Example Application Guide¶
This section provides an overview of the Wireless Solar Management System out-of-box example applications and instructions on how to run them.
IN WSMS, there are two types of logical devices:
The base device
Node devices.
The Wireless Solar Management System can be configured in either of the two roles by choosing the corresponding application.
IPv6 Node Embedded Mode Example Application (ipv6_node)¶
A node is a device capable of connecting to other devices in the mesh network. It can provide upward and downward packet forwarding. A new device is able to join the network through any node. The connections between different nodes form the mesh topology.
The ipv6_node example is a fully embedded application demonstrating a CoAP
server on WSMS. The example is intended to work with the base example, which
acts as the CoAP client that interacts via the CoAP protocol with the CoAP node
server. CoAP is an abbreviation of COnstrained Application Protocol.
Running the Application¶
For information on how to run the router node example application please see the
README.md included with the application project.
Device support¶
ipv6_node is supported on the following development boards:
CC1312R7 LaunchPad
CC1352P7-1 LaunchPad
LP_EM_CC1314R10
LP_EM_CC1354P10_1
LP_EM_CC1354P10_6
IPv6 Base Example Application (ipv6_base)¶
A base device is a device that can act as gateway between the WSMS network and a
different network. In addition, the base acts as the root device and
establishes the network. For this reason, a WSMS network needs at least one base.
The ipv6_base example implements the base with NWP mode architecture.
Running the Application¶
For information on how to run the base example application please see the
README.md included with the application project.
Device support¶
ipv6_base is supported on the following development boards:
CC1312R7 LaunchPad
CC1352P7-1 LaunchPad
LP_EM_CC1314R10
LP_EM_CC1354P10_1
LP_EM_CC1354P10_6
Configuration Parameters¶
Example configuration is done mainly through SysConfig. You can read about SysConfig configuration in the TI Wi-SUN FAN Stack User’s Guide.
For NWP mode, many values can be set at run time through the NWP interface. Please see the NWP interface guide in the TI WI-SUN FAN Stack User’s Guide or the ti-wisunfan py-spinel readme for details.