is powered off and restarted. If no rejoin is successfully sent, 139(0x8b) errors will occur,Look at accessories。
At present, we can use the interface (ZPS_vSetLocalMaxNumPollFailures(0);) to stop the device rejoin, but when the terminal device is powered on, it still needs to rejoin, otherwise the data will fail to be sent。
We need the device to be able to send data without rejoining after the first access to the network, even if it is powered on, it does not need rejoining.
Is there a plan?
thanks
Hi Abel,
We need the device to be able to send data without rejoining after the first access to the network, even if it is powered on, it does not need rejoining.
Is there a plan?
What is the AN that you are working on?
What is the time that the end device sleeps?
What is the Sleep Device time out that you set?
Regards,
Mario