The Destination Address if present must:
o Be the (short 16-bit) broadcast address (0xFFFF)
o Or be a short (16-bit) address matching the SHORT_ADDR programmed in Register file: 0x03
– PAN Identifier and Short Address
o Or be a long (64-bit) address matching the Register file: 0x01 – Extended Unique Identifier.
长地址时需要特别参考
7.2.3 Register file: 0x01 – Extended Unique Identifier
ID Length
(octets)
Type Mnemonic Description
0x01 8 RW EUI Extended Unique Identifier – the 64-bit IEEE device address
Register map register file 0x01 is the Extended Unique Identifier register. For IEEE 802.15.4 compliance
every device should have a unique 64-bit device identifier. The high-order 24-bits of the EUI are a company
identifier assigned by the IEEE Registration Authority, (see http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/),
to the manufacturer. The low 40-bits of the EUI are the extension identifier uniquely chosen by the
manufacturer for each device manufactured and never repeated. The resultant EUI is a globally unique
identifier. It is expected that manufacturers who need to comply with this requirement will register with the
IEEE Registration Authority and generate and maintain their own EUI extension identifier numbering space to
ensure its uniqueness for every device made
说实话他说这个64地址是种MAC地址,但MAC地址不是48位么