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  Filename:       mac_api.h
  Revised:        $Date: 2009-02-11 12:35:27 -0800 (Wed, 11 Feb 2009) $
  Revision:       $Revision: 19083 $

  Description:    Public interface file for 802.15.4 MAC.


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#ifndef MAC_API_H
#define MAC_API_H

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *                                          Includes
 * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */
#include "hal_types.h"
#include "saddr.h"
#include "sdata.h"

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *                                           Constants
 * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

/* Status */
#define MAC_SUCCESS                 0x00  /* Operation successful */
#define MAC_AUTOACK_PENDING_ALL_ON  0xFE  /* The AUTOPEND pending all is turned on */
#define MAC_AUTOACK_PENDING_ALL_OFF 0xFF  /* The AUTOPEND pending all is turned off */
#define MAC_BEACON_LOSS             0xE0  /* The beacon was lost following a synchronization request */
#define MAC_CHANNEL_ACCESS_FAILURE  0xE1  /* The operation or data request failed because of
                                             activity on the channel */
#define MAC_COUNTER_ERROR           0xDB  /* The frame counter puportedly applied by the originator of
                                             the received frame is invalid */
#define MAC_DENIED                  0xE2  /* The MAC was not able to enter low power mode. */
#define MAC_DISABLE_TRX_FAILURE     0xE3  /* Unused */
#define MAC_FRAME_TOO_LONG          0xE5  /* The received frame or frame resulting from an operation
                                             or data request is too long to be processed by the MAC */
#define MAC_IMPROPER_KEY_TYPE       0xDC  /* The key purportedly applied by the originator of the
                                             received frame is not allowed */
#define MAC_IMPROPER_SECURITY_LEVEL 0xDD  /* The security level purportedly applied by the originator of
                                             the received frame does not meet the minimum security level */
#define MAC_INVALID_ADDRESS         0xF5  /* The data request failed because neither the source address nor
                                             destination address parameters were present */
#define MAC_INVALID_GTS             0xE6  /* Unused */
#define MAC_INVALID_HANDLE          0xE7  /* The purge request contained an invalid handle */
#define MAC_INVALID_INDEX           0xF9  /* Unused */
#define MAC_INVALID_PARAMETER       0xE8  /* The API function parameter is out of range */
#define MAC_LIMIT_REACHED           0xFA  /* The scan terminated because the PAN descriptor storage limit
                                             was reached */
#define MAC_NO_ACK                  0xE9  /* The operation or data request failed because no
                                             acknowledgement was received */
#define MAC_NO_BEACON               0xEA  /* The scan request failed because no beacons were received or the
                                             orphan scan failed because no coordinator realignment was received */
#define MAC_NO_DATA                 0xEB  /* The associate request failed because no associate response was received
                                             or the poll request did not return any data */
#define MAC_NO_SHORT_ADDRESS        0xEC  /* The short address parameter of the start request was invalid */
#define MAC_ON_TIME_TOO_LONG        0xF6  /* Unused */
#define MAC_OUT_OF_CAP              0xED  /* Unused */
#define MAC_PAN_ID_CONFLICT         0xEE  /* A PAN identifier conflict has been detected and
                                             communicated to the PAN coordinator */
#define MAC_PAST_TIME               0xF7  /* Unused */
#define MAC_READ_ONLY               0xFB  /* A set request was issued with a read-only identifier */
#define MAC_REALIGNMENT             0xEF  /* A coordinator realignment command has been received */
#define MAC_SCAN_IN_PROGRESS        0xFC  /* The scan request failed because a scan is already in progress */
#define MAC_SECURITY_ERROR          0xE4  /* Cryptographic processing of the received secure frame failed */
#define MAC_SUPERFRAME_OVERLAP      0xFD  /* The beacon start time overlapped the coordinator transmission time */
#define MAC_TRACKING_OFF            0xF8  /* The start request failed because the device is not tracking
                                             the beacon of its coordinator */
#define MAC_TRANSACTION_EXPIRED     0xF0  /* The associate response, disassociate request, or indirect
                                             data transmission failed because the peer device did not respond
                                             before the transaction expired or was purged */
#define MAC_TRANSACTION_OVERFLOW    0xF1  /* The request failed because MAC data buffers are full */
#define MAC_TX_ACTIVE               0xF2  /* Unused */
#define MAC_UNAVAILABLE_KEY         0xF3  /* The operation or data request failed because the
                                             security key is not available */
#define MAC_UNSUPPORTED_ATTRIBUTE   0xF4  /* The set or get request failed because the attribute is not supported */
#define MAC_UNSUPPORTED_LEGACY      0xDE  /* The received frame was secured with legacy security which is
                                             not supported */
#define MAC_UNSUPPORTED_SECURITY    0xDF  /* The security of the received frame is not supported */
#define MAC_UNSUPPORTED             0x18  /* The operation is not supported in the current configuration */
#define MAC_BAD_STATE               0x19  /* The operation could not be performed in the current state */
#define MAC_NO_RESOURCES            0x1A  /* The operation could not be completed because no
                                             memory resources were available */
#define MAC_ACK_PENDING             0x1B  /* For internal use only */
#define MAC_NO_TIME                 0x1C  /* For internal use only */
#define MAC_TX_ABORTED              0x1D  /* For internal use only */
#define MAC_DUPLICATED_ENTRY        0x1E  /* For internal use only - A duplicated entry is added to the source matching table */

/* MAC Security Level */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_NONE          0x00  /* No security is used */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_MIC_32        0x01  /* MIC-32 authentication is used */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_MIC_64        0x02  /* MIC-64 authentication is used */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_MIC_128       0x03  /* MIC-128 authentication is used */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_ENC           0x04  /* AES encryption is used */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_ENC_MIC_32    0x05  /* AES encryption and MIC-32 authentication are used */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_ENC_MIC_64    0x06  /* AES encryption and MIC-64 authentication are used */
#define MAC_SEC_LEVEL_ENC_MIC_128   0x07  /* AES encryption and MIC-128 authentication are used */

/* Key Identifier Mode */
#define MAC_KEY_ID_MODE_NONE        0x00  /* Key is is not used */
#define MAC_KEY_ID_MODE_IMPLICIT    0x00  /* Key is determined implicitly */
#define MAC_KEY_ID_MODE_1           0x01  /* Key is determined from the 1-byte key index */
#define MAC_KEY_ID_MODE_4           0x02  /* Key is determined from the 4-byte key index */
#define MAC_KEY_ID_MODE_8           0x03  /* Key is determined from the 8-byte key index */

/* Key identifier field length in bytes */
#define MAC_KEY_ID_IMPLICIT_LEN     0
#define MAC_KEY_ID_1_LEN            1
#define MAC_KEY_ID_4_LEN            5
#define MAC_KEY_ID_8_LEN            9

/* Key source maximum length in bytes */
#define MAC_KEY_SOURCE_MAX_LEN      8

/* Data constants */
#if !defined ( MAC_MAX_FRAME_SIZE )
  #define MAC_MAX_FRAME_SIZE        102   /* Maximum application data length without security */
#endif

#define MAC_DATA_OFFSET             24    /* Bytes required for MAC header in data frame */
#define MAC_ENC_OFFSET              5     /* Data offset required for encryption header */
#define MAC_MIC_32_LEN              4     /* Length required for MIC-32 authentication */
#define MAC_MIC_64_LEN              8     /* Length required for MIC-64 authentication */
#define MAC_MIC_128_LEN             16    /* Length required for MIC-128 authentication */


/* TX Options */
#define MAC_TXOPTION_ACK            0x01  /* Acknowledged transmission.  The MAC will attempt to retransmit
                                             the frame until it is acknowledged */
#define MAC_TXOPTION_GTS            0x02  /* GTS transmission (unused) */
#define MAC_TXOPTION_INDIRECT       0x04  /* Indirect transmission.  The MAC will queue the data and wait
                                             for the destination device to poll for it.  This can only be used
                                             by a coordinator device */
#define MAC_TXOPTION_NO_RETRANS     0x10  /* This proprietary option prevents the frame from being retransmitted */
#define MAC_TXOPTION_NO_CNF         0x20  /* This proprietary option prevents a MAC_MCPS_DATA_CNF
                                             event from being sent for this frame */
#define MAC_TXOPTION_ALT_BE         0x40  /* Use PIB value MAC_ALT_BE for the minimum backoff exponent */
#define MAC_TXOPTION_PWR_CHAN       0x80  /* Use the power and channel values in macDataReq_t
                                             instead of the PIB values */

/* Channels */
#define MAC_CHAN_11                 11
#define MAC_CHAN_12                 12
#define MAC_CHAN_13                 13
#define MAC_CHAN_14                 14
#define MAC_CHAN_15                 15
#define MAC_CHAN_16                 16
#define MAC_CHAN_17                 17
#define MAC_CHAN_18                 18
#define MAC_CHAN_19                 19
#define MAC_CHAN_20                 20
#define MAC_CHAN_21                 21
#define MAC_CHAN_22                 22
#define MAC_CHAN_23                 23
#define MAC_CHAN_24                 24
#define MAC_CHAN_25                 25
#define MAC_CHAN_26                 26
#define MAC_CHAN_27                 27
#define MAC_CHAN_28                 28


/* This macro converts a channel to a mask */
#define MAC_CHAN_MASK(chan)         ((uint32) 1 << (chan))

/* Channel Masks */
#define MAC_CHAN_11_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_11)
#define MAC_CHAN_12_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_12)
#define MAC_CHAN_13_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_13)
#define MAC_CHAN_14_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_14)
#define MAC_CHAN_15_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_15)
#define MAC_CHAN_16_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_16)
#define MAC_CHAN_17_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_17)
#define MAC_CHAN_18_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_18)
#define MAC_CHAN_19_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_19)
#define MAC_CHAN_20_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_20)
#define MAC_CHAN_21_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_21)
#define MAC_CHAN_22_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_22)
#define MAC_CHAN_23_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_23)
#define MAC_CHAN_24_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_24)
#define MAC_CHAN_25_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_25)
#define MAC_CHAN_26_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_26)
#define MAC_CHAN_27_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_27)
#define MAC_CHAN_28_MASK            MAC_CHAN_MASK(MAC_CHAN_28)

/* Channel Page */
#define MAC_CHANNEL_PAGE_0          0     /* 2.4 GHz band using O-QPSK */
#define MAC_CHANNEL_PAGE_1          1     /* 868 and 915 MHz bands using ASK */
#define MAC_CHANNEL_PAGE_2          2     /* 868 and 915 MHz bands using O-QPSK */

/* Capability Information */
#define MAC_CAPABLE_PAN_COORD       0x01  /* Device is capable of becoming a PAN coordinator */
#define MAC_CAPABLE_FFD             0x02  /* Device is an FFD */
#define MAC_CAPABLE_MAINS_POWER     0x04  /* Device is mains powered rather than battery powered */
#define MAC_CAPABLE_RX_ON_IDLE      0x08  /* Device has its receiver on when idle */
#define MAC_CAPABLE_SECURITY        0x40  /* Device is capable of sending and receiving secured frames */
#define MAC_CAPABLE_ALLOC_ADDR      0x80  /* Request allocation of a short address in the associate procedure */

/* Standard PIB Get and Set Attributes */
#define MAC_ACK_WAIT_DURATION             0x40  /* The maximum number of symbols to wait for an acknowledgment frame */
#define MAC_ASSOCIATION_PERMIT            0x41  /* TRUE if a coordinator is currently allowing association */
#define MAC_AUTO_REQUEST                  0x42  /* TRUE if a device automatically sends a data request if its address
                                                   is listed in the beacon frame */
#define MAC_BATT_LIFE_EXT                 0x43  /* TRUE if battery life extension is enabled */
#define MAC_BATT_LIFE_EXT_PERIODS         0x44  /* The number of backoff periods during which the receiver is
                                                   enabled following a beacon in battery life extension mode */
#define MAC_BEACON_PAYLOAD                0x45  /* The contents of the beacon payload */
#define MAC_BEACON_PAYLOAD_LENGTH         0x46  /* The length in bytes of the beacon payload */
#define MAC_BEACON_ORDER                  0x47  /* How often the coordinator transmits a beacon */
#define MAC_BEACON_TX_TIME                0x48  /* The time the device transmitted its last beacon frame,
                                                   in backoff period units */
#define MAC_BSN                           0x49  /* The beacon sequence number */
#define MAC_COORD_EXTENDED_ADDRESS        0x4A  /* The extended address of the coordinator with which the device
                                                   is associated */
#define MAC_COORD_SHORT_ADDRESS           0x4B  /* The short address assigned to the coordinator with which the
                                                   device is associated.  A value of MAC_ADDR_USE_EXT indicates
                                                   that the coordinator is using its extended address */
#define MAC_DSN                           0x4C  /* The data or MAC command frame sequence number */
#define MAC_GTS_PERMIT                    0x4D  /* TRUE if the PAN coordinator accepts GTS requests */
#define MAC_MAX_CSMA_BACKOFFS             0x4E  /* The maximum number of backoffs the CSMA-CA algorithm will attempt
                                                   before declaring a channel failure */
#define MAC_MIN_BE                        0x4F  /* The minimum value of the backoff exponent in the CSMA-CA algorithm.
                                                   If this value is set to 0, collision avoidance is disabled during
                                                   the first iteration of the algorithm. Also for the slotted version
                                                   of the CSMA-CA algorithm with the battery life extension enabled,
                                                   the minimum value of the backoff exponent will be at least 2 */
#define MAC_PAN_ID                        0x50  /* The PAN identifier.  If this value is 0xffff, the device is not
                                                   associated */
#define MAC_PROMISCUOUS_MODE              0x51  /* TRUE if the MAC is in promiscuous mode */
#define MAC_RX_ON_WHEN_IDLE               0x52  /* TRUE if the MAC enables its receiver during idle periods */
#define MAC_SHORT_ADDRESS                 0x53  /* The short address that the device uses to communicate in the PAN.
                                                   If the device is a PAN coordinator, this value shall be set before
                                                   calling MAC_StartReq().  Otherwise the value is allocated during
                                                   association.  Value MAC_ADDR_USE_EXT indicates that the device is
                                                   associated but not using a short address */
#define MAC_SUPERFRAME_ORDER              0x54  /* This specifies the length of the active portion of the superframe */
#define MAC_TRANSACTION_PERSISTENCE_TIME  0x55  /* The maximum time in beacon intervals that a transaction is stored by
                                                   a coordinator and indicated in the beacon */
#define MAC_ASSOCIATED_PAN_COORD          0x56  /* TRUE if the device is associated to the PAN coordinator */
#define MAC_MAX_BE                        0x57  /* The maximum value of the backoff exponent in the CSMA-CA algorithm */
#define MAC_MAX_FRAME_TOTAL_WAIT_TIME     0x58  /* The maximum number of CAP symbols in a beacon-enabled PAN, or
                                                   symbols in a non beacon-enabled PAN, to wait for a frame intended
                                                   as a response to a data request frame */
#define MAC_MAX_FRAME_RETRIES             0x59  /* The maximum number of retries allowed after a transmission failure */
#define MAC_RESPONSE_WAIT_TIME            0x5A  /* The maximum number of symbols a device shall wait for a response
                                                   command to be available following a request command in multiples
                                                   of aBaseSuperframeDuration */
#define MAC_SYNC_SYMBOL_OFFSET            0x5B  /* The timestamp offset from SFD in symbols */
#define MAC_TIMESTAMP_SUPPORTED           0x5C  /* TRUE if the MAC supports RX and TX timestamps */
#define MAC_SECURITY_ENABLED              0x5D  /* TRUE if security is enabled */

/* Proprietary PIB Get and Set Attributes */
#define MAC_PHY_TRANSMIT_POWER            0xE0  /* The transmit power in units of -1 dBm */
#define MAC_LOGICAL_CHANNEL               0xE1  /* The logical channel */
#define MAC_EXTENDED_ADDRESS              0xE2  /* The extended address of the device */
#define MAC_ALT_BE                        0xE3  /* alternate minimum backoff exponent */

/* Disassociate Reason */
#define MAC_DISASSOC_COORD          1     /* The coordinator wishes the device to disassociate */
#define MAC_DISASSOC_DEVICE         2     /* The device itself wishes to disassociate */


/* Scan Type */
#define MAC_SCAN_ED                 0     /* Energy detect scan.  The device will tune to each channel and
                                             perform and energy measurement.  The list of channels and their
                                             associated measurements will be returned at the end of the scan */
#define MAC_SCAN_ACTIVE             1     /* Active scan.  The device tunes to each channel, sends a beacon
                                             request and listens for beacons.  The PAN descriptors are returned
                                             at the end of the scan */
#define MAC_SCAN_PASSIVE            2     /* Passive scan.  The device tunes to each channel and listens for
                                             beacons.  The PAN descriptors are returned at the end of the scan */
#define MAC_SCAN_ORPHAN             3     /* Orphan scan.  The device tunes to each channel and sends an orphan
                                             notification to try and find its coordinator.  The status is returned
                                             at the end of the scan */

/* Special address values */
#define MAC_ADDR_USE_EXT            0xFFFE  /* Short address value indicating extended address is used */
#define MAC_SHORT_ADDR_BROADCAST    0xFFFF  /* Broadcast short address */
#define MAC_SHORT_ADDR_NONE         0xFFFF  /* Short address when there is no short address */

/* Comm status indication reasons */
#define MAC_COMM_ASSOCIATE_RSP      0     /* Event sent in response to MAC_AssociateRsp() */
#define MAC_COMM_ORPHAN_RSP         1     /* Event sent in response to MAC_OrphanRsp() */
#define MAC_COMM_RX_SECURE          2     /* Event sent as a result of receiving a secure frame */

/* Power Mode */
#define MAC_PWR_ON                  0     /* MAC and radio hardware is powered on */
#define MAC_PWR_SLEEP_LITE          1     /* MAC and radio hardware are partially powered off */
#define MAC_PWR_SLEEP_DEEP          2     /* MAC and radio hardware are fully powered off */

/* MAC Callback Events */
#define MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_IND      1     /* Associate indication */
#define MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_CNF      2     /* Associate confirm */
#define MAC_MLME_DISASSOCIATE_IND   3     /* Disassociate indication */
#define MAC_MLME_DISASSOCIATE_CNF   4     /* Disassociate confirm */
#define MAC_MLME_BEACON_NOTIFY_IND  5     /* Beacon notify indication */
#define MAC_MLME_ORPHAN_IND         6     /* Orphan indication */
#define MAC_MLME_SCAN_CNF           7     /* Scan confirm */
#define MAC_MLME_START_CNF          8     /* Start confirm */
#define MAC_MLME_SYNC_LOSS_IND      9     /* Sync loss indication */
#define MAC_MLME_POLL_CNF           10    /* Poll confirm */
#define MAC_MLME_COMM_STATUS_IND    11    /* Communication status indication */
#define MAC_MCPS_DATA_CNF           12    /* Data confirm */
#define MAC_MCPS_DATA_IND           13    /* Data indication */
#define MAC_MCPS_PURGE_CNF          14    /* Purge confirm */
#define MAC_PWR_ON_CNF              15    /* Power on confirm */
#define MAC_MLME_POLL_IND           16    /* Poll indication */



/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *                                           Macros
 * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

/* Returns the number of short addresses in the pending address specification */
#define MAC_PEND_NUM_SHORT(pendAddrSpec)  ((pendAddrSpec) & 0x07)

/* Returns the number of extended addresses in the pending address specification */
#define MAC_PEND_NUM_EXT(pendAddrSpec)    (((pendAddrSpec) & 0x70) >> 4)

/* Returns the length in bytes of the pending address fields in the beacon */
#define MAC_PEND_FIELDS_LEN(pendAddrSpec) ((MAC_PEND_NUM_SHORT(pendAddrSpec) * 2) + \
                                           (MAC_PEND_NUM_EXT(pendAddrSpec) * 8))

/* The following macros are provided to help parse the superframe specification */
#define MAC_SFS_BEACON_ORDER(s)           ((s) & 0x0F)          /* returns the beacon order */
#define MAC_SFS_SUPERFRAME_ORDER(s)       (((s) >> 4) & 0x0F)   /* returns the beacon order */
#define MAC_SFS_FINAL_CAP_SLOT(s)         (((s) >> 8) & 0x0F)   /* returns the final CAP slot */
#define MAC_SFS_BLE(s)                    (((s) >> 12) & 0x01)  /* returns the battery life extension bit */
#define MAC_SFS_PAN_COORDINATOR(s)        (((s) >> 14) & 0x01)  /* returns the PAN coordinator bit */
#define MAC_SFS_ASSOCIATION_PERMIT(s)     ((s) >> 15)           /* returns the association permit bit */

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *                                           Typedefs
 * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

/* MAC event header type */
typedef struct
{
  uint8   event;              /* MAC event */
  uint8   status;             /* MAC status */
} macEventHdr_t;

/* Common security type */
typedef struct
{
  uint8   keySource[MAC_KEY_SOURCE_MAX_LEN];  /* Key source */
  uint8   securityLevel;                      /* Security level */
  uint8   keyIdMode;                          /* Key identifier mode */
  uint8   keyIndex;                           /* Key index */
} macSec_t;

/* For internal use only */
typedef struct
{
  uint32            timestamp;
  uint16            timestamp2;
  uint16            timeToLive;
  uint8             frameType;
  uint8             txOptions;
  uint8             txMode;
  uint8             txSched;
  uint8             retries;
  uint8             channel;
  uint8             power;
  uint8             mpduLinkQuality;
  uint8             correlation;
  int8              rssi;
} macTxIntData_t;

/* For internal use only */
typedef struct
{
  uint8             frameType;
  uint8             flags;
} macRxIntData_t;

/* Data request parameters type */
typedef struct
{
  sAddr_t         dstAddr;      /* The address of the destination device */
  uint16          dstPanId;     /* The PAN ID of the destination device */
  uint8           srcAddrMode;  /* The source address mode */
  uint8           msduHandle;   /* Application-defined handle value associated with this data request */
  uint8           txOptions;    /* TX options bit mask */
  uint8           channel;      /* Transmit the data frame on this channel */
  uint8           power;        /* Transmit the data frame at this power level */
} macDataReq_t;

/* MCPS data request type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;        /* Internal use only */
  sData_t         msdu;       /* Data pointer and length */
  macTxIntData_t  internal;   /* Internal use only */
  macSec_t        sec;        /* Security parameters */
  macDataReq_t    mac;        /* Data request parameters */
} macMcpsDataReq_t;

/* Data indication parameters type */
typedef struct
{
  sAddr_t   srcAddr;          /* The address of the sending device */
  sAddr_t   dstAddr;          /* The address of the destination device */
  uint32    timestamp;        /* The time, in backoffs, at which the data were received */
  uint16    timestamp2;       /* The time, in internal MAC timer units, at which the
                                 data were received */
  uint16    srcPanId;         /* The PAN ID of the sending device */
  uint16    dstPanId;         /* The PAN ID of the destination device */
  uint8     mpduLinkQuality;  /* The link quality of the received data frame */
  uint8     correlation;      /* The raw correlation value of the received data frame */
  int8      rssi;             /* The received RF power in units dBm */
  uint8     dsn;              /* The data sequence number of the received frame */
} macDataInd_t;


/* MCPS data indication type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t  hdr;         /* Internal use only */
  sData_t        msdu;        /* Data pointer and length */
  macRxIntData_t internal;    /* Internal use only */
  macSec_t       sec;         /* Security parameters */
  macDataInd_t   mac;         /* Data indication parameters */
} macMcpsDataInd_t;

/* MCPS data confirm type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t      hdr;              /* Contains the status of the data request operation */
  uint8              msduHandle;       /* Application-defined handle value associated with the data request */
  macMcpsDataReq_t   *pDataReq;        /* Pointer to the data request buffer for this data confirm */
  uint32             timestamp;        /* The time, in backoffs, at which the frame was transmitted */
  uint16             timestamp2;       /* The time, in internal MAC timer units, at which the
                                          frame was transmitted */
  uint8              retries;          /* The number of retries required to transmit the data frame */
  uint8              mpduLinkQuality;  /* The link quality of the received ack frame */
  uint8              correlation;      /* The raw correlation value of the received ack frame */
  int8               rssi;             /* The RF power of the received ack frame in units dBm */
} macMcpsDataCnf_t;


/* MCPS purge confirm type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t      hdr;         /* Contains the status of the purge request operation */
  uint8              msduHandle;  /* Application-defined handle value associated with the data request */
} macMcpsPurgeCnf_t;

/* PAN descriptor type */
typedef struct
{
  sAddr_t       coordAddress;     /* The address of the coordinator sending the beacon */
  uint16        coordPanId;       /* The PAN ID of the network */
  uint16        superframeSpec;   /* The superframe specification of the network */
  uint8         logicalChannel;   /* The logical channel of the network */
  uint8         channelPage;      /* The current channel page occupied by the network */
  bool          gtsPermit;        /* TRUE if coordinator accepts GTS requests */
  uint8         linkQuality;      /* The link quality of the received beacon */
  uint32        timestamp;        /* The time at which the beacon was received, in backoffs */
  bool          securityFailure;  /* Set to TRUE if there was an error in the security processing */
  macSec_t      sec;              /* The security parameters for the received beacon frame */
} macPanDesc_t;

/* MLME associate request type */
typedef struct
{
  uint8       logicalChannel;         /* The channel on which to attempt association */
  uint8       channelPage;            /* The channel page on which to attempt association */
  sAddr_t     coordAddress;           /* Address of the coordinator with which to associate */
  uint16      coordPanId;             /* The identifier of the PAN with which to associate */
  uint8       capabilityInformation;  /* The operational capabilities of this device */
  macSec_t    sec;                    /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeAssociateReq_t;

/* MLME associate response type */
typedef struct
{
  sAddrExt_t  deviceAddress;       /* The address of the device requesting association */
  uint16      assocShortAddress;   /* The short address allocated to the device */
  uint8       status;              /* The status of the association attempt */
  macSec_t    sec;                 /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeAssociateRsp_t;

/* MLME disassociate request type */
typedef struct
{
  sAddr_t     deviceAddress;       /* The address of the device with which to disassociate */
  uint16      devicePanId;         /* The PAN ID of the device */
  uint8       disassociateReason;  /* The disassociate reason */
  bool        txIndirect;          /* Transmit Indirect */
  macSec_t    sec;                 /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeDisassociateReq_t;


/* MLME orphan response type */
typedef struct
{
  sAddrExt_t  orphanAddress;      /* The extended address of the device sending the orphan notification */
  uint16      shortAddress;       /* The short address of the orphaned device */
  bool        associatedMember;   /* Set to TRUE if the orphaned device is associated with this coordinator */
  macSec_t    sec;                /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeOrphanRsp_t;

/* MLME poll request type */
typedef struct
{
  sAddr_t     coordAddress;       /* The address of the coordinator device to poll */
  uint16      coordPanId;         /* The PAN ID of the coordinator */
  macSec_t    sec;                /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmePollReq_t;

/* MLME scan request type */
typedef struct
{
  uint32           scanChannels;    /* Bit mask indicating which channels to scan */
  uint8            scanType;        /* The type of scan */
  uint8            scanDuration;    /* The exponent used in the scan duration calculation */
  uint8            channelPage;     /* The channel page on which to perform the scan */
  uint8            maxResults;      /* The maximum number of PAN descriptor results */
  macSec_t         sec;             /* The security parameters for orphan scan */
  union {
    uint8         *pEnergyDetect;   /* Pointer to a buffer to store energy detect measurements */
    macPanDesc_t  *pPanDescriptor;  /* Pointer to a buffer to store PAN descriptors */
  } result;
} macMlmeScanReq_t;

/* MLME start request type */
typedef struct
{
  uint32      startTime;          /* The time to begin transmitting beacons relative to the received beacon */
  uint16      panId;              /* The PAN ID to use.  This parameter is ignored if panCoordinator is FALSE */
  uint8       logicalChannel;     /* The logical channel to use.  This parameter is ignored if panCoordinator is FALSE */
  uint8       channelPage;        /* The channel page to use.  This parameter is ignored if panCoordinator is FALSE */
  uint8       beaconOrder;        /* The exponent used to calculate the beacon interval */
  uint8       superframeOrder;    /* The exponent used to calculate the superframe duration */
  bool        panCoordinator;     /* Set to TRUE to start a network as PAN coordinator */
  bool        batteryLifeExt;     /* If this value is TRUE, the receiver is disabled after MAC_BATT_LIFE_EXT_PERIODS
                                     full backoff periods following the interframe spacing period of the beacon frame */
  bool        coordRealignment;   /* Set to TRUE to transmit a coordinator realignment prior to changing
                                     the superframe configuration */
  macSec_t    realignSec;         /* Security parameters for the coordinator realignment frame */
  macSec_t    beaconSec;          /* Security parameters for the beacon frame */
} macMlmeStartReq_t;

/* MAC_MlmeSyncReq type */
typedef struct
{
  uint8       logicalChannel;     /* The logical channel to use */
  uint8       channelPage;        /* The channel page to use */
  bool        trackBeacon;        /* Set to TRUE to continue tracking beacons after synchronizing with the
                                     first beacon.  Set to FALSE to only synchronize with the first beacon */
} macMlmeSyncReq_t;

/* MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_IND type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;                    /* The event header */
  sAddrExt_t      deviceAddress;          /* The address of the device requesting association */
  uint8           capabilityInformation;  /* The operational capabilities of the device requesting association */
  macSec_t        sec;                    /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeAssociateInd_t;

/* MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_CNF type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;                    /* Event header contains the status of the associate attempt */
  uint16          assocShortAddress;      /* If successful, the short address allocated to this device */
  macSec_t        sec;                    /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeAssociateCnf_t;

/* MAC_MLME_DISASSOCIATE_IND type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;                    /* The event header */
  sAddrExt_t      deviceAddress;          /* The address of the device sending the disassociate command */
  uint8           disassociateReason;     /* The disassociate reason */
  macSec_t        sec;                    /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeDisassociateInd_t;

/* MAC_MLME_DISASSOCIATE_CNF type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;                    /* Event header contains the status of the disassociate attempt */
  sAddr_t         deviceAddress;          /* The address of the device that has either requested disassociation
                                             or been instructed to disassociate by its coordinator */
  uint16          panId;                  /* The pan ID of the device that has either requested disassociation
                                             or been instructed to disassociate by its coordinator */
} macMlmeDisassociateCnf_t;

/* MAC_MLME_BEACON_NOTIFY_IND type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t  hdr;             /* The event header */
  uint8          bsn;             /* The beacon sequence number */
  macPanDesc_t   *pPanDesc;       /* The PAN descriptor for the received beacon */
  uint8          pendAddrSpec;    /* The beacon pending address specification */
  uint8          *pAddrList;      /* The list of device addresses for which the sender of the beacon has data */
  uint8          sduLength;       /* The number of bytes in the beacon payload of the beacon frame */
  uint8          *pSdu;           /* The beacon payload */
} macMlmeBeaconNotifyInd_t;

/* MAC_MLME_ORPHAN_IND type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;            /* The event header */
  sAddrExt_t      orphanAddress;  /* The address of the orphaned device */
  macSec_t        sec;            /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeOrphanInd_t;

/* MAC_MLME_SCAN_CNF type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;                /* Event header contains the status of the scan request */
  uint8           scanType;           /* The type of scan requested */
  uint8           channelPage;        /* The channel page of the scan */
  uint32          unscannedChannels;  /* Bit mask of channels that were not scanned */
  uint8           resultListSize;     /* The number of PAN descriptors returned in the results list */
  union
  {
    uint8         *pEnergyDetect;     /* The list of energy measurements, one for each channel scanned */
    macPanDesc_t  *pPanDescriptor;    /* The list of PAN descriptors, one for each beacon found */
  } result;
} macMlmeScanCnf_t;

/* MAC_MLME_START_CNF type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;            /* Event header contains the status of the start request */
} macMlmeStartCnf_t;

/* MAC_MLME_SYNC_LOSS_IND type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;            /* Event header contains the reason that synchronization was lost */
  uint16          panId;          /* The PAN ID of the realignment */
  uint8           logicalChannel; /* The logical channel of the realignment */
  uint8           channelPage;    /* The channel page of the realignment */
  macSec_t        sec;            /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeSyncLossInd_t;

/* MAC_MLME_POLL_CNF type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;            /* Event header contains the status of the poll request */
} macMlmePollCnf_t;

/* MAC_MLME_COMM_STATUS_IND type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;            /* Event header contains the status for this event */
  sAddr_t         srcAddr;        /* The source address associated with the event */
  sAddr_t         dstAddr;        /* The destination address associated with the event */
  uint16          panId;          /* The PAN ID associated with the event */
  uint8           reason;         /* The reason the event was generated */
  macSec_t        sec;            /* The security parameters for this message */
} macMlmeCommStatusInd_t;

/* MAC_MLME_POLL_IND type */
typedef struct
{
  macEventHdr_t   hdr;
  uint16          srcShortAddr;   /* Short address of the device sending the data request */
  uint16          srcPanId;       /* Pan ID of the device sending the data request */
} macMlmePollInd_t;

/* Union of callback structures */
typedef union
{
  macEventHdr_t            hdr;
  macMlmeAssociateInd_t    associateInd;      /* MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_IND */
  macMlmeAssociateCnf_t    associateCnf;      /* MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_CNF */
  macMlmeDisassociateInd_t disassociateInd;   /* MAC_MLME_DISASSOCIATE_IND */
  macMlmeDisassociateCnf_t disassociateCnf;   /* MAC_MLME_DISASSOCIATE_CNF */
  macMlmeBeaconNotifyInd_t beaconNotifyInd;   /* MAC_MLME_BEACON_NOTIFY_IND */
  macMlmeOrphanInd_t       orphanInd;         /* MAC_MLME_ORPHAN_IND */
  macMlmeScanCnf_t         scanCnf;           /* MAC_MLME_SCAN_CNF */
  macMlmeStartCnf_t        startCnf;          /* MAC_MLME_START_CNF */
  macMlmeSyncLossInd_t     syncLossInd;       /* MAC_MLME_SYNC_LOSS_IND */
  macMlmePollCnf_t         pollCnf;           /* MAC_MLME_POLL_CNF */
  macMlmeCommStatusInd_t   commStatusInd;     /* MAC_MLME_COMM_STATUS_IND */
  macMlmePollInd_t         pollInd;           /* MAC_MLME_POLL_IND */
  macMcpsDataCnf_t         dataCnf;           /* MAC_MCPS_DATA_CNF */
  macMcpsDataInd_t         dataInd;           /* MAC_MCPS_DATA_IND */
  macMcpsPurgeCnf_t        purgeCnf;          /* MAC_MCPS_PURGE_CNF */
} macCbackEvent_t;

/* Configurable parameters */
typedef struct
{
  uint8   txDataMax;              /* maximum number of data frames in transmit queue */
  uint8   txMax;                  /* maximum number of frames of all types in transmit queue */
  uint8   rxMax;                  /* maximum number of command and data frames in receive queue */
  uint8   dataIndOffset;          /* allocate additional bytes in the data indication for
                                     application-defined headers */
  bool    appPendingQueue;        /* determine whether MAC_MLME_POLL_IND will be sent to the application or not
                                     when data request is received and no pending frame is found in the MAC */
} macCfg_t;


/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *                                        Internal Functions
 * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

/* These functions are used when creating the OSAL MAC task.  They must not be used for any
 * other purpose.
 */
extern void macTaskInit(uint8 taskId);
extern uint16 macEventLoop(uint8 taskId, uint16 events);


/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *                                           Functions
 * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_Init
 *
 * @brief       This function initializes the MAC subsystem.  It must be called once when the
 *              software system is started and before any other function in the MAC API
 *              is called.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_Init(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_InitDevice
 *
 * @brief       This function initializes the MAC to associate with a non
 *              beacon-enabled network.  This function would be used to
 *              initialize a device as an RFD.  If this function is used it
 *              must be called during application initialization before any
 *              other function in the data or management API is called.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_InitDevice(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_InitCoord
 *
 * @brief       This function initializes the MAC for operation as a
 *              coordinator.  A coordinator can start a network, accept
 *              associate requests from other devices, send beacons, send
 *              indirect data, and other operations.  This function would
 *              be used to initialize a device as an FFD.  If this function
 *              is used it must be called during application initialization
 *              before any other function in the data or management API
 *              is called.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_InitCoord(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_InitSecurity
 *
 * @brief       This function initializes the MAC to allow use of security.
 *              If this function is used it must be called during application
 *              initialization before any other function in the data or
 *              management API is called.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_InitSecurity(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_InitBeaconCoord
 *
 * @brief       This function initializes the MAC for operation as a coordinator in a
 *              beacon-enabled network.  If this function is used it must
 *              be called during application initialization before any other
 *              function in the data or management API is called.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_InitBeaconCoord(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_InitBeaconTrack
 *
 * @brief       This function initializes the MAC to allow it to associate
 *              with and track a beacon-enabled network.  If this function is
 *              used it must be called during application initialization
 *              before any other function in the data or management API
 *              is called.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_InitBeaconDevice(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_McpsDataReq
 *
 * @brief       This function sends application data to the MAC for
 *              transmission in a MAC data frame.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_McpsDataReq(macMcpsDataReq_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_McpsPurgeReq
 *
 * @brief       This function purges and discards a data request from the
 *              MAC data queue.  When the operation is complete the MAC sends
 *              a MAC_MCPS_PURGE_CNF.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       msduHandle - The application-defined handle value
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_McpsPurgeReq(uint8 msduHandle);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_McpsDataAlloc
 *
 * @brief       This direct-execute function simplifies the allocation and
 *              preparation of the data buffer MAC_McpsDataReq().  The
 *              function allocates a buffer and prepares the data pointer.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       len - Length of application data in bytes.
 * @param       securityLevel - Security level used for this frame.
 * @param       keyIdMode - Key ID mode used for this frame.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      Returns a pointer to the allocated buffer.  If the function
 *              fails for any reason it returns NULL.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern macMcpsDataReq_t *MAC_McpsDataAlloc(uint8 len, uint8 securityLevel, uint8 keyIdMode);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeAssociateReq
 *
 * @brief       This function sends an associate request to a coordinator
 *              device.  The application shall attempt to associate only with
 *              a PAN that is currently allowing association, as indicated
 *              in the results of the scanning procedure. In a beacon-enabled
 *              PAN the beacon order and superframe order must be set by using
 *              MAC_MlmeSetReq() before making the call to MAC_MlmeAssociateReq().
 *              If not, the associate request frame is likely to be transmitted
 *              outside the superframe.  When the associate request is complete
 *              the MAC sends a MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_CNF to the application.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmeAssociateReq(macMlmeAssociateReq_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeAssociateRsp
 *
 * @brief       This function sends an associate response to a device
 *              requesting to associate.  This function must be called after
 *              receiving a MAC_MLME_ASSOCIATE_IND.  When the associate response is
 *              complete the MAC sends a MAC_MLME_COMM_STATUS_IND to the application
 *              to indicate the success or failure of the operation.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmeAssociateRsp(macMlmeAssociateRsp_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeDisassociateReq
 *
 * @brief       This function is used by an associated device to notify the
 *              coordinator of its intent to leave the PAN.  It is also used
 *              by the coordinator to instruct an associated device to leave
 *              the PAN.  When the disassociate is complete the MAC sends a
 *              MAC_MLME_DISASSOCIATE_CNF to the application.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmeDisassociateReq(macMlmeDisassociateReq_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeGetReq
 *
 * @brief       This direct execute function retrieves an attribute value
 *              from the MAC PIB.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pibAttribute - The attribute identifier.
 * @param       pValue - pointer to the attribute value.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * @param       pValue - pointer to the attribute value.
 *
 * @return      The status of the request, as follows:
 *              MAC_SUCCESS Operation successful.
 *              MAC_UNSUPPORTED_ATTRIBUTE Attribute not found.
 *
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_MlmeGetReq(uint8 pibAttribute, void *pValue);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeOrphanRsp
 *
 * @brief       This function is called in response to an orphan notification
 *              from a peer device.  This function must be called after
 *              receiving a MAC_MLME_ORPHAN_IND.  When the orphan response is
 *              complete the MAC sends a MAC_MLME_COMM_STATUS_IND to the
 *              application to indicate the success or failure of the operation.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmeOrphanRsp(macMlmeOrphanRsp_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmePollReq
 *
 * @brief       This function is used to request pending data from the
 *              coordinator.  When the poll request is complete the MAC sends
 *              a MAC_MLME_POLL_CNF to the application.  If a data frame of
 *              nonzero length is received from the coordinator the MAC sends
 *              a MAC_MLME_POLL_CNF with status MAC_SUCCESS and then sends a
 *              MAC_MCPS_DATA_IND with the data.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmePollReq(macMlmePollReq_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeResetReq
 *
 * @brief       This direct execute function resets the MAC.  This function
 *              must be called once at system startup before any other
 *              function in the management API is called.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       setDefaultPib - Set to TRUE to reset the MAC PIB to its
 *                              default values.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      Returns MAC_SUCCESS always.
 *
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_MlmeResetReq(bool setDefaultPib);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeScanReq
 *
 * @brief       This function initiates an energy detect, active, passive,
 *              or orphan scan on one or more channels.  An energy detect
 *              scan measures the peak energy on each requested channel.
 *              An active scan sends a beacon request on each channel and
 *              then listening for beacons.  A passive scan is a receive-only
 *              operation that listens for beacons on each channel.  An orphan
 *              scan is used to locate the coordinator with which the scanning
 *              device had previously associated.  When a scan operation is
 *              complete the MAC sends a MAC_MLME_SCAN_CNF to the application.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmeScanReq(macMlmeScanReq_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeSetReq
 *
 * @brief       This direct execute function sets an attribute value
 *              in the MAC PIB.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pibAttribute - The attribute identifier.
 * @param       pValue - pointer to the attribute value.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      The status of the request, as follows:
 *              MAC_SUCCESS Operation successful.
 *              MAC_UNSUPPORTED_ATTRIBUTE Attribute not found.
 *
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_MlmeSetReq(uint8 pibAttribute, void *pValue);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeStartReq
 *
 * @brief       This function is called by a coordinator or PAN coordinator
 *              to start or reconfigure a network.  Before starting a
 *              network the device must have set its short address.  A PAN
 *              coordinator sets the short address by setting the attribute
 *              MAC_SHORT_ADDRESS.  A coordinator sets the short address
 *              through association.  When the operation is complete the
 *              MAC sends a MAC_MLME_START_CNF to the application.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmeStartReq(macMlmeStartReq_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_MlmeSyncReq
 *
 * @brief       This function requests the MAC to synchronize with the
 *              coordinator by acquiring and optionally tracking its beacons.
 *              Synchronizing with the coordinator is recommended before
 *              associating in a beacon-enabled network.  If the beacon could
 *              not be located on its initial search or during tracking, the
 *              MAC sends a MAC_MLME_SYNC_LOSS_IND to the application with
 *              status MAC_BEACON_LOSS.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_MlmeSyncReq(macMlmeSyncReq_t *pData);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_PwrOffReq
 *
 * @brief       This direct execute function requests the MAC to power off
 *              the radio hardware and go to sleep.  If the MAC is able to
 *              power off it will execute its power off procedure and return
 *              MAC_SUCCESS.  If the MAC is unable to sleep it will return
 *              MAC_DENIED.  The MAC is unable to sleep when it is executing
 *              certain procedures, such as a scan, data request, or association.
 *              If this function is called when the MAC is already in sleep mode
 *              it will return MAC_SUCCESS but do nothing.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       mode - The desired low power mode.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      The status of the request, as follows:
 *              MAC_SUCCESS  Operation successful; the MAC is powered off.
 *              MAC_DENIED  The MAC was not able to power off.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_PwrOffReq(uint8 mode);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_PwrOnReq
 *
 * @brief       This function requests the MAC to power on the radio hardware
 *              and wake up.  When the power on procedure is complete the MAC
 *              will send a MAC_PWR_ON_CNF to the application.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_PwrOnReq(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_PwrMode
 *
 * @brief       This function returns the current power mode of the MAC.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      The current power mode of the MAC.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_PwrMode(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_PwrNextTimeout
 *
 * @brief       This function returns the next MAC timer expiration in 320 usec units.  If no
 *              timer is running it returns zero.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      The next MAC timer expiration or zero.
 **************************************************************************************************
*/
extern uint32 MAC_PwrNextTimeout(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_RandomByte
 *
 * @brief       This function returns a random byte from the MAC random number generator.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      A random byte.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_RandomByte(void);

/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_SrcMatchEnable
 *
 * @brief      Enabled AUTOPEND and source address matching. if number of source
 *             address table entries asked for is more than the hardware
 *             supports. It will allocate maximum number of entries and return 
 *             MAC_INVALID_PARAMETER. This function shall not be called from 
 *             ISR. It is not thread safe.
 *
 * @param      addressType - address type that the application uses
 *                           SADDR_MODE_SHORT or SADDR_MODE_EXT
 * @param      num - number of source address table entries to be used
 *
 * @return     MAC_SUCCESS or MAC_INVALID_PARAMETER
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_SrcMatchEnable ( uint8 addrType, uint8 num  );


/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_SrcMatchAddEntry
 *
 * @brief       Add a short or extended address to source address table. This 
 *              function shall not be called from ISR. It is not thread safe.
 *
 * @param       addr - a pointer to sAddr_t which contains addrMode 
 *                     and a union of a short 16-bit MAC address or an extended 
 *                     64-bit MAC address to be added to the source address table. 
 * @param       panID - the device PAN ID. It is only used when the addr is 
 *                      using short address 
 *
 * @return      MAC_SUCCESS or MAC_NO_RESOURCES (source address
 *              table full) or MAC_DUPLICATED_ENTRY (the entry added is duplicated),
 *              or MAC_INVALID_PARAMETER if the input parameters are invalid.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_SrcMatchAddEntry ( sAddr_t *addr, uint16 panID );


/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn         MAC_SrcMatchDeleteEntry
 *
 * @brief      Delete a short or extended address from source address table. 
 *             This function shall not be called from ISR. It is not thread safe.
 *
 * @param      addr - a pointer to sAddr_t which contains addrMode 
 *                    and a union of a short 16-bit MAC address or an extended 
 *                    64-bit MAC address to be deleted from the source address table. 
 * @param      panID - the device PAN ID. It is only used when the addr is 
 *                     using short address  
 *
 * @return     MAC_SUCCESS or MAC_INVALID_PARAMETER (address to be deleted 
 *                  cannot be found in the source address table).
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_SrcMatchDeleteEntry ( sAddr_t *addr, uint16 panID  );

                  
/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_SrcMatchAckAllPending
 *
 * @brief       Enabled/disable acknowledging all packets with pending bit set
 *              The application normally enables it when adding new entries to 
 *              the source address table fails due to the table is full, or 
 *              disables it when more entries are deleted and the table has
 *              empty slots.
 *
 * @param       option - TRUE (acknowledging all packets with pending field set)
 *                       FALSE (acknowledging all packets with pending field cleared) 
 *
 * @return      none
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_SrcMatchAckAllPending ( uint8 option  );


/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_SrcMatchCheckAllPending
 *
 * @brief       Check if acknowledging all packets with pending bit set
 *              is enabled. 
 *
 * @param       none 
 *
 * @return      MAC_AUTOACK_PENDING_ALL_ON or MAC_AUTOACK_PENDING_ALL_OFF
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern uint8 MAC_SrcMatchCheckAllPending ( void );


/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_CbackEvent
 *
 * @brief       This callback function sends MAC events to the application.
 *              The application must implement this function.  A typical
 *              implementation of this function would allocate an OSAL message,
 *              copy the event parameters to the message, and send the message
 *              to the application's OSAL event handler.  This function may be
 *              executed from task or interrupt context and therefore must
 *              be reentrant.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * @param       pData - Pointer to parameters structure.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      None.
 **************************************************************************************************
 */
extern void MAC_CbackEvent(macCbackEvent_t *pData);


/**************************************************************************************************
 * @fn          MAC_CbackCheckPending
 *
 * @brief       This callback function returns the number of pending indirect messages queued in
 *              the application. Most applications do not queue indirect data and can simply
 *              always return zero. The number of pending indirect messages only needs to be
 *              returned if macCfg.appPendingQueue to TRUE.
 *
 * input parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * output parameters
 *
 * None.
 *
 * @return      The number of indirect messages queued in the application or zero.
 **************************************************************************************************
*/
extern uint8 MAC_CbackCheckPending(void);


/**************************************************************************************************
*/

#ifdef __cplusplus
};
#endif

#endif /* MAC_API_H */

