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SimpliciTI

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Sarath Nair
Posted by Sarath Nair
on Jul 24 2009 07:56 AM
Prodigy230 points

Dear Sirs

The SimpliciTI example for simple Peer to Peer communication is intended  towards CC2500 Rf module and a range of boards which include the MSP430FG4618 experimenters board. I tried compiling the program using Code Composer, and it was build successfully. I would like to know If I were to use this progam with the MSP430F2619 board and the CC1101 RF module, What changes should i make to get it build sucessfully. I just tried changing the board and RF module description in the Project->Properties section which obviously gave me some errors on building. The errors were as such

 undefined first referenced         
  symbol       in file              
 --------- ----------------         
 FLL_CTL0  ./Components/bsp/bsp.obj 
 ME2       ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj
 SCFI0     ./Components/bsp/bsp.obj 
 SCFQCTL   ./Components/bsp/bsp.obj 
 U1BR0     ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj
 U1BR1     ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj
 U1CTL     ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj
 U1MCTL    ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj
 U1RXBUF   ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj
 U1TCTL    ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj
 U1TXBUF   ./Components/mrfi/mrfi.obj

error: unresolved symbols remain
error: errors encountered during linking; "Project.out" not built

>> Compilation failure

 

I understand that this is mainly due to different register maps for both the boards and would like to know what should be done to rectify this.

I hope I make some sense at least.

Thank you

Sarath Nair

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  • Sarath Nair
    Posted by Sarath Nair
    on Jul 25 2009 11:31 AM
    Prodigy230 points

    Any hints please?

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  • iFletch
    Posted by iFletch
    on Jul 28 2009 08:23 AM
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    Make sure you are using the correct #include in the code, when you change mcu you have to change it there as well. There should be a directory where code composer is installed that lists the various available includes.

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  • Buyssens Hubert
    Posted by Buyssens Hubert
    on May 16 2013 05:25 AM
    Prodigy80 points

    Hello,

    I had the same needing : modifying Simple_Peer_To_Peer project with a MSP430F2272 and CC1101 chip.

    It seems OK for the MSP430, but I didn't find how to change the RFchip in that project and don't find documentation about that...

    Do you have some information of wher changing CC2500 to CC1101?

    Best regards,

    Hubert

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