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CCA
  • 868MHz
  • access point
  • AP
  • AP as data hub
  • AP to ED
  • CC1100
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  • CC1111
  • CC2430
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  • Forum Post: Modifying MAC radio on+CCA+TX process

    colinb colinb
    Hi, We are hoping to use the CC2430 for the next generation of our product, but are concerned that the TIMAC library won't give us enough control over a particularly critical aspect of our design--primarily since some of the most important parts of TIMAC are in the binary-only propietary library...
    on Oct 10, 2008
  • Forum Post: TIMAC source code

    joma6528 joma6528
    Is there any way of getting access to the full TIMAC source code. My app requires CCA, retransmit on error with random back-off, AES encryption etc. What I don't need is the OSAL or the formation of networks (co-ordinators, association etc). In other words nearly all of it. The BasicRF...
    on Oct 22, 2008
  • Forum Post: CC1100 and Clear-Channel assessement based on RSSI

    JMR1972 JMR1972
    Hi all, I'm in the throws of of getting some radio activity going. Part of the protocol is to check for a clear channel before transmitting anything. I've configured GDO0 to be my CCA pin. The CCA is configure to be when RSSI is below threshold. The problem I'm having is that my CCA...
    on Jun 30, 2009
  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110 Rx / Tx switching

    DanieleCucchi DanieleCucchi
    Hi, I implemented CCA in this way: 1) Strobe RX with timeout termination enabled and start a timer with interrupt enabled (RX is necessary if you want to listen before talk, I use the timer to make a convenient delay). Then the application stay in a while cycle checking MARCSTATE == RX; 2) When...
    on Feb 1, 2010
  • Forum Post: CC430 Channel Selection problem

    Niket Shah Niket Shah
    Hello all, I am developing a propriatary driver software for CC430 (915 Mhz base freq) using RF1A.c as a basic framework. For radio Initialization parameters, I am using SmartRFStudio generated Register Values. However, for channel selection, I first want to scan some channels (say from Channel...
    on Sep 24, 2010
  • Forum Post: CC1101 Listen before talk routine

    Philipp Troebner Philipp Troebner
    Hi there, we currently developing a device with the CC1101 as transceiver where the listen before talk routine (LBT) is neccessary. Looking in the CC1101 datasheet one can see, that there is the support for clear channel assessment (CCA), which we want to use for our LBT- routine. It is said, that...
    on Feb 15, 2011
  • Forum Post: CC430F6137 CCA / RSSI Value readout

    Sebastian Rau71551 Sebastian Rau71551
    Hi Community, I`ve got a problem while implementing CCA-Mode to my CC430F6137( REV E NOT XCC430...). In order to test my Software with CCA I use two EM430F6137-Boards. One with IAR and my Software. And one withwith Smart RF-Studio in "Continious TX" Mode. While "Continious TX"...
    on Jun 14, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: Packet transfer stops by itself in SimpliciTI

    Yourij Bosco Yourij Bosco
    Nobody answered... Well! Let me write some more words. MCSM2 = 0x07 MCSM1= 0x3C
    on Oct 12, 2011
  • Forum Post: simpliciTI AP AS DATA HUB

    Valerie Hernandez Valerie Hernandez
    Hi there, Im am new to simpliciTI and im using the CC1111 chip set to implement a star network consisting of an AP and 2 end devices. I have got the basic configuration(i.e join, link and send messages to AP) working using the AP AS DATA HUB example code, however now I want to implement a CSMA/CA...
    on Nov 2, 2011
  • Forum Post: simpliciTI AP AS DATA HUB CCA issue

    Valerie Hernandez Valerie Hernandez
    Hi there, Im am new to simpliciTI and im using the CC1111 chip set to implement a star network consisting of an AP and 2 end devices. I have got the basic configuration(i.e join, link and send messages to AP) working using the AP AS DATA HUB example code, however now I want to implement a ...
    on Nov 2, 2011
  • Forum Post: About CC1101 CCA Noise!

    Tan Huisheng Tan Huisheng
    Hi I'm trying to use CCA, the current CCA state is viewable on GOD0 (IOCFGx.GDO0_CFG=0x09). Most of the time the CCA is OK, But when I insert the Debugger ICD3(Microchip MCU Deubgger) or Serial line(USART), the GOD0 output a lot of noise which can be display by oscilloscope. I don't...
    on Nov 21, 2011
  • Forum Post: CC1100 RSSI / CS

    rxOverflow rxOverflow
    I have two CC1100 nodes spaced some distance apart on my desk, transmitting at 315 MHz at -10 dBm, with 433 MHz antennas. I don't believe saturation could be an issue because of the low output power and mismatched antennas. I have also tried the same setup with CC1101 radios with the same results...
    on Jan 7, 2009
  • Forum Post: SimpliciTI colision avoidance algorithm

    Nuno Sousa Nuno Sousa
    Hi. I'm testing a system that uses the SimpliciTI stack on CC430 and CC1101+MSP430F24xx based devices in the 433MHz band. The implemented system is a network of unconnected nodes, all end-devices, where the majority of the devices, let's call them tags, wake-up periodicaly with a period defined...
    on May 17, 2012
  • Forum Post: How best to use CCA or CS for a "squelch" type function

    Fred Schader Fred Schader
    Hello I have a system where a CC2510 receiver wakes up and listens for a few mS every second. When a sensor wants to communicate with the receiver it sends a small packet over and over for a full second. This system works well and we have deployed tens of thousands of them. In a new variant of the...
    on Nov 8, 2012
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