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Newbie:CC1110 power mode question

Newbie:CC1110 power mode question

  • mj3419
    Posted by mj3419
    on Jul 30 2008 14:50 PM
    Intellectual270 points

     Hi,
    I'm a novice firmware programmer.
    I'm having a strange problem with cc1110F32:
    My program polls on a RX - sleep cycle.On sleep it enters PM2 (power mode 2) .
    For some reason I have a situation where the logic of the program is correct and it works perfect but then I add a line of code - no matter where in the program,which has no logical meaning.
    For example I declare: int k;. Then I burn the program to the chip.It reaches the first sleep period but never comes out of PM2.
    I don't think its a trivial memory problem cause if I add some more code lines (any) say k=0;k=0;k=0;k=0; and burn again it works perfectly again.Add some more - it doesn't exit PM2 and crashes(does not reset!!) .
    I checked the datasheets and saw that I forgot to put some NOPs to clear the processor before entering and after exiting PM2.
    I'm having a problem adding them cause I need to change the configuration of my KEIL uvision3 compiler to create an SRC file instead of an OBJ file.For some reason doing that causes the program to crash too(this time it exits power mode but stops working a while afterward I still didn't figure out where exactly).
    I have NO IDEA what causes the problem and I've been working on it 10 hours already in total.

    Any Ideas about how to figure this one out and what causes it are welcome.
    Another thing is that if anyone knows a good resource to learn how to figure the meaning of the .M51 file that uVision generates he's welcome to share it.
    Thank you all very much for your time.

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  • Kjetil
    Posted by Kjetil
    on Jul 31 2008 01:36 AM
    Genius17695 points

    Hi. 

    Looks like you have run into the issue described in this errata:
    http://focus.ti.com/lit/er/swrz022b/swrz022b.pdf

    Kjetil

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    cc1110 power modes errata
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  • mj3419
    Posted by mj3419
    on Aug 01 2008 00:44 AM
    Intellectual270 points

     It was indeed that issue

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