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cc2530 with cc2591 front-end PA-LNA

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LZH
Posted by LZH
on Aug 30 2010 02:21 AM
Intellectual700 points

Hi, everyone,

 

I was asked to design a cc2530 with cc2591 front-end PA-LNA system. Meanwhile, I need to use P0.2-P0.5 as a (UART 0, alt 2) debug interface, as I need to connect P1.4-P1.7 (UART 1, alt 2) with hardware flow control to another device. However, it seems to be P1.4 is captured by the CC2591 EN pin, and I can't change the code to let it connect to any other pins.  Is there any solution for the P1.4 pin conflict? I'm looking forward for your replies. 


Thank you.

CC2530 CC2591 PALNA
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  • Derek Tan
    Posted by Derek Tan
    on Feb 23 2012 01:04 AM
    Prodigy185 points

    I  am running into the same problem.

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  • Fredrik K
    Posted by Fredrik K
    on Feb 23 2012 02:32 AM
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    Hi LZH,

    Why can't you simply move the CC2590 enable signal to another pin on CC2530?

    /Fredrik

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  • Derek Tan
    Posted by Derek Tan
    on Feb 23 2012 02:43 AM
    Prodigy185 points

    Hi Fredrik,

    Because CC2530 CC2591 reference design & the design note "Using CC2591 Front End with CC2530" suggest that :)

    You are right, I plan to use another pin.

    Thank you:)

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  • launix
    Posted by launix
    on Feb 23 2012 14:24 PM
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    Hi Derek,

    You should be able to map PA_LNA I/O between P1_0 to P1_5. Take a look in macRadioTurnOnPower() function in

    Zstack. If you configure for exemple:

    OBSSEL4       = OBSSEL_OBS_CTRL1; as 

    OBSSEL3       = OBSSEL_OBS_CTRL1;

    You should have the correct driving I/O on P1_3, instead of P1_4. 

    It looks better than driving itself an I/O. Let me know.

    Launix.

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