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CC-6LOWPAN-DK-868

CC-6LOWPAN-DK-868

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stefano Zermian
Posted by stefano Zermian
on Mar 23 2012 07:53 AM
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2022.MAC - Ti 6lowPan DK-868 -no nodes found issue.zip

 

I am Stefano Zermian sistem fae for arrow italy.

My customer bought recently the evaluation board of 6 lowpan

CC-6LOWPAN-DK-868

They have the problem with this evaluation board , the nodes do not connect with the router

In attached the documentation that the customer sended me.

 

Thanks for your feedback

 

 

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  • Firefighter
    Posted by Firefighter
    on Mar 26 2012 02:32 AM
    Expert5460 points

    Hi Stefano,

    The gateway seems to be in boot mode, which is indicated by the two LEDs are on. Use the NanoBoot_host tool to get it into application mode:

    1)Use RS-232 cable to debug console port (RS-232 port on OMAP, use e.g. Tera Term in windows)

    2)Power up OMAP board, wait for it to boot.

    3)Log in to Linux: “root” (no password)

    4)Issue the command ps, you will see a list of active applications

    5)Use kill -2 [process ID for nanorouter], e.g. kill -2 845

    6)Repeat step 4 +5 for the NAPSocketServer process ID. (Not certain that you have one)

    7)Issue command cd /tools

    8)Issue command ./Nanoboot_host_10_8552 /dev/ttyS1 ENCRYPTED_CC1180_AP_FW.hex

    9)You will now get a small GUI in front of you.

    10)Press 1 [Enter]

    11)Press 6 [Enter]

    12)Press Ctrl-C to exit the nanoboot application

    13)Cycle power on the OMAP board and let it boot, it will start nanorouter automatically. 

    Nodes should now connect when powered on. 

    Let me know if you have any more issues.

    Regards,

    Jonas

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  • stefano Zermian
    Posted by stefano Zermian
    on Mar 27 2012 06:51 AM
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    Sorry , the customer yersterday have tryed to download the firmware but without success.

    i attach the sreenshot.

     

    many thanks for your feedback

     

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  • Fazilah Hassan
    Posted by Fazilah Hassan
    on Mar 27 2012 22:06 PM
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    Hi, I also have the same problem. we purchased 6lowpandk868 last week and have problem connecting the nodes in windows platform. Do i need any software or else to make the node connecting to the router. The red LED seems to blink all the time. And green LED not ON no matter how long I connect the router to the PC.

    The first time I try connecting the device, the router can be connected and view through node wiew but not the nodes. (using 2001::11 ip add)

    It seems that the nodes not connected with the router.

    The next day I try, i cant connected the router at all.

    Do i need any software to connect the router or nodes?

    CC430 868 MHz 6LoWPAN
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  • Firefighter
    Posted by Firefighter
    on Mar 29 2012 02:41 AM
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    To make life easier I reply in this thread only: http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/156/t/151236.aspx#644471

    Cheers,

    Jonas

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  • Yujin Cheng
    Posted by Yujin Cheng
    on Oct 03 2012 08:32 AM
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    Hello,

    Thank you in advance for accepting my problem!

    I am a new users of cc-6lowpan-dk-868 development kit, and I power on the router this morning and it goes into different than as usually to---the two leds(red and green) on the adapter board keeping on.I think something wrong with my edge router.

    I power on the edge router which has already attached the adapter card and the cc1180EM on. Then I connect the router to my computer using RS232 cable,and the situation in the serial monitor shows blow:

    And I would like to know the problem is that the system been broken in the SD card? I am very anxious to solve this problem!

    Thank you again!

    Regards,

    Yujin Cheng

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  • Firefighter
    Posted by Firefighter
    on Oct 05 2012 02:09 AM
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    See post http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/156/t/151236.aspx

    -Jonas

    CC1180
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