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Could I ask for a CC2540 sample code ?

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Weng Jine He
Posted by Weng Jine He
on May 01 2012 06:17 AM
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Could I ask for a sample code that using keyfob's button to control usb dongle's LED on & off?

I have no idea how to start with cc2540.


I'm a Taiwanese beginner. 

thanks.

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  • kazola
    Posted by kazola
    on May 01 2012 06:46 AM
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    Hi Weng Jine He :)

    No problem, nobody is born with programming skills.

    Let's try to introduce you in the world. First, download the BLE Stack. There are LOTS of codes there!

    http://www.ti.com/tool/ble-stack

    To understand what you are doing, you should first read the software developer's guide, since you wanna be one of them :)

    http://www.ti.com/lit/ug/swru271b/swru271b.pdf

    The LED thing you wanna do can be easily done by opening the Keyfob or SimpleBLEPeripheral project (one of both) into IAR (the development environment). The projects are separated in multiple "layers" so people not interested in hardware, for example, do not have to deal with it :)

    Why don't you take a look to the file "hal_key.c" and try to identify the place where a button is detected to be pressed? Then, a simple line of code will do what you want.

    Go for it. And good luck! And go back with all the questions which arise.



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  • Weng Jine He
    Posted by Weng Jine He
    on May 02 2012 01:01 AM
    Prodigy140 points

    Thanks for your suggest, Kazola.

    I will try what you say.

    But, I think I will have a lot of questions on it in the future.

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  • kazola
    Posted by kazola
    on May 14 2012 13:01 PM
    Guru11075 points

    This is way this forum exists :)



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