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oStandard I/O (stdio)Common standard I/O driver that implements the stdio read and write functions on AVR and SAM devices
|\Standard serial I/O (stdio)Common standard serial I/O management driver that implements a stdio serial interface on AVR and SAM devices
oSerial Interface ModuleThis module is responsible for encoding and decoding the serial bytes to/from Host into corresponding MAC APIs
oCommon WL DefinitionsAll General Definitions used by the Wireless Stack applications are defined in this module
|oIEEE ConstantsIncludes IEEE Constant Definitions
|oMAC Build ConfigurationsAll Build configurations Macros are defined in this module
|oReturn ValuesAll return Value Enumerations are defined in this module
|\Common Stack DefinitionsIncludes Stack Definitions
oIEEE 802.15.4 MAC v3.1.1The IEEE standard 802.15.4 MAC Layer defines the protocol and compatible interconnection for data communication devices using low data rate, low power and low complexity, short-range radio frequency (RF) transmissions in a wireless personal area network (WPAN)
|oMAC Build ConfigurationsAll Build configurations Macros are defined in this module
|oMAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||\MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
|| \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||  oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||  \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||   \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||    oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||    \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||     \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||      oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||      \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||       \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||        oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||        \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||         \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
|oMAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||\MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
|| oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
|| \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||  \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||   oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||   \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||    \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||     oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||     \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||      \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||       oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||       \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
||        \MAC Data StructuresThis module defines all the MAC Data Structures
||         oMAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
||         \MAC DefinitionsAll Definitions used by the MAC Layer is described here
|oMAC PrototypesAll MAC Prototypes are described in this module
||oMAC API'sThe application interfaces the MAC stack via the MAC-API
|||oMAC Request API'sThis module describes all MAC Request API's
|||oMAC General API'sThis module describes all MAC General API's
|||\MAC Response API'sThis module describes all MAC Response API's
||oMCL API'sThis module describes all Mac Core Layer(MCL) API's
|||oMCL Request API'sThis module describes all MCL Request API's
|||oMCL General API'sThis module describes all MCL General API's
|||oMCL Confirmation API'sThis module describes all MCL Confirmation API's
|||oMCL Indication API'sThis module describes all MCL Indication API's
|||\MCL Response API'sThis module describes all MCL Response API's
||\MAC Callback'sThis module describes all MAC Callback's
|| oMAC Confirmation Callback'sThis module describes all MAC Confirmation Callback's
|| \MAC Indication Callback'This module describes all MAC Indication Callback's
|\MAC Core Layer(MCL)The MAC Core Layer (MCL) abstracts and implements IEEE 802.15.4-2006 compliant behavior for non-beacon enabled and beacon-enabled network support
oSIO2HOST - UARTThis module performs serial input/output functionalities via UART
oClock Management
|\System Clock ManagementSee sysclk_quickstart
oMEGA reset causeSee reset_cause_quickstart
oAssembler SupportThis group provides a good handful of macros intended to smooth out the differences between various assemblers, similar to what compiler.h does for compilers, except that assemblers tend to be much less standardized than compilers
oMacro Repeat
oStringize
oToken Paste
oProgram memory
oGlobal interrupt managementThis is a driver for global enabling and disabling of interrupts
|\Deprecated interrupt definitions
oAtmel part identification macrosThis collection of macros identify which series and families that the various Atmel parts belong to
|oAVR UC3 parts
|oAVR XMEGA parts
|omegaAVR parts
|\SAM parts
oSerial Interface (Serial)See Quick start guide for Serial Interface service
oUSART module (USART)See Quick start guide for USART module
oCommon IOPORT APISee Quick start guide for the common IOPORT service
oPALThis module acts as a wrapper layer between the Wireless stack and the ASF drivers All hardwar level acess to the ASF drivers from the stack happens through this module
|\Common SW TimerImplements the software Algorithm for Timer Handling in the Stack
| \Group_pal_common_hw_timerImplements a common api interface for accessing timer drivers of all architectures
oBusy-Wait Delay RoutinesThis module provides simple loop-based delay routines for those applications requiring a brief wait during execution
oTransceiver Abstraction LayerThe Transceiver Abstraction Layer (TAL) implements the transceiver specific functionalities and provides interfaces to the upper layers (like IEEE 802.15.4 MAC )and uses the services of PAL
|\ATMEGARFR2 Transceiver Abstraction LayerThe ATmega256RFR2 is a low-power CMOS 8-bit microcontroller based on the AVR enhanced RISC architecture combined with a high data rate transceiver for the 2.4 GHz ISM band
| oTAL State MachineThe different operating states of the Transceiver are controlled by the TAL state machine
| oTAL Initialization and resetPerforms initialization and reset functionalities of the transceiver
| oTAL Energy DetectionPerforms the ED scan functionalities
| oTransceiver Interrupt HandlingHandles Transceiver related Interrupts
| oTAL PIB StorageThe PIB(Pan Information Base) attributes related to the TAL are Stored and handled by the TAL PIB storage
| oTAL Frame Transmission UnitThe Frame Transmission Unit generates and transmits the frames using PAL
| |\TAL CSMA/CA ModulePerforms channel access mechanism for frame transmission For Detailed information refer CSMA-CA algorithm section of IEEE Std 802.15.4-2006
| \TAL Frame Reception UnitThe Frame Reception Unit reads/uploads the incoming frames
oResource ManagementThe Resource Management provides access to resources to the stack or the application
|oBuffer ManagementBuffer Management (large and small buffers): provides services for dynamically allocating and freeing memory buffers
|\Queue ManagementQueue Management: provides services for creating and maintaining the queues
oSecurity toolboxThe STB (Security Toolbox) is a high level security abstraction layer providing an easy- to-use crypto API for direct application access.It is placed on top of the SAL and abstracts and implements transceiver or MCU dependent functionality that encrypts or decrypts frames usimg CCM according to 802.15.4/Zigbee
|\Group_salSAL Security abstraction layer The SAL (Security Abstraction Layer) provides an API that allows access to low level AES engine functions abstraction to encrypt and decrypt frames
oGeneral Purpose Input/OutputThis is the common API for GPIO
oGeneric board supportThe generic board support module includes board-specific definitions and function prototypes, such as the board initialization function
\Ioport_service_group