Programming instructions

Atmel AT02597: ZigBee PRO Packet Analysis with Sniffer [APPLICATION NOTE]
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The security level shall be set as per the ZigBee specification, Table 3-1 is taken from the ZigBee specification
document and lists the supported security levels.
ZigBee Light Link (ZLL) security keys used for inter-PAN data exchange can also be configured in this sniffer using
menu option Window -> Sniffer -> Preferences -> ZLL security.
It is possible to add multiple keys, edit or remove existing keys as shown in Figure 3-4.
If the key is no
t added to sniffer, the packets shall not be decrypted and shall be displayed in a turquoise blue color font.
User Interface Options: It is possible to customize viewing options in BitCatcher
The default layout of the sniffer provides a snapshot of the packet log, a timeline view as well as a
packet dissector called the Packet view. It is possible to drag and re-arrange the views as per need and
also close views
The menu option Window -> Show view can be used to show a view closed by the user
Add Columns to the packets log panel (e.g.: HW src addr) by right-clicking on any column in the panel
and selecting the option Manage Columns
Packets are colorized depending on the layer at which they are formed and sent out (NWK, APS, and
MAC).
Apply Filters to display frames based on chosen fields in a frame by using menu option Window ->
Preferences -> Filters
3.3
Perytons Network Analyzer
Protocols: Perytons supports the following protocols:
IEEE 802.15.4 MAC
ZigBee PRO (Network, ZDO and APS layers)
ZigBee Public Profiles such as ZigBee Smart Energy, Home Automation, and Light Link
The active protocol can be set when the capture session is configured as shown in Figure 2-8.
Security: It is possible to monitor encrypted ZigBee network data by entering the NWK security key used in
the network. Use menu option Window -> Sniffer -> Preferences -> Core security as shown in Figure 3-5
Figure 3-5. Security Preferences in Perytons.