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CC430 Output Power (PATABLE)

CC430 Output Power (PATABLE)

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xforus
Posted by xforus
on Mar 13 2012 04:53 AM
Intellectual320 points

Hello, I have testing two SmartRFCC1110-868 and I get about 300 meters between boards, configuring PA_TABLE0 to 0xC0 in smartrf_CC1110.h from Simpliciti.

#define SMARTRF_SETTING_PA_TABLE0   0xC0

But now, I want to test CC430 with two CC430F5137 Wireless Development Tool with example code named CC430F5137-LinkTo / LinkListen, included in Simpliciti.

The diference is that in this example there is no definition of PATABLE in smartrf_CC430.h

How can I change the value of this Register in a similar and efective way, in order to change output power?

Thanks.

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  • xforus
    Posted by xforus
    on Mar 13 2012 11:44 AM
    Intellectual320 points

    I try to change, in this function from mrfi_radio.c, the following values :

    static const uint8_t mrfiRFPowerTable[] =
    {
    0xC0,
    0xC0,
    0xC0
    };
    Is this the best way to force maximum power?
    Thanks
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  • mark sonnentag
    Posted by mark sonnentag
    on Mar 14 2012 05:49 AM
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    Hi,

    this array is used by simpliciTI to set the PA_TABLE register. The register is set to the value of the last element of the array by the smpl_init call. If you want to change the power level afterwards then you can use the smpl_ioctl function.

    In order to write the first element of the array to the array use the following code:

     uint8_t pwr = IOCTL_LEVEL_0;
      SMPL_Ioctl(IOCTL_OBJ_RADIO, IOCTL_ACT_RADIO_SETPWR, &pwr);

    Element 1 and 2 are used by IOCTL_LEVEL_1 and IOCTL_LEVEL_2.

    So yes it is the best way, but it is not necessary to set all elements of the array to the same value ;).

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