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how to create simple application for CC2530ZNP AND MSP430F2274 -MiniKit

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edward soukessov
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on May 25 2012 16:33 PM
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Dear reader,

I am using CC2530ZNP Mini Kit and carefully repeated and have tried to understand all examples that are included with this kit  C:\Texas Instruments\CC2530ZNP Mini Kit

I want to implement the next  task:

1.create network with coordinator and two end devices - it is already exist from the box

2. To write application which will turn on/off LED ( one of existing - yellow or red - does not matter) on one end device on the response to pushing button on
another end device. In another words to control LED on one end device with button on another end device.

As i understand it can be relatively easily implemented by using  Home Automation cluster library.

But Mini Kit does not support HA cluster library, osal  and so on.

Frankly speaking learning recommended Mini Kit examples did not approach me closer  to solving this simple , from my point of view, application.

Any hints for solutions? Should i create clusters or something like this? Or not? What end points should be used on both end devices? How to address them?

Can i find textbook or manual which will help me and i am sure many other people who opted TI hardware as a basis for creating zigbee networks.

Does exist something like Drew Gislason's book "Zigbee wireless networking" which contains a lot of examples for Freescale  ZigBee development kit, NOT  TI.

 Thank you very much

Looking forward for advice

Edward 

  

 

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