samples: matter: Added DSLS support to the smoke co alarm

doc/nrf/protocols/matter/end_product/test_event_triggers.rst

@@ -107,54 +107,66 @@ The following table lists the available triggers and their activation codes:
       The maximum fabric index value depends on the current device's settings.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - Smoke critical alarm
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger a smoke alarm with critical severity level
+    - Trigger a smoke alarm with critical severity level.
     - ``0x005c00000000009c``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - Smoke alarm clean
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger an action that ceases smoke alarm
+    - Trigger an action that ceases smoke alarm.
     - ``0x005c0000000000a0``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - CO critical alarm
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger a CO alarm with critical severity level
+    - Trigger a CO alarm with critical severity level.
     - ``0x005c00000000009d``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - CO alarm clean
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger an action that ceases CO alarm
+    - Trigger an action that ceases CO alarm.
     - ``0x005c0000000000a1``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - battery low level alarm
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger a battery low level alarm
+    - Trigger a battery low level alarm.
     - ``0x005c00000000009e``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - battery low level alarm clean
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger an action that ceases battery low level alarm
+    - Trigger an action that ceases battery low level alarm.
     - ``0x005c0000000000a5``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - hardware fault alarm
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger a hardware fault alarm
+    - Trigger a hardware fault alarm.
     - ``0x005c000000000093``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - hardware fault alarm clean
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger an action that ceases hardware fault alarm
+    - Trigger an action that ceases hardware fault alarm.
     - ``0x005c0000000000a3``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - end of service alarm
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger an end of service alarm
+    - Trigger an end of service alarm.
     - ``0x005c00000000009a``
     - No additional value supported.
   * - Smoke CO alarm - end of service alarm clean
     - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
-    - Trigger an action that ceases end of service alarm
+    - Trigger an action that ceases end of service alarm.
     - ``0x005c0000000000aa``
     - No additional value supported.
+  * - Power source on
+    - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
+    - Trigger an action that changes power source state to active.
+    - ``0xFFFFFFFF80000000`` - ``0xFFFFFFFF80000001``
+    - The range of ``0x0`` - ``0x1`` is the endpoint ID that has power source cluster instance enabled.
+      An endpoint with ID ``0x0`` uses a wired power source and endpoint with ID ``0x1`` uses a battery power source.
+  * - Power source off
+    - Only for :ref:`Matter Smoke CO Alarm <matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample>`
+    - Trigger an action that changes power source state to unavailable.
+    - ``0xFFFFFFFF80010000`` - ``0xFFFFFFFF80010001``
+    - The range of ``0x0`` - ``0x1`` is the endpoint ID that has power source cluster instance enabled.
+      An endpoint with ID ``0x0`` uses a wired power source and endpoint with ID ``0x1`` uses a battery power source.
   * - Door lock jammed
     - :kconfig:option:`CONFIG_CHIP_DEVICE_PRODUCT_ID` = ``32774``
     - Simulate the jammed lock state.

doc/nrf/protocols/matter/getting_started/low_power_configuration.rst

@@ -119,6 +119,11 @@ To configure the LIT, CIP, UAT or DSLS, use the following Kconfig options:
   The DSLS support allows the application to dynamically switch between SIT and LIT modes, as long as the requirements for these modes are met.
   This option is by default disabled for the LIT device.
 
+You can enable optional reporting on entering the active mode.
+When enabled, the device sends a data report to the subscribed devices.
+This could be useful especially in the combination with the User Active Mode Trigger (UAT) feature, to inform the subscribed Matter controller that the user triggered an ICD to enter the active mode.
+To enable this functionality, set the :kconfig:option:`CONFIG_CHIP_ICD_REPORT_ON_ACTIVE_MODE` Kconfig option to ``y``.
+
 Enable low power mode for the selected networking technology
 ************************************************************
 

doc/nrf/releases_and_maturity/releases/release-notes-changelog.rst

@@ -388,6 +388,10 @@ Matter samples
 
   * Updated the internal configuration for the :ref:`zephyr:nrf54l15dk_nrf54l15` target to use the DFU image compression and provide more memory space for the application.
 
+* :ref:`matter_smoke_co_alarm_sample` sample:
+
+  * Added support for ICD dynamic SIT LIT switching (DSLS).
+
 Networking samples
 ------------------
 

samples/matter/light_switch/snippets/lit_icd/lit_icd.conf

@@ -6,4 +6,5 @@
 
 # Enable LIT ICD configuration
 CONFIG_CHIP_ICD_LIT_SUPPORT=y
+CONFIG_CHIP_ICD_SIT_SLOW_POLL_LIMIT=5000
 CONFIG_NCS_SAMPLE_MATTER_ZAP_FILES_PATH="snippets/lit_icd"

samples/matter/smoke_co_alarm/Kconfig

@@ -19,6 +19,9 @@ config CHIP_ENABLE_ICD_SUPPORT
 config CHIP_ICD_LIT_SUPPORT
 	default y
 
+config CHIP_ICD_SIT_SLOW_POLL_LIMIT
+	default 5000
+
 # Increase the supported event triggers due to the multiple alarm triggers
 config NCS_SAMPLE_MATTER_TEST_EVENT_TRIGGERS_MAX
 	default 12

samples/matter/smoke_co_alarm/README.rst

@@ -46,6 +46,15 @@ The implementation demonstrated in this sample supports issuing the following al
 * End of service alert - Issued if the device service was ended either by the expiration date or other physical conditions, and it needs to be replaced.
 * Battery level alert - Issued if the device battery level is too low.
 
+The sample implements two instances of a Power Source cluster:
+
+* Wired power source on the endpoint 0
+* Battery power source on the endpoint 1
+
+The usage of power sources is implemented with a preference to select wired power source and switch to battery power source, only if the wired one is not available.
+The power source changes are emulated using :ref:`test event triggers <ug_matter_test_event_triggers>`.
+Every power source can be independently enabled or disabled using a dedicated test event trigger.
+
 You can test the device remotely over a Thread network, which requires more devices.
 
 The remote control testing requires a Matter controller that you can configure either on a PC or a mobile device.
@@ -60,6 +69,13 @@ The smoke CO alarm works as a Matter Intermittently Connected Device (ICD) with
 The device starts operation in the Short Idle Time (SIT) mode and remains in it until it is commissioned to the Matter fabric and registers the first ICD client.
 It then switches the operation mode to LIT to reduce the power consumption.
 
+The sample supports ICD Dynamic SIT LIT switching (DSLS) feature to switch between SIT and LIT modes, depending on the used power source.
+The device uses the SIT mode, when the wired power source is active.
+Otherwise, it switches to the LIT mode, to indicate that it is possible to save the energy, when using a battery power source.
+Dynamic switching is possible only if the ICD device meets all criteria for operating in the LIT mode (it has at least one client registered).
+DSLS support is enabled by default.
+To disable it, set the :kconfig:option:`CONFIG_CHIP_ICD_DSLS_SUPPORT` Kconfig option to ``n``.
+
 In the LIT mode, the device responsiveness is much lower than in the SIT mode.
 However, you can request the device to become responsive to, for example, change its configuration.
 To do that, you need to use the User Active Mode Trigger (UAT) feature by pressing the appropriate button.

samples/matter/smoke_co_alarm/src/default_zap/smoke_co_alarm.zap

@@ -5208,7 +5208,7 @@
               "storageOption": "RAM",
               "singleton": 0,
               "bounded": 0,
-              "defaultValue": "3",
+              "defaultValue": "7",
               "reportable": 1,
               "minInterval": 1,
               "maxInterval": 65534,
@@ -5224,7 +5224,7 @@
               "storageOption": "RAM",
               "singleton": 0,
               "bounded": 0,
-              "defaultValue": "1",
+              "defaultValue": "3",
               "reportable": 1,
               "minInterval": 1,
               "maxInterval": 65534,
@@ -5253,4 +5253,4 @@
       "parentEndpointIdentifier": null
     }
   ]
-}
+}