The user can increase the interval for
sending the periodic indirect data request (DATA_REQUEST_SEND_INTERVAL) to
the maximum possible for the application scenario. This can have a direct impact on the
power consumption as the major contribution of power consumption in a sleeping end device’s
lifecycle is data request transmissions. The trade-off on increasing the
DATA_REQUEST_SEND_INTERVAL can be an increase in latency to reach the end
device, thereby affecting the effective data throughput.
Optimize the
RXOFF_DEVICE_TIMEOUT_IN_SEC to allow the parent to wait for a longer
duration before considering an end device to be out-of-network. The trade-off of increasing
this value would be having the coordinator device wait for a longer duration to consider the
device to be out-of-network. Also, any other new nearby devices would not be allowed to join
in a high dense network implementation.
Optimize the
APP_SENDING_INTERVAL to ensure the device transmits only when
required.
Disable ACK when transmitting the
non-critical application data network level.
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