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  • Forum Post: CC1101 SPI read problem

    MGL
    Hello, I am trying to read a register on the CC1101 over SPI. Unfortunately I do not seem to be getting a valid response back when I read from the part number and version number registers (0x30 and 0x31). I have monitored the comms with a scope and the commands in and clock and CS seem correct...
    on May 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: mixing CC1110F32 with longer range chip

    Aaron Krolik
    Currently I have hardware that uses two CC1110F32 to communicate wirelessly. The communication is basically one way. In order to extend the range, is it possible to keep the CC1110F32 that primarily receives and swap the transmitter with a higher power chip? Are there any chips that you know of that...
    on Jun 25, 2012

  • Forum Post: Sending without knowing the size of the array coming from uart

    olgu sen
    Hi, I use CC1110.I want to get any data from Uart.I did it for the arrays which the size is known.This code is for the arrays have 23 elements.(We changed pert_test code and used Uart code in basic_software.) How can do it for any array? Thank you, Olgu, #include "hal_main.h" #include...
    on Aug 29, 2012

  • Forum Post: Problem in communication with CC1121 by using SPI

    Manoj Kumar1
    I have a problem in SPI communication using MSP430G2452 with CC1121. Iniatially i send command strobe (0x3D => Command for getting a status byte) through SPI and it return a status byte as 0x8F. After that SPI communication is not working. SO signal always remains high during SPI. Please help me to...
    on Oct 17, 2012

  • Forum Post: How to store 32 bits into Flash memory of CC1110

    Chu En Ong
    Hi, I would like to store a data of 32bits 0x03070708 into flash memory. How to do that? Thanks Regards, Ong
    on Nov 19, 2012

  • Forum Post: CC1120EM with A TI ARM eval board

    P.Mutasingwa
    I would like to use the CC1120EM transceiver board with one of the TI ARM processors (Cortex-M Cortex-A or Cortex R). Is there any existing eval board for any of the ARM processors that is compatible with the CC1120EM transceiver board ? I want to spend a minimum amount of $$ and would like to skip...
    on Nov 22, 2012

  • Forum Post: CC1110 Noise floor/ 250Kbaud,GFSK

    Metallica John
    I am in process of developing an application with CC1110. I have a pair of CC1110 evaluation kits. 1. Evaluation kit 1 - Tx GFSK, 250Kbaud, 433.99969Mhz,92.8Khz deviation 2. Evaluvation kit -2 - Rx GFSK, 250Kbaud,433.999969Mhz,480Khz Rx bandwidth Connected these two evaluation kits with a...
    on Dec 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: CC1110 can't be successfully programmed

    Raymond Chen
    I have 5 boards and all of them can be well detected by CC Debugger no matter how many times I pressed reset button. But only one out of the 5 boards can be successfully programmed, the rest always show " error in Hex file verification" ? Can you advise me where I can check or what could be...
    on Feb 26, 2013

  • Forum Post: CC1101 GDO0 assert problem

    Asher Pilai
    Hi, I'm using the CC1101 with ARM MCU. The GDO0 is configured to 0x06 - assert (go high) when sync word is received, and de-assert when all packet is done - no time limit. I'm using the smallest packet - 1 byte length. The problem is that GDO0 is asserting for unknown reason, without receiving...
    on Apr 2, 2013

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