2005-01-26
The latest ZigBee standard files are (1) 2004-12-14 ZigBee v1.00 Releases and (2) ZigBee V1-0 Stack Profiles.
These two files are not the final ZigBee standard version 1.0.
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Are these standards available for free or do they need to be purcharsed. If they can be re-distributed, can you post them in the files or docs section?
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These draft standards would be accessed only with private member password at ZigBee.org in this time, and them cannot be purcharsed. They will be published for free in the future, and I do not think that is a good idea to post them in public website now.
Plans? Let me think...
My personal plan for ZigBuzz is trying to construct a practical network protocol architecure of ZigBee in Linux. That's all....
I'm sorry I have no idea about your project, so I couldn't give any advice for it.
By the way, studying the ZigBee/IEEE802.15.4 protocol standard documents is my first step to implement this project.
Sheng-Fu
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2005-01-26
The latest ZigBee standard files are (1) 2004-12-14 ZigBee v1.00 Releases and (2) ZigBee V1-0 Stack Profiles.
These two files are not the final ZigBee standard version 1.0.
2005-01-26
The draft ZigBee Standards include
(1) Network Specification (NWK)
(2) APS Specification (APplication Subplayer)
(3) ZigBee Device Objects (ZDO)
(4) Application Framework (AF)
(5) Security Service Specification
(6) ZigBee Device Profile
(7) Home Control Lighting Profile
(7.1) Light-Sensor-Monochromatic
(7.2) Switch-Remote-Control
(7.3) Dimmer-Remote-Control
(7.4) Occupancy-Sensor
(7.5) Switching-Load-Controller
(7.6) Dimming-Load-Controller
Are these standards available for free or do they need to be purcharsed. If they can be re-distributed, can you post them in the files or docs section?
To Doug Zobel :
These draft standards would be accessed only with private member password at ZigBee.org in this time, and them cannot be purcharsed. They will be published for free in the future, and I do not think that is a good idea to post them in public website now.
There are some good reference homepages would be useful for you, such as:
1. http://www.zigbee.org/en/resources/
2. http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1824&appnote=en021878
Sheng-Fu
Thanks for interesting links. Do you have any plans for ZigBuzz?
Is any advice where to start if I want to incorporate ZigBee into my project?
Plans? Let me think...
My personal plan for ZigBuzz is trying to construct a practical network protocol architecure of ZigBee in Linux. That's all....
I'm sorry I have no idea about your project, so I couldn't give any advice for it.
By the way, studying the ZigBee/IEEE802.15.4 protocol standard documents is my first step to implement this project.
Sheng-Fu
ZigBee Alliance Announces Public Availability of the ZigBee Specification 6/13/2005
Please refer to http://www.zigbee.org/en/press/ .
Yeah it's finally out now so that's good news........