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  • Forum Post: simpliciTI cascading end devices

    Sylvene Chong Sook Fuen
    Greetings to all. I'd installed TI SimpliciTI-IAR-1.2.0. I would like to run the sample application [Cascading End Devices] for my CC1110 Mini DK. In IAR Workbench project, I had edit the Options as below: 1. General Options-> Device Information-> CC1110F32 Code Model: Near, Data model...
    on Sep 5, 2012

  • Forum Post: Re: How to make the RE of SimpliciTI sensor/actuator (End Device) functionality with CC1110?

    Stig
    Another, and possibly easier, way to look at this is to start out by creating an ED with the application functionality you desire. The ED smpl_config.dat file will then contain the required settings for NUM_CONECTIONS, size of the internal frame queues etc. In order to add RE functionality to this ED...
    on Jul 24, 2008

  • Forum Post: How to make the RE of SimpliciTI sensor/actuator (End Device) functionality with CC1110?

    Chad3190
    Hello,everyone, I wish RE of SimpliciTI can also implement as a END Device, which means that it can relay the information from the other ED as well as inspect the temperature value and send the value to the AP directly. The temperature is got with the temperature sensor within CC1110. I have tried...
    on Jul 20, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1010 / CC1110 compatibilty

    LPRF Rocks the World
    Hi, You will need to pay attention to the synch word setup. CC1010 can only have a 1 byte synch word. How is CC1110 configured? What is the synch word you are using? LPWRocks
    on Jul 29, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1010 / CC1110 compatibilty

    quilkin
    Thanks for that. Initially I'm trying to receive (on the CC1110) a broadcast TX from the CC1010. The TX uses 0xAA as the preamble bytes (7 of them) followed by 0x5A as the sync byte (this was, I think, the default recommended at the time - and it works well between CC1010 devices.) With the CC1110...
    on Jul 30, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Newbie:CC1110 power mode question

    Kjetil
    Hi. Looks like you have run into the issue described in this errata: http://focus.ti.com/lit/er/swrz022b/swrz022b.pdf Kjetil
    on Jul 31, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110 questions

    esy
    Hi mj, 1) I think µVision3 is only the version of the IDE from Keil. Whether this is possible I think depends on your compiler/linker. I know there are e.g. two different C compilers: C51 and CX51 with slightly different features (and different price). Then there's two different linkers as well:...
    on Aug 4, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1010 / CC1110 compatibilty

    RF4ALL
    Hi, I have worked a lot with the CC1010 in the past and believe the answer might be simple, that is; the communication fails most likely due to fundamental difference in SYNC pattern. Unless the CC1110 is programmed to recognize the SYNC pattern sent by CC1010 then the CC1110 will not trigger packet...
    on Aug 5, 2008

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

    Kjetil
    Hi Jonathan, You will need to enable the sleep timer interrupt in order to get the CPU to wake up from power modes. Enable Sleep Timer interrupt and Global Interrupt by setting IEN0 = 0xA0; You will also need to add an Sleep Timer interrupt vector where you make sure you clear the interrupt flag.
    on Aug 15, 2008

  • 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: CC1110, Sleep, and Sleep Timer

    Jonathan4030
    I have had difficulty getting the CC1110's sleep timer to function. Thus far I've only concerned myself with PM0/PM1 as to avoid the infamous errata. Using DN106 as a guide, I've pieced together the following minimum test case. It's Figure 3 from DN106 inside a loop that flips a pin each...
    on Aug 15, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Using Packet Sniffer with CC1110 with different SyncWord

    Øyvind K
    The file (*.prs) used as input to get the radio settings is normally generated by SmartRF Studio, but this is a plain text file and the registers SYNC0 and SYNC1 can be added manually. E.g.: . . . SYNC1 |0xDF00|0x34| SYNC0 |0xDF01|0x12| The registers should be visible in the "Radio settings"...
    on Oct 14, 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: Re: I need help with the CC1110 radio

    M
    Hi BillBohan, Have you checked out the software examples for CC1110 (www.ti.com/lit/zip/swrc085)? It is a basic PER test that shows how to use the radio in the different modes (RX and TX). The example use DMA, so it should match what you try to do very well. The files per_test_main.c and per_test_dma...
    on Oct 18, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: uVision2,but where??

    LPRF Rocks the World
    Hi, Have you contacted Keil? Try to use WinDiff or WinMerge compare the two project files *.Uv2 versus *.Uv3. Maybe try to search the Keil Knowledgebase: http://www.keil.com/support/knowledgebase.asp LPRF Rocks the World
    on Nov 10, 2008

  • Forum Post: Using Packet Sniffer with CC1110 with different SyncWord

    Packet Sniffer
    Hi all! It is possible to set the Packet Sniffer to work with different SyncWord radio settings? I want to use the Packet Sniffer to "sniff" the Rf traffic in my specific RF protocol. Is it possibe? Haw to customize the Packet Sniffer program settings? Please help me. Regards Emil
    on Oct 14, 2008

  • Forum Post: Problem with CC1010 ADC

    soneill
    Hi everyone, I am having some problems getting the analog to digital converter on the CC1010 to work through AD2. I have a temperature sensor which puts out a constant voltage proportional to the temperature. When i connect the sensor to either AD0 or AD1 I can accurately measure the value through...
    on Nov 15, 2008

  • Forum Post: CC1110 plash program

    Yoon Kyung Seok
    Dear... I want to program CC1110 flash via external host controller. I read this method in cc1110 datasheet ch.11 Debug Interface. But I don't know how to make the code of plash program. I think this is very difficult that I make code just with contents of datasheet. Would you let me know...
    on Dec 22, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110 plash program

    esy
    Hi Yoon, have a look at the document named " CC1110/CC2430/CC2510 Debug and programming Interface Specifications" (swra124) which contains more details and pseudo code examples for routines to do flash programming via the debug interface. The document is for some unknown reason not listed...
    on Dec 22, 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: 9-bit support in CC1110

    Himanshu Patel
    We are developing application based on CC1110. We need to configure UART in 9-bit mode. After configuration, we are able to transmit in 9-bit mode (D9 is getting set/reset). However we are not able to receive 9-bit. D9 always reflects to the value lastly written to it. What could be reason? Regards...
    on Dec 31, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110: PWM + 32Khz Oscillator

    Kjetil
    Hi Oscar, I'm afraid this is not doable. The Timers need one of the high speed clocks running to operate and these clocks are only running in active mode and PM0. These clocks are also not running in PM1. Rgds, Kjetil
    on Feb 10, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110: PWM + 32Khz Oscillator

    oscar bragado zapatero
    Thank-you very much for your answer. I suppose that if this feature is no longer available in CC1110, the best solution would be to use an external Timer, similar to a 555 timer, but with low power features, or some digital logic to generate PWM signals. Thanks again!! Regards
    on Feb 10, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110 PM2

    Kjetil
    Hi Ron. Please have a look at the Basic Software Examples that can be found here: http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/cc1110f32.html#toolssoftware Once installed, the code you are looking for can be found here: cc1110_cc2510_Basic Software_Examples\source\examples\pm\powermode2.c Best...
    on Feb 27, 2009
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