Hi Epenciso,
apologies for the late response. I can confirm your observation is correct. It is a bug in PANS. Thanks for the feedback!
To summarize the issue:
- Tag in low power mode with BLE enabled and is in range with the network - power management works correctly and the average current is ~15uA (with stationary detection enabled).
- Tag in low power mode with BLE enabled and is out of the network (it seeks for the network) - the average power consumption would be > 425 uA - this is a bug in PANS.
Solution options:
- Disable completely BLE on the Tags.
- In case BLE is necessary - then disable BLE when the node is out of the network and enable it again when being back.
- We have not investigated yet the exact cause of the issue but we can do some bugfix / customization if you need an update soon. Please contact us via https://www.leapslabs.com/ in that case.
Thanks,
TDK