MCPS-DATA.request. More...
#include <mac_mcps_data.h>
Data Fields | |
| mac_abstract_req_t | service |
| mcps_data_conf_t | confirm |
| mac_addr_mode_t | src_addr_mode |
| mac_addr_mode_t | dst_addr_mode |
| uint16_t | dst_pan_id |
| mac_addr_t | dst_addr |
| uint8_t | msdu_length |
| uint8_t * | msdu |
| uint8_t | msdu_handle |
| mac_tx_options_t | tx_options |
MCPS-DATA.request.
The MCPS-DATA.request primitive requests the transfer of a data SPDU (i.e., MSDU) from a local SSCS entity to a single peer SSCS entity.
In accordance with IEEE Std 802.15.4-2006, section 7.1.1.1.
| mcps_data_conf_t mcps_data_req_t::confirm |
Confirm to this request.
| mac_addr_t mcps_data_req_t::dst_addr |
The individual device address of the entity to which the MSDU is being transferred.
| mac_addr_mode_t mcps_data_req_t::dst_addr_mode |
The destination addressing mode for this primitive and subsequent MPDU. According to 7.1.1.1.1, Table 41.
| uint16_t mcps_data_req_t::dst_pan_id |
The 16-bit PAN identifier of the entity to which the MSDU is being transferred.
| uint8_t* mcps_data_req_t::msdu |
The pointer to the set of octets forming the MSDU to be transmitted by the MAC sublayer entity.
Caller must provide enough space for MAC and PHY header before this pointer.
| uint8_t mcps_data_req_t::msdu_handle |
The handle associated with the MSDU to be transmitted by the MAC sublayer entity.
| uint8_t mcps_data_req_t::msdu_length |
The number of octets contained in the MSDU to be transmitted by the MAC sublayer entity.
| mac_abstract_req_t mcps_data_req_t::service |
Do not edit this field.
| mac_addr_mode_t mcps_data_req_t::src_addr_mode |
The source addressing mode for this primitive and subsequent MPDU. This value can take one of the following values: mac_addr_mode_t 0x00 = no address (addressing fields omitted, see 7.2.1.1.8). 0x01 = reserved. 0x02 = 16-bit short address. 0x03 = 64-bit extended address.
| mac_tx_options_t mcps_data_req_t::tx_options |
The bits (b0, b1, b2) indicate the transmission options for this MSDU. For b0, 1 = acknowledged transmission, 0 = unacknowledged transmission. For b1, 1 = GTS transmission, 0 = CAP transmission for a beacon-enabled PAN. For b2, 1 = indirect transmission, 0 = direct transmission. For a nonbeacon-enabled PAN, bit b1 should always be set to 0.