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HostTestRelease with PM

HostTestRelease with PM

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tomoyuki
Posted by tomoyuki
on Jul 11 2012 23:43 PM
Prodigy140 points

Hi,

I'm testing HostTestRelease app with power management. I downloaded the sample code about it from wiki. (http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/LPRF_BLE_HostTestPM)

My hardware is SmartRF05 EB and connected via RS232-USB to PC(BTool).

Wiki page says I must send a Util_NV_read command to enable sleep, and a Util_NV_write command to disable sleep.

I tried this, and I could put CC2540 to sleep by sending Util_NV_read command, but could not disable sleeping by sending Util_NV_write command.

When I sent Util_NV_write command, no response was coming, and CC2540 continue sleeping. (The LED1 was blinking.)

I have not modified the sample code at all, but do I have to do anything to use this sample code?

And I believe that I can wake CC2540 up by sending Util_NV_write command. Am I correct?

Thanks.

CC2540 HostTestRelease PM
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  • William Shoesmith
    Posted by William Shoesmith
    on Aug 14 2012 12:31 PM
    Prodigy35 points

    Hello tomoyuki,

    I'm having the same issue.  Did you ever find a solution to this problem?

    Best,

    William

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  • William Shoesmith
    Posted by William Shoesmith
    on Aug 14 2012 13:46 PM
    Prodigy35 points

    Figured it out.  

    Looks like there was a missing call to HalUARTSuspend() in hal_drivers.c when handling the HAL_UART_SLEEP_EVENT. Everything seems to be working fine now.

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  • Yuk Cheong Poon
    Posted by Yuk Cheong Poon
    on Aug 30 2012 20:25 PM
    Prodigy90 points

    Hi all,

    The Host Test PM example doesn't work with me. It did not enter sleep mode whatever I sent, the power consumption is 8mA, and the 32MHz crystal is running.

    I am not sure what I have done incorrectly.

    Regards,

    Cheong

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  • Anirban Bhowmick
    Posted by Anirban Bhowmick
    on Oct 16 2012 02:06 AM
    Intellectual390 points

    what parameters should i send to UTIL_NV_Read if i have to run the sleep 100 command. 

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