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Add an extra argument to enable automatic channel scanning. This is managed by a seperate timer thread. Also move channel 11..26 numbers to reusable constants Signed-off-by: Joe Mullally <[email protected]>
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Add an extra argument to enable automatic channel scanning. This is managed by a seperate timer thread.
Also move channel 11..26 numbers to reusable constants
Signed-off-by: Joe Mullally [email protected]
If you don't already know what 802.15.4 channel some devices are using, it can take a lot of manual work and time to discover it (#19 would also help here). This provides an easy way to do a slow "site survey" of all the channels, where a user can start the capture once with the scanning enabled, and within 10-30mins should have packets from all busy channels.