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Each fabric can provision the device with its unique operational credentials and
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manage its own access control lists.
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- config MAX_PEER_NODES
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- int "Max Peer Nodes"
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- range 0 65535
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- default 16
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- help
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- The maximum number of peer nodes that the local node can communicate with using
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- connectionless communication (e.g. UDP). This value sizes a table that tracks
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- communication state with peer nodes by their CHIP node id.
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config MAX_UNSOLICITED_MESSAGE_HANDLERS
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int "Max Unsolicited Message Handlers"
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range 0 65535
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CHIP generally needs one UDP EndPoint object for each local network
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interface, plus 2 additional EndPoints for general UDP communcation.
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- config MAX_CONNECTIONS
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- int "Max CHIP Connections"
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- range 0 65535
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- default 8
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- help
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- The maximum number of simultaneously active CHIP connections, either locally
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- or remotely initiated. This limit covers both CHIP TCP connections, and
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- CHIP-over-BLE (WoBLE) connections.
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- config DEFAULT_INCOMING_CONNECTION_IDLE_TIMEOUT
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- int "Default Incoming Connection Idle Timeout (ms)"
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- range 0 1000000
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- default 15000
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- help
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- The maximum amount of time, in milliseconds, that an idle inbound
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- CHIP connection will be allowed to exist before being closed.
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- This is a default value that can be overridden at runtime by the
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- application.
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- A value of 0 disables automatic closing of idle connections.
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config ENABLE_ROUTE_HOOK
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bool "Enable route hook"
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depends on LWIP_HOOK_IP6_ROUTE_DEFAULT && LWIP_HOOK_ND6_GET_GW_DEFAULT
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endmenu
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- menu "WiFi AP Options"
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- config ENABLE_WIFI_AP
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- depends on ESP_WIFI_SOFTAP_SUPPORT
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- bool "Enable CHIP WIFI AP"
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- default y
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- help
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- Enables WiFi AP for CHIP.
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- config WIFI_AP_SSID_PREFIX
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- string "WiFi AP SSID Prefix"
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- default "MATTER-"
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- depends on ENABLE_WIFI_AP
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- help
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- A prefix string used in forming the WiFi soft-AP SSID. The remainder of the SSID
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- consists of the final two bytes of the device's primary WiFi MAC address in hex.
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- config WIFI_AP_CHANNEL
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- int "WiFi AP Channel"
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- range 1 14
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- default 1
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- depends on ENABLE_WIFI_AP
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- help
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- The WiFi channel number to be used by the soft-AP.
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- config WIFI_AP_MAX_STATIONS
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- int "WiFi AP Max Allowed Stations"
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- range 1 10
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- default 4
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- depends on ENABLE_WIFI_AP
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- help
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- The maximum number of stations allowed to connect to the soft-AP.
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- config WIFI_AP_BEACON_INTERVAL
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- int "WiFi AP Beacon Interval (ms)"
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- range 100 60000
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- default 100
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- depends on ENABLE_WIFI_AP
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- help
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- The beacon interval (in milliseconds) for the WiFi soft-AP.
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- config WIFI_AP_IDLE_TIMEOUT
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- int "WiFi AP Idle Timeout (ms)"
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- range 0 600000
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- default 120000
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- depends on ENABLE_WIFI_AP
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- help
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- The amount of time (in milliseconds) after which the CHIP platform will deactivate the soft-AP
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- if it has been idle.
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- endmenu
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menu "BLE Options"
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visible if BT_ENABLED
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endmenu
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- menu "Time Sync Options"
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- config ENABLE_SERVICE_DIRECTORY_TIME_SYNC
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- bool "Enable Service Directory Time Sync"
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- default y
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- help
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- Enables synchronizing the device real-time clock using information returned during
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- a CHIP service directory query. For any device that uses the CHIP service directory
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- to lookup a tunnel server, enabling this option will result in the real time clock being
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- synchronized every time the service tunnel is established.
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- config ENABLE_CHIP_TIME_SERVICE_TIME_SYNC
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- bool "Enable Time Service Time Sync"
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- default n
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- help
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- Enables synchronizing the device's real time clock with a remote CHIP Time service
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- using the CHIP Time Sync protocol.
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- config CHIP_TIME_SERVICE_ENDPOINT_ID
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- hex "CHIP Time Service Endpoint Id"
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- default 18B4300200000005
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- depends on ENABLE_CHIP_TIME_SERVICE_TIME_SYNC
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- help
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- Specifies the service endpoint id of the CHIP Time Sync service to be used to synchronize time.
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- config DEFAULT_TIME_SYNC_INTERVAL
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- int "Time Sync Interval (seconds)"
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- default 60
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- depends on ENABLE_CHIP_TIME_SERVICE_TIME_SYNC
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- help
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- Specifies the minimum interval (in seconds) at which the device should synchronize its real time
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- clock with the configured CHIP Time Sync server.
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- config TIME_SYNC_TIMEOUT
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- int "Time Sync Timeout (ms)"
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- default 10000
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- depends on ENABLE_CHIP_TIME_SERVICE_TIME_SYNC
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- help
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- Specifies the maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for a response from a
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- CHIP Time Sync server.
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- endmenu
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- menu "Service Provisioning Options"
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- config SERVICE_PROVISIONING_ENDPOINT_ID
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- hex "CHIP Service Provisioning Endpoint Id"
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- default 18B4300200000010
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- help
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- Specifies the service endpoint id of the CHIP Service Provisioning service. When a device
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- undergoes service provisioning, this is the endpoint to which it will send its Pair Device
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- to Account request.
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- config SERVICE_PROVISIONING_CONNECTIVITY_TIMEOUT
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- int "Service Provisioning Connectivity Timeout (ms)"
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- default 10000
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- help
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- The maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for service connectivity during the device
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- service provisioning step. More specifically, this is the maximum amount of time the device will
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- wait for connectivity to be established with the service at the point where the device waiting
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- to send a Pair Device to Account request to the Service Provisioning service.
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- config SERVICE_PROVISIONING_REQUEST_TIMEOUT
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- int "Service Provisioning Request Timeout (ms)"
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- default 10000
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- help
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- Specifies the maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for a response from the Service
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- Provisioning service.
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- endmenu
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menu "Commissioning options"
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- config RENDEZVOUS_WAIT_FOR_COMMISSIONING_COMPLETE
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- int "Use full IP-based commissioning (expect cluster commands)"
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- default 0
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- help
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- Setting this to y will cause the commissioner to send commissioning commands to the
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- various clusters after establishing a PASE session.
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config ENABLE_ROTATING_DEVICE_ID
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depends on ENABLE_CHIPOBLE
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bool "Enable Rotating Device Identifier Support"
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The EnableKey in hex string format used by TestEventTrigger command in GeneralDiagnostics
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cluster. The length of the string should be 32.
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- config ENABLE_FIXED_TUNNEL_SERVER
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- bool "Use Fixed Tunnel Server"
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- default n
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- help
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- Forces the use of a service tunnel server at a fixed IP address and port. This
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- bypasses the need for a directory query to the service directory endpoint to
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- determine the tunnel server address. When enabled, this option allows devices
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- that haven't been service provisioned to establish a service tunnel.
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- config TUNNEL_SERVER_ADDRESS
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- string "Tunnel Server Address"
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- default ""
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- depends on ENABLE_FIXED_TUNNEL_SERVER
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- help
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- The IP address and port of the server to which the device should establish a service tunnel.
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- The supplied address must be a dot-notation IP address--not a host name. The port number is
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- optional; if present it should be separated from the IP address with a colon (e.g. 192.168.1.100:5540).
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endmenu
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menu "Network Telemetry Options"
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