When the program terminates (see above), this socket will be closed. Once that connection is established, it will then pass data back and forth between the Zigbee/802.15.4 device and the device on the network that the TCP connection is connected to. TCP client When the script executes, it will attempt to make an outbound TCP connection on the network side (as opposed to Zigbee/802.15.4 side). Here are the 7 possible type of connections to the zigbee side: TCP client TCP server UDP1 UDP2 UDP3 UDP4 UDP5 Connection Type Description This is easily done with the telnet command in windows. Once this application is running, it can be terminated by making a tcp connection to the gateway on it's port number 47285. You will then need to setup the configuration file to have the application make a network connection to the TCP server when it starts. For example, you may want your Zigbee/802.15.4 end device to talk to a TCP server on the network through the gateway. The application will bind a particular Zigbee/802.15.4 end node to a particular behavior. Specifically, you'll need to enter the hardware addresses of your Zigbee/802.15.4 modules into this configuration file. You will however need to customize it to get it working in your environment.
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It is marked with examples to give you an idea how to configure it. This application is configured through a user specified configuration file.
They can also be a variety of UDP sockets: UDP nocast, unicast, multicast, broadcast, and special cast. The Ethernet sockets can be either TCP server or TCP Port. This application moves data back and forth between Ethernet and Zigbee/802.15.4.
Zmatrix Zigbee/802.15.4 to TCP/UDP Transfer Application: Zmatrix
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