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The Light Sensor can't be discoverd

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  • Magic WM Offline
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    I put a LightSensor and a SerialGateway in my sensor network,when i send Discover request (255;255;3;0;20;0) the SerialGateway don't send the response.but when i put a DimmableLight and the Same SerialGateway in my sensor network,i send the Discover request ,the response is 99;255;3;0;21;0.So,Why the Light Sensor can't be discoverd?

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      I put a LightSensor and a SerialGateway in my sensor network,when i send Discover request (255;255;3;0;20;0) the SerialGateway don't send the response.but when i put a DimmableLight and the Same SerialGateway in my sensor network,i send the Discover request ,the response is 99;255;3;0;21;0.So,Why the Light Sensor can't be discoverd?

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      @Magic-W the light sensor sleeps most of the time, so it is not likely to see incoming messages. Try replacing sleep() with wait().

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