Now, I know how to force the sleep mode of the end device, when the module that connects to the PC (coordinator) is out of range (or off).
Using the tester, I see that when I turn off the PC module, the end device begins to consume a lot of current (much more than when working), while I would like to bring it into sleep mode.
I need to collect data once a week, and wanted to know how to save the battery.
Using the tester, I see that when I turn off the PC module, the end device begins to consume a lot of current (much more than when working), while I would like to bring it into sleep mode.
Makes sense. The other end is trying to re-establish the connection. That takes more power that maintaining a connection.
Before turning off the PC end, can it send a message to the other device? Something like "GoodNight". The other end would see this message, and go to sleep, instead of high power search mode. I don't know if it is possible, since I don't know what kind of device is on the other end. Just thinking out loud.
how can I do to estabilish again the connection if it is sleeping ?
I thought you had worked that out first. Thinking in terms of anesthesiology, you need to plan how to wake the patient up, before putting the patient to sleep.