A channel is a software construction used by the
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This definition of "channel" should not be confused with the radio channel which specifies the center frequency of a wireless transmission, e.g. the 2.405 GHz channel. |
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The control channel is used for your application to send commands to the
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responseresponses. Example commands are "what is my MAC address?", "join a network," or "send this packet to this address."
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The Local Interface Module, provided as source code as part of the , handles all the formatting and parsing of the message messages sent through the control and notification channels. If you choose to use this module, your application just calls simple functions.The Local Interface Module is documented in the Doxygen-based documentation. |
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