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  • Forum Post: PurePath for automotive application

    Mario Carneiro Mario Carneiro
    Dear all, First of all this is my pleasure joining a so participative and clarifying forum. I work for an automotive company and we have acquired some CC8531 Development Kits for application tests and preliminary development of this technology on automotive use. Having that sad, I wish to share information...
    on Mar 22, 2012
  • Forum Post: RE: i can't download the code to the cc8520 by using cc debugger

    HENG LE HENG LE
    Hi, I know MAX1811 is only a liion charger,so I use a dc stabilized power supply instead of battery.But I still can only program the device unless the voltage is behind 3.0v. I have checked my pcb many times ,but I can't find any problem.Now I can program the device behind the voltage of 3V,and...
    on Jul 2, 2012
  • Forum Post: RE: I can't pair the cc8520,how to solve it?

    HENG LE HENG LE
    Thanks for your reply, This is my project (Please visit the site to view this file) In addition, my project can be opened by Altium Designer.If you can't open it ,there is a pdf file in the rar. In my sch ,component P5 is the button like the cc85xxdk-headset's rocker sw.
    on Jul 2, 2012
  • Forum Post: RE: I can't pair the cc8520,how to solve it?

    HENG LE HENG LE
    Thanks for your reply, In fact ,I have only one cc debugger.So it is hard for me to use the ppw commander to test the TX.I think a cc85xxdk-headset will help me a lot,but I am just a student.Ican't afford such kit even another cc debugger.Now what I can do is only check the sch and pcb again and...
    on Jul 3, 2012
  • Forum Post: RE: I can't pair the cc8520,how to solve it?

    HENG LE HENG LE
    Thanks , This is my gerber files. (Please visit the site to view this file) I also take a picture for you. (Please visit the site to view this file) You mean there is a shortcut between the ground pad of cc8520 and the vias in the pcb?
    on Jul 3, 2012
  • Forum Post: i can't download the code to the cc8520 by using cc debugger

    HENG LE HENG LE
    Hi, I am an chinese university student,so please forgive my bad English expression. I design a schematic according to the CC85XXDK and CC85XXDK-HEADSET's schematic.But when I got my pcb,I found that I couldn't program the flash of the cc8520 by using my cc debugger.Each time I tried to download...
    on Jun 27, 2012
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