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CC430 Example Code Stuck

CC430 Example Code Stuck

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NJC
Posted by NJC
on Aug 10 2012 21:57 PM
Intellectual840 points

I have a custom CC430F5133 board which hangs at the following command when using the RF example code.

while ((RF1AIN&0x04)== 0x04);     // chip-ready ?

I am wondering what could cause this. The 26MHz crystal seems to be working ok, and the code only hangs when Strobe( RF_SRX );  is called. Is there any significance to using BIT2 (0x04)? When I checked the register using the debugger, RF1AIN is equal to 0x04.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm not really sure what could be causing this.

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  • NJC
    Posted by NJC
    on Aug 17 2012 21:37 PM
    Intellectual840 points

    Has anyone else run into this problem? Does anyone from TI know what could cause this bit to not clear?

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  • TA12012
    Posted by TA12012
    on Aug 20 2012 10:10 AM
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    NJC, 

    The only think I can think of is the fact that you have to set the MSP430 Core voltage to level 2 in order to use RF.

    Look for a function called:

    SetCore(2);

    Regards,
    /TA 

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  • Yaniv Blecherman
    Posted by Yaniv Blecherman
    on Sep 02 2012 07:07 AM
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    I also have the same problem.

    I remark SetCore(2); and it still not working.

    It stucks in  ResetRadioCore();

    if you remark this line also it stucks in InitRadio();


    What can we do in order to operate this prog ?

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  • Yaniv Blecherman
    Posted by Yaniv Blecherman
    on Sep 02 2012 08:30 AM
    Prodigy110 points

    I succeed to go forward some steps by disabling the commands (it must not be like this but lets say it's ok for this moment):

    while( !(RF1AIFCTL1 & RFINSTRIFG)); // Wait for radio to be ready for next instruction

    and  while ((PMMIFG & SVSMHDLYIFG) == 0); // Wait until SVM highside is settled


     But now there is a new problems :

    1. it stucks on __no_operation(); 

    2.if I remark __no_operation();  command it stucks on the command: if (buttonPressed).

    The initial settings of buttonPressed is zero. So it shuld go to  the command else if(!transmitting)


    In the reality it's not going to anywhere.


    What should I do now ???

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