Also, why do my device ID's appear different once a connection is made between the slave and master?
See the information below:
DI_GET_DEVICE_INFO on the master returned the following:
Decoded data
Index | Name | Value | Description |
[0:3] | DEVICE_ID[31:0] | 536985723 (0x2001C07B) | Unique 32b device ID. |
[4:7] | MANF_ID[31:0] | 1 | Unique 32b manufacturer ID. |
[8:11] | PROD_ID[31:0] | 1 | Product / family ID as determined by manufacturer |
NWM_GET_STATUS_S performed on the master returned the following:
Index | Name | Value | Description |
[0:3] | DEVICE_ID[31:0] | 471262208 (0x1C16E400) | Network ID of current network (device ID of master) |
[4:7] | MANF_ID[31:0] | 18874525 (0x0120009D) | Manufacturer ID of protocol master |
[8:11] | PROD_ID [31:0] | 1778384896 (0x6A000000) | Product ID of protocol master |
[12][7:5] | - | 0 | Reserved, ignore value |
[12][4] | WPM_DSC_EN | 0 | Indicates that master supports data side channel communication |
[12][3] | WPM_MFCT_FILT | 0 | Indicates that master only accepts slaves with matching manufacturer ID into network |
[12][2] | WPM_PAIR_SIGNAL | 0 | Indicates that master is signaling that it is attempting to pair with a new slave |
[12][1] | WPM_ALLOWS_JOIN | 0 | Indicates that master can accept more slaves into network |
[12][0] | - | 1 | Reserved, ignore value |
[13:14] | ACH_SUPPORT[15:0] | 0 | Bitmask indicating which audio channels the protocol master supports. The bit indexes correspond to the logical audio channel indexes defined for NWM_ACH_SET_USAGE. |
[15][7] | ACH_ACTIVE[0] | 0 | Flag that indicates whether audio channel at spatial location 0 is currently in use in audio network |
Notice the device ID values return different values. Why is this?
Thanks