Developer Reference

• Code Savings Guide
• Commit Hash Reference
  • Open Thread Border Router (OTBR)
  • Radio Co-Processor (RCP)
  • Openthread
  • Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) connectedhomeip (Matter)
  • Matter chip-tool
  • Matter Accessory Device (MAD)
• Custom Matter Device
  • Overview
  • Using Matter with Clusters
  • ZAP Configuration
  • Receiving Matter Commands
  • Adding a Cluster to a ZAP Configuration
  • Adding a New Attribute
  • Adding a New Command
  • React to Level Control Cluster Commands in ZclCallbacks
  • Send a MoveToLevel Command and Read the CurrentLevel Attribute
• Find Your Raspberry Pi
  • Finding the IP address of your Raspberry Pi
  • Connecting to your Raspberry Pi over SSH
• Flashing Using Simplicity Commander
  • Flashing the Bootloader Binaries for EFx32 Board using Simplicity Commander
  • Flashing the EFR32 Matter Pre-Built Binary using Simplicity Commander
  • Flashing the SiWx917 SOC Matter Pre-Built Binary using Simplicity Commander
• Flash an EFR32 Device
  • Simplicity Commander
  • (Optional) J-Link RTT for Logging:
• Flash a 917SoC Device
  • Simplicity Commander
  • (Optional) J-Link RTT for Logging:
• Using ZAP
  • Overview
  • Clusters
  • ZAP Tool
  • Attributes
  • Commands
  • Generation of Code
• Using Wireshark
  • 1. Clone and Build Silabs-PTI.jar Out of the Java Packet Trace Library
  • 2. Download Wireshark
  • 3. Follow Instructions for Wireshark Integration
  • 4. Run Wireshark and Discover and Capture using Silabs-PTI.jar
• Using Energy Profiler
• BLE GATT Configuration
• Hardware Pin Configuration
  • 1. Locate the board support files in the Matter repo
  • 2. Create a sample “Empty C++ project” in Simplicity Studio
  • 3. Customize your Components and Pin configuration in Simplicity Studio
  • 4. Generate your Component and Pin configuration in Simplicity Studio
  • 5. Move your pin configuration over to your Matter project
• VS Code Development
  • Set Up the VS Code environment
  • Building in VS Code
  • Building in VS Code
  • Flashing EFR32 Examples in VS Code
  • Debugging in VS Code
  • Logs in VS Code
  • Tasks in VS Code