Provisionning protocol —— PDUs

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Provisionning protocol

Provisionning PDUs

配置PDUs是供应者和设备之间相互交流的数据格式，它在通用供应层进行传输。
配置PDU的第一个字节是类型控制，定义PUD参数的格式。
格式定义如下：

控制域 大小(bits) 描述
固定值 2 0b00
类型 6 定义PDU类型
参数 有效值 参数信息

PDU格式
PUD类型：

类型 名称 描述
0x00 配置邀请 邀请设备加入mesh网络
0x01 配置能力 指示设备的相应能力
0x02 配置开始 基于设备的能力，供应者选择合适的方法开始整个过程
0x03 配置公共密钥 包含设备或者供应者的公工密钥
0x04 配置输入完成 指示用户完成输入
0x05 配置确认 供应者或设备回复一个确认值
0x06 配置随机 设备或供应者的配置随机值
0x07 配置数据 包含每个元素的单播地址，网络密钥，网络密钥索引，标志和IV索引
0x08 配置完成 指示配置过程完成
0x09 配置失败 指示配置过程失败
其他值 RFU 保留

Provisioning Invite（0x00）

供应者发送该PDU邀请设备加入网络，开始配置过程。参数的格式定义如下：

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