Re: [PATCH bluetooth-next] at86rf230: increase sleep to off timings

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Hello.

On 19/04/16 20:04, Alexander Aring wrote:
Hi,

Am 04/19/2016 um 04:41 PM schrieb Stefan Schmidt:
Hello.

On 19/04/16 15:34, Alexander Aring wrote:
I expierenced when setting channel while sleep mode it didn't changed
the channel inside the hardware registers. Then I got another report of
an user which has similar issues.

I increased the sleep to off state change timing, which is according
at86rf233 at maximum 1000 us. After this change I got no similar effects
again.

I tried another option to wait on AWAKE_END irq, which can be used to
wait until the transceiver is awaked. I tested it and the IRQ took 4
seconds after starting state change. I don't believe it takes 4 seconds
to go into the TRX_OFF state from SLEEP state. The alternative is to
increase the timings which seems to work.
Nicely spotted. Increasing the timing is fine here I think. Given the datasheet actually assumes a maximum of 1000 us we should allow for it as well.

Did you also check the maximum timing for 231 and 212 in the datasheet? Just to make sure they are not different (for example higher).
No the datasheets differs much here, there are 380 us only. I set it now to 1 ms,
because it's not really a hotpath yet where this is used.


I only was worried that the 231 or 212 need _longer_ than the 1ms for this. If the datasheet mentions a shorter maximum time this patch is fine as is. As you said, its not a hotpath and we are ok with this 1ms for setting the channel.

I already gave my reviewed by and I think the patch is fine as is to be applied.

regards
Stefan Schmidt

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