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Hi! I have one basic question about end devices. What is the difference between full and minimal end devices apart from multicast address-related differences? Are there any constrains for MED? BR, |
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A Minimal Thread Device (MTD) delegates a number of functions to its parent (which is an FTD) to reduce memory and energy resources on the MTD. The parent is responsible for determining the proper path to forward outgoing messages. The FTD is also responsible for buffering messages if the MTD is a sleepy, so that the MTD can retrieve the buffered messages when it is most convenient. The Thread Primer - Node Roles and Types page provides more detail. |
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A Minimal Thread Device (MTD) delegates a number of functions to its parent (which is an FTD) to reduce memory and energy resources on the MTD. The parent is responsible for determining the proper path to forward outgoing messages. The FTD is also responsible for buffering messages if the MTD is a sleepy, so that the MTD can retrieve the buffered messages when it is most convenient.
The Thread Primer - Node Roles and Types page provides more detail.