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3 THE STZEDN PROTOCOL STACK
In all other cases, there is no non-volatile memory write access.
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Figure 3: Non-volatile memory work flow.
3.5
Encryption Modes
Refer to table
for the supported encryption modes of the Wireless M-Bus protocol stack. The only mandatory encryption mode defined in OMS v.3.0.1 is mode 5.
Mode
0
1
5
Description
No encryption.
AES Counter Mode (AES-CTR).
AES Cipher Block Chaining Mode (AES-CBC) with dynamic initialization vector.
Table 11: Encryption Modes
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Table of contents
- 11 2.1 Introduction
- 12 2.2 Protocol Stack
- 12 Introduction
- 12 Communication Modes
- 13 Unidirectional vs. Bidirectional Communication
- 15 3.1 Wireless M-Bus Protocol Stack
- 16 3.2 Wireless M-Bus Protocol Stack Deliveries
- 16 Demonstration Applications
- 17 Wireless M-Bus Stack as Library
- 17 3.3 Configuration of the Wireless M-Bus Stack
- 17 3.4 Memory Models
- 18 3.4.1 Internal data
- 18 3.4.2 Volatile memory model
- 18 3.4.3 Non-volatile memory model
- 18 Data storage
- 19 Non-volatile memory management
- 20 3.5 Encryption Modes
- 21 3.6 Sleep modes
- 21 3.7 Wireless M-Bus Channels
- 23 4.1 Hardware
- 23 4.1.1 Supported Radio Types
- 23 4.1.2 Hardware requirements
- 23 4.1.3 Wireless M-Bus Hardware Platform
- 24 EFM32LG-STK3600 Leopard Gecko Starter Kit
- 25 MSC-RFP2EFM Adapter Board
- 26 Connection between Leopard Gecko MCU and EZRadioPRO transceiver
- 27 EZRadioPRO RF Pico Board
- 27 Required hardware resources
- 28 4.2 Firmware
- 29 Firmware Installation with Simplicity Studio
- 32 Install Firmware with IAR compiler
- 34 5.1 System Requirements
- 34 5.2 COM Port Settings
- 36 5.3 Loading the demo project
- 37 5.4 Collector short description
- 40 5.5 Meter short description
- 41 5.6 Using the Wireless M-Bus Suite
- 41 Mode selection
- 43 Console
- 44 5.7 Perform a ping test
- 46 5.8 Using the transmission tests
- 51 5.9 Wireless M-Bus Protocol Monitor Quick Start Guide
- 54 6.1 Introduction
- 54 6.2 Wireless M-BUS protocol
- 55 6.3 Running the protocol monitor
- 55 6.4 Packet View
- 56 6.5 CSV View
- 57 6.6 Statistics View
- 57 6.7 Timeline View
- 58 6.8 Details View
- 59 6.9 Filter View
- 60 6.10 No warranty
- 61 7.1 Introduction
- 61 7.2 The Wireless M-Bus Stack Nomenclature
- 61 7.2.1 Pre-compiled Firmware Files
- 61 Wireless M-Bus Stack Firmware Files
- 62 7.2.2 Wireless M-Bus Stack Libraries
- 63 7.2.3 IAR Projects and Configurations
- 63 Library Build IAR Workbench Project
- 63 Library Usage IAR Workbench Project
- 64 Source Code IAR Workbench Project with serial interface disabled
- 65 Source Code IAR Workbench Project with serial interface enabled
- 65 7.3 The Demonstration Application
- 65 Introduction
- 66 Demonstration Application without Wireless M-Bus Suite
- 67 Demonstration Application with Wireless M-Bus Suite
- 67 7.4 Download Binary Files
- 68 7.5 The Wireless M-Bus Stack as Library
- 68 Build Libraries
- 68 Use Libraries
- 68 7.6 The Wireless M-Bus Stack as Source Code