Carry forward the changes to timing
parameters for all the device types in a network.
Do not keep the sleeping devices at the
edge of the RF proximity of the targeted parent device. This avoids unnecessary
disconnection and retries in the network.
The user can modify end device application
flow during connection establishment to be in Scanning state only for a finite time duration
periodically. The current ASF example implementation keeps the device in Scanning state
until a connection is established between the end device and coordinator.
The user can sensibly choose the
orientation and placement of the devices in the network to ensure each node is at least in
Line of Sight (LoS) to one another node in the network. Avoid multiple retries and
unintended disconnection as the link quality is at its best under this condition.
Optimize the power consumption of the end
product such that all the devices (like sensors, memory and more) on the product is at the
lowest power consumption when in Idle mode. This is critical as the product is expected to
be Idle for most of the duration in its lifecycle.
Whenever the radio and MCU is entering the
Sleep mode, disable the device peripherals that are not in use for lower power
consumption.
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