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Zigbee implies 3 types of devices:
Zigbee Coordinator (ZC)
-- There is exactly one coordinator in each Zigbee network.
-- Responsible for initiating and configuring the network (choosing channel, PAN ID, etc.).
-- Can route packets and also act as a parent for end devices.
-- Typically has more memory and power resources compared to the other devices.
Zigbee Router (ZR)
-- Optional device type; can exist in a network to help relay data.
-- Can route packets on behalf of other devices.
-- Can act as a parent to End Devices, allowing them to join the network and forward their messages.
Zigbee End Device (ZED)
-- Optional device type; can exist in a network.
-- Has the most limited functionality: cannot route packets for others; only communicates with its parent (Coordinator or Router).
-- Typically optimized for low power, can “sleep” to conserve energy.
-- Suitable for simple sensor nodes or actuators.
The “adapter” can operate in multiple modes (ZC, ZR, and even ZED (for example, to control its onboard LED)). Therefore, it makes more sense to use the term “Coordinator” instead of “Adapter.”
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