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SmartRF05 Evaluation Board revision 1.8.1 issue Port P0_1 & Port P2_0

SmartRF05 Evaluation Board revision 1.8.1 issue Port P0_1 & Port P2_0

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LAKSHMANAN KUMAR RANGARAJ
Posted by LAKSHMANAN KUMAR RANGARAJ
on Aug 15 2012 02:58 AM
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Hi TI,

Stack version : ZSTACK 2.5-CC2530  

 IAR VERSION: 8.10.3 (8.10.3.40338)  

   I am using SmartRF05 Evaluation Board  revision 1.8.1. I have removed all the jumpers on P1(Control signals available to the USB Controller) except the DBG_DC(19-20) and DBG_DD(21-22) and also the all jumpers on P10( IO signals to peripherals on the evaluation board) except the LCD_MODE(5-6),LCD_CS(7-8),MOSI(11-12)SCLK(13-14),LED1(21-22),LED3_SOC(29-30),EM_RESET(35-36). 

JOY_MOVE (1-2) ------->P2_0

BUTTON1(17-18) -------->P0_1

Scenario 1 : P0_1 = HIGH P2_0 = HIGH

Switch ON the TI end device module . The module will connect to the coordinator( coordinator is another EVB board).No Issues.

Scenario 2: P0_1 = LOW P2_0 = LOW ( BOTH ARE CONNECTED TO THE JUMPER)

Switch ON the TI end device module . The module will connect to the coordinator( coordinator is another EVB board).No Issues.

Scenario 3: P0_1 = HIGH P2_0 = LOW ( P2_0 CONNECTED TO THE JUMPER)

Switch ON the TI end device module . The module will connect to the coordinator( coordinator is another EVB board).No Issues.

Scenario 4: P0_1 = LOW P2_0 = HIGH ( P0_1 CONNECTED TO THE JUMPER)

Switch ON the TI end device module . The module WONT connect to the coordinator( coordinator is another EVB board).it will stay after showing the IEEE address display in LCD and green led is always blinking.

Solution :

Inorder to bootup the module we need to press and hold the Button1 and Reset button.

Kindly advise how to solve the scenario 4 in  stack.

Thanks and Regards

Lakshman,PMP,PMI-RMP

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  • LAKSHMANAN KUMAR RANGARAJ
    Posted by LAKSHMANAN KUMAR RANGARAJ
    on Aug 15 2012 20:04 PM
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    Hi TI,

     kindly support me to solve the above issue.

     

    Thanks and Regards

    Lakshman,PMP,PMI-RMP

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  • LAKSHMANAN KUMAR RANGARAJ
    Posted by LAKSHMANAN KUMAR RANGARAJ
    on Aug 17 2012 02:15 AM
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    Verified by LAKSHMANAN KUMAR RANGARAJ
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    Hi TI,

     I have solved the issue.I have comment out the ZDAppCheckForHoldKey() where the stack check the JOY_UP then it goes to HOLD State.Since when we remove the jumper in P2_0 and P0_6. The Default value of the ADC will be 18 or 19 which is JOY_UP. So while booting up the code struck in HOLD_STATE.

    After removing the Manual Startup.Everything works fine.

    void ZDApp_Init( uint8 task_id ) {   // Save the task ID   ZDAppTaskID = task_id;

      {

      // Check for manual "Hold Auto Start"  // ZDAppCheckForHoldKey()

    }

    Thanks and Regards

    Lakshman,PMP,PMI-RMP

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