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Multiple temporal associations may break the communication with end
devices that have a single SPAN entry. This is the case for some S500
devices. Because of the use of multiple temporal associations, the Z/IP
Gateway can communicate with the same end device using different SPANs.
As a consequence, end devices have to store multiple SPANs to
communicate with the Z/IP Gateway: one for persistent associations and
one for temporal associations. In the case of end devices with the
capacity to store only one SPAN, they will have to refresh the SPAN
whenever the Z/IP Gateway switches to a different temporal association.
If the SPAN changes in between two frame transmissions, then the end
device will not be able to use the correct SPAN and will not decrypt the
frames.
When using a single temporal association, the Z/IP Gateway will
communicate using the same SPAN. Therefore, end devices are not required
to track distinct SPANs for the same controller.
The default behavior remains the same, i.e., use four temporal
associations. The use of a single temporal association is optional and
has to be activated in the configuration file. Since the Z/IP Gateway is
in "maintenance mode," and to minimize the impact on current users, it
was decided to add this configuration parameter.
Note that this change does not affect Z-Wave LR, where the Z/IP Gateway
continues using four temporal associations.
For the record the change has been tested on a US device.
Thanks-to: Philippe Coval <[email protected]>
Relate-to: #5
Relate-to: #21
Forwarded: lmolina#1
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