ISO/IEC 29145-2:2014
Information Technology - Wireless Beacon-enabled Energy Efficient Mesh network (WiBEEM) for wireless home network services — Part 2: MAC Layer
ISO/IEC 29145-2:2014(E) specifies the MAC of the WiBEEM (Wireless beacon-enabled energy efficient mesh network) protocol for wireless home network services that supports a low power-consuming wireless mesh network as well as device mobility and QoS.
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative reference
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Terms and definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
3.3 Conventions
4 Conformance
5 Overview of the WiBEEM technology
6 MAC layer specifications
6.1 General
6.2 MAC layer service specifications
6.2.1 Service overview
6.2.2 MAC data service
6.2.3 MAC management service
6.2.4 Association primitives
6.2.5 Disassociation primitives
6.2.6 Beacon notification primitive
6.2.7 Primitives for reading PIB attributes
6.2.8 RAP management primitives
6.2.9 Primitives for orphan notification
6.2.10 Primitives for resetting the MAC layer
6.2.11 Primitives for specifying the receiver enable time
6.2.12 Primitives for channel scanning
6.2.13 Communication status primitive
6.2.14 Primitives for writing MAC PIB attributes
6.2.15 Primitives for updating the superframe configuration
6.2.16 Primitives for synchronising with a WRC
6.2.17 Primitives for requesting data from a WRC
6.3 MAC frame formats
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 General MAC frame format
6.3.3 Beacon frame format
6.3.4 MAC command frame format
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1 – MAC layer structure
Figure 2 – Message sequence chart describing the MAC data service
Figure 3 – Message sequence chart for association
Figure 4 – Message sequence chart for disassociation
Figure 5 – Message sequence chart for RAP allocation initiated by a device
Figure 6 – Message sequence chart for RAP deallocation initiated by a device and the WMC
Figure 7 – Beacon lost (orphan notification) message sequence chart
Figure 8 – Message sequence chart for updating the superframe configuration
Figure 9 – Message sequence chart for synchronising to a WRC in a beacon-enabled WPAN
Figure 10 – Message sequence chart for requesting data from the WRC
Figure 11 – General MAC frame format
Figure 12 – Beacon frame format
Tables
Table 1 – MLDE-DATA.request parameters
Table 2 – MLDE-DATA.confirm parameters
Table 3 – MLDE-DATA.indication parameters
Table 4 – MLDE-ERASE.request parameters
Table 5 – MLDE-ERASE.confirm parameters
Table 6 – Summary of the primitives accessed through the MLME-SAP
Table 7 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.request parameters
Table 8 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.indication parameters
Table 9 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.response parameters
Table 10 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.confirm parameters
Table 11 – MLME-DISASSOCIATE.request parameters
Table 12 – MLME-DISASSOCIATE.indication parameters
Table 13 – MLME-DISASSOCIATE.confirm parameters
Table 14 – MLME-BEACON-NOTIFY.indication parameters
Table 15 – Elements of mesh descriptor
Table 16 – MLME-READ-MIB.request parameters
Table 17 – MLME-READ-MIB.confirm parameters
Table 18 – MLME- RAP-MANAGEMENT.request parameters
Table 19 – MLME-RAP-MANAGEMENT.confirm parameters
Table 20 – MLME-RAP-MANAGEMENT.indication parameters
Table 21 – MLME-BEACON-LOST.indication parameters
Table 22 – MLME-BEACON-LOST.indication parameters
Table 23 – MLME-RESET.request parameters
Table 24 – MLME-RESET.confirm parameters
Table 25 – MLME-RX-ON.request parameters
Table 26 – MLME-RX-ON.confirm parameters
Table 27 – MLME-SCAN.request parameters
Table 28 – MLME-SCAN.confirm parameters
Table 29 – MLME-COMM-RESULT.indication parameters
Table 30 – MLME-WRITE-MIB.request parameters
Table 31 – MLME-WRITE-MIB.confirm parameters
Table 32 – MLME-START.request parameters
Table 33 – MLME-START.confirm parameters
Table 34 – MLME-SYNC.request parameters
Table 35 – MLME-SYNC-LOSS.indication parameters
Table 36 – MLME-INDIRECT-COMM.request parameters
Table 37 – MLME-INDIRECT-COMM.confirm parameters
Table 38 – MAC command frame
Table 39 – Association request command
Table 41 – Association response command
Table 42 – Association status field
Table 43 – Disassociation notification command format
Table 44 – Disassociation reason code
Table 45 – Data request command format
Table 46 – Mesh ID conflict notification command format
Table 47 – Orphan notification command format
Table 48 – Beacon request command format
Table 49 – Co-ordinator realignment command format
Table 50 – CFP request command format
Table 51 – CFP characteristics field format
Table 52 – Rate reconfiguration request format
Table 53 – Data rate
Table 54 – Rate reconfiguration request command format
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative reference
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Terms and definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
3.3 Conventions
4 Conformance
5 Overview of the WiBEEM technology
6 MAC layer specifications
6.1 General
6.2 MAC layer service specifications
6.2.1 Service overview
6.2.2 MAC data service
6.2.3 MAC management service
6.2.4 Association primitives
6.2.5 Disassociation primitives
6.2.6 Beacon notification primitive
6.2.7 Primitives for reading PIB attributes
6.2.8 RAP management primitives
6.2.9 Primitives for orphan notification
6.2.10 Primitives for resetting the MAC layer
6.2.11 Primitives for specifying the receiver enable time
6.2.12 Primitives for channel scanning
6.2.13 Communication status primitive
6.2.14 Primitives for writing MAC PIB attributes
6.2.15 Primitives for updating the superframe configuration
6.2.16 Primitives for synchronising with a WRC
6.2.17 Primitives for requesting data from a WRC
6.3 MAC frame formats
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 General MAC frame format
6.3.3 Beacon frame format
6.3.4 MAC command frame format
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1 – MAC layer structure
Figure 2 – Message sequence chart describing the MAC data service
Figure 3 – Message sequence chart for association
Figure 4 – Message sequence chart for disassociation
Figure 5 – Message sequence chart for RAP allocation initiated by a device
Figure 6 – Message sequence chart for RAP deallocation initiated by a device and the WMC
Figure 7 – Beacon lost (orphan notification) message sequence chart
Figure 8 – Message sequence chart for updating the superframe configuration
Figure 9 – Message sequence chart for synchronising to a WRC in a beacon-enabled WPAN
Figure 10 – Message sequence chart for requesting data from the WRC
Figure 11 – General MAC frame format
Figure 12 – Beacon frame format
Tables
Table 1 – MLDE-DATA.request parameters
Table 2 – MLDE-DATA.confirm parameters
Table 3 – MLDE-DATA.indication parameters
Table 4 – MLDE-ERASE.request parameters
Table 5 – MLDE-ERASE.confirm parameters
Table 6 – Summary of the primitives accessed through the MLME-SAP
Table 7 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.request parameters
Table 8 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.indication parameters
Table 9 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.response parameters
Table 10 – MLME-ASSOCIATE.confirm parameters
Table 11 – MLME-DISASSOCIATE.request parameters
Table 12 – MLME-DISASSOCIATE.indication parameters
Table 13 – MLME-DISASSOCIATE.confirm parameters
Table 14 – MLME-BEACON-NOTIFY.indication parameters
Table 15 – Elements of mesh descriptor
Table 16 – MLME-READ-MIB.request parameters
Table 17 – MLME-READ-MIB.confirm parameters
Table 18 – MLME- RAP-MANAGEMENT.request parameters
Table 19 – MLME-RAP-MANAGEMENT.confirm parameters
Table 20 – MLME-RAP-MANAGEMENT.indication parameters
Table 21 – MLME-BEACON-LOST.indication parameters
Table 22 – MLME-BEACON-LOST.indication parameters
Table 23 – MLME-RESET.request parameters
Table 24 – MLME-RESET.confirm parameters
Table 25 – MLME-RX-ON.request parameters
Table 26 – MLME-RX-ON.confirm parameters
Table 27 – MLME-SCAN.request parameters
Table 28 – MLME-SCAN.confirm parameters
Table 29 – MLME-COMM-RESULT.indication parameters
Table 30 – MLME-WRITE-MIB.request parameters
Table 31 – MLME-WRITE-MIB.confirm parameters
Table 32 – MLME-START.request parameters
Table 33 – MLME-START.confirm parameters
Table 34 – MLME-SYNC.request parameters
Table 35 – MLME-SYNC-LOSS.indication parameters
Table 36 – MLME-INDIRECT-COMM.request parameters
Table 37 – MLME-INDIRECT-COMM.confirm parameters
Table 38 – MAC command frame
Table 39 – Association request command
Table 41 – Association response command
Table 42 – Association status field
Table 43 – Disassociation notification command format
Table 44 – Disassociation reason code
Table 45 – Data request command format
Table 46 – Mesh ID conflict notification command format
Table 47 – Orphan notification command format
Table 48 – Beacon request command format
Table 49 – Co-ordinator realignment command format
Table 50 – CFP request command format
Table 51 – CFP characteristics field format
Table 52 – Rate reconfiguration request format
Table 53 – Data rate
Table 54 – Rate reconfiguration request command format