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  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110, Sleep, and Sleep Timer

    RF4ALL
    Hi, Try replace your xtal monitor instruction as follows: /*while(!(SLEEP & 0x40));*/ while(CLKCON & 0x40); This will monitor [CLKCON.OSC] to ensure that the [HS XOSC] is not only stable, but also actually applied as system clock source before continuing code execution. Cheers, RF4ALL
    on Aug 21, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: smartRf studio help

    Stig
    R Soul, Make sure you configure the CC2510 SmartRF Studio data rates, base channel, channel spacing etc equal to you CC2500 settings. Export these settings; file-> export CC2510 code, double-click "packet sniffer settings" in the bottom left selection box and then click "write to...
    on Sep 4, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: problems with CC2511F32

    Kjetil
    Hi. The Overflow condition will occur if you do not manage to read out the RFD before the radio has received a new byte. Please note that the transmitter could, depending on the register settings, add two additional bytes in addition to the data payload (for CRC) and if this is the case then the received...
    on Sep 8, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Bootstrap loader for 8051 core (CC2430, CC2510, C1110)

    BrandonAzbell
    I presume you could utilize the Z-Stack as a reference, especially for the CC2430. It will have the initialization code required for the 8051 inside. http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/z-stack.html
    on Oct 16, 2008

  • Forum Post: Bootstrap loader for 8051 core (CC2430, CC2510, C1110)

    no_more_wires
    Hi, Does anybody know of a bootstrap loader implementation for the 8051 core in the SoC's? BR Ørjan
    on Oct 15, 2008

  • Forum Post: Problem with debugging CC2510

    xhuo
    I wrote this simple code to test the sleep timer. The compile, build and link was completed without error. But during the debugging, I got this error: "The stack 'IdataStack' is filled to 100% (192 bytes used out of 192). The warning threshold is set to 90.%" I don't think I have...
    on Sep 12, 2008

  • Forum Post: Help needed for IAR compiler

    xhuo
    I've written code to operate the ADC in CC2510. The complier I used was IAR embedded workbench kickstart version 7.50A. The compile can be completed without error. However, I watched the disassembly code and found that a portion of the C code (bold part in the attached code) was not translated into...
    on Sep 12, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: PM2, Wakeup using external interrupt, CC2510

    BrandonAzbell
    singam If sleep mode is entered by enabling both Sleep Timer, and external interrupt, 1) Is it possible to find out how much sleep time left, when wake up happens due to external interrupt?? I would presume that reading the WORTIME1, WORTIME0, WOREVT1 and WOREVT0 would tell you how much time...
    on Dec 18, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: 9-bit support in CC1110

    Kjetil
    Hi Himanshu. It's a little tricky and might not be well explained in the datasheet, but when using 9bit mode and parity is disabled one will actually have to use a combination of the D9 bit and ERR bit in UxCSR. If the received 9th bit is different from the content in D9, err will be set. If...
    on Jan 7, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: Interrupts and PM modes

    Kjetil
    Hi Chuck, Sorry that things are a little confusing. This is all related to how the CPU enters sleep (what happens after PCON.IDLE is set to 1). The last thing the CPU does before actually sleeping is clearing the SLEEP.MODE bits. This is why external interrupts are able to wake the device up. The blocking...
    on Jan 22, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: Simpliciti witn CC2430 Max payload size and datarate

    ofer Ebert
    Hi thanks for your reply. Probably we shall work woth the CC2510 and not the CC2430. So I ask again about the maimum packet size can it be 256 bytes (including the message header). 256 bytes messages are is supprted by the CC2510.
    on Jan 25, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: Simpliciti example program for the CC2510

    Kjetil
    Hi, Think that most other projects located in the SRF04 is for CC2510, but changing the project from being a CC2430 to CC2510 is not much of work. All these steps are done in the project settings: 1. In the General Options: - Change the Device to CC2510 (located in C:\Program Files\IAR Systems...
    on Jan 26, 2009

  • Forum Post: How to write to flash using CPU SFR register in CC2510 ???

    David Kim9283
    I have been using 5 dma channels in my RF applications. So, II wanna write to flash through CPU SFR access not DMA I made a test simple code of 2bytes flash write with chapter 12.3.2.2 CPU Flash write reference in CC2510f8 datasheet as followed. I aleady have set clolck speed, source and global interrupt...
    on Jan 28, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: programinfg by USB on the CC2511

    BrandonAzbell
    I would interpret this statement as a "for instance, or it is possible" and not something where software is available to take advantage of this feature. The CC2510 only boots from its own flash, and not from peripheral devices like the USB interface. Secondly, "the windows USB driver"...
    on Feb 19, 2009

  • Forum Post: CC2510 PM2 power consumption

    zag
    Hi everybody, I'm using CC2510 chip and trying to measure power consumption at PM2 mode. I'm also using part of the sw indicated in the swra162a. the value I see with the oscilloscope is 114uA but not 0.5uA as indicated on the CC2510 datasheet. any ideas? thank you very much zag
    on Feb 16, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: CC251x: Question about flashing by DMA

    Kjetil
    Hi Spachner. spachner Is this sufficent to meet the requirement being word aligned? Yes. It's the start of the instruction that needs to be aligned. spachner I wonder also what the parameter "0203H" means, I cannot find any hint neither in the IAR assembler nor in the C manual what...
    on Feb 26, 2009

  • Forum Post: HAl.h cannot be opened

    fylith
    I put Hal.h and all the other Hal.h files into the folders just like simplicity ti has them and put them in my project just like some ti code example has it. but when i try to run my project it comes up with a Hal.h not found error. if i put my main.c into the simplicity folder where their code is and...
    on Feb 11, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: CC251X: Cannot write to internal flash when source is flash

    aevin
    I've never tried programming the flash with data directly from flash myself, but it do sound a bit trickier for the flash controller than from RAM to flash: (fetch a flash word from flash into flash cache, let DMA copy the bytes into FWDATA, then let the flash controller (erase+)program flash word...
    on Mar 24, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: Bootloader for the CC2510

    chuckwagon
    Hi Spachner, I'm just looking for any example of how to setup and use a bootloader on the CC2510. Your example seems like it would be a good start for me. Thanks, Chuck
    on Apr 15, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: CC251x: Problem with Timer4 PWM example (t4_pwm_cc2510)

    BrandonAzbell
    I presume your example came from the CC1110, CC2510 Basic Software Examples ( SWRC117 ). In that example for the CC2510, the Timer4 is configured in the Up/Down Mode which is described in Section 12.9.2.4 of the CC2510 datasheet . In that mode, the Timer4 uses the value in the T4CC0 compare register...
    on Apr 23, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: CC251x: Problem with Timer4 PWM example (t4_pwm_cc2510)

    spachner
    Hi Bradon, thanks for the quick answer. Yes my questions is concerning the Basic Software Examples ( SWRC117 ). But I am sorry I did not understand your answer completely. I still assume that it is possible to change the example to the other port P1.0. What I still do not understand is how is the...
    on Apr 23, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: CC251x: Problem with Timer4 PWM example (t4_pwm_cc2510)

    BrandonAzbell
    spachner I still assume that it is possible to change the example to the other port P1.0. Not with the same functionality. spachner What I still do not understand is how is the CC2510 determines what port is to drive by the T4 hardware. Section 12.9 mentions the timers 3 and 4 have...
    on Apr 23, 2009

  • Forum Post: CC251x: Problem with Timer4 PWM example (t4_pwm_cc2510)

    spachner
    Dear Forum, Ii tried the example for T34 usage (project t4_pwm_cc2510.ewp) which uses P1.1 an PWM output which works fine. I tried to modify the source to use the port P1.0 instead which seems to be easy but I failed. My modification are: #ifdef USE_P10 P1SEL |= BIT0; #else P1SEL |= BIT1;...
    on Apr 23, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: Failure to switch to PM1, pM2, PM3 from an ISR

    Morten
    Hi again Kjetil, Again I will start with appologies; it has been 6 months, and I have just recently evaluated this error on the version 0x04 (version register) of the CC2510. So I have to pick up this thread again. Therefore please allow me a memory refresh cycle: Evaluating the peripherals on the...
    on May 8, 2009

  • Forum Post: CC2510 as a stand alone RSSI power Detector

    Wai Hong Wong
    Dear All, Can CC2510 act as a stand alone RSSI detector, and the data communication is done by other types of transceiver?? In our application, we need to stick to use with the currrent transceiver we were using, in order to have a backward compatibility with our current product. The current transceiver...
    on May 7, 2009
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