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CC2540 TX Power Settings

CC2540 TX Power Settings

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Fabrizio Renzulli
Posted by Fabrizio Renzulli
on Dec 07 2010 10:07 AM
Prodigy120 points

I have just bought the CC2540 Mini Development Kit and started to check some BTLE performances: operative range, data throughput, etc.

I would like to know if the currently TX power used by LL Master (USB Dongle programmed with HostTestRelease firmware) and LL Slave (KeyFob programmed with KeyFobDemo firmware) is 0dBm and if there is a way to change the default setting.

Fabrizio Renzulli.

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  • Willis1
    Posted by Willis1
    on Dec 20 2010 16:39 PM
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    Yes, the Tx power default value is 0dBm for master and slave builds.. Use the function HCI_EXT_SetTxPowerCmd to change it. The function prototype and description can be found in hci.h.

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  • El dorado
    Posted by El dorado
    on May 02 2011 09:23 AM
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    Hi,

     

    as far as I know, the TX powers can be set: -23dbm, -6dbm, 0 dbm and +4dbm; What If I need i.e. -10dBm tx power? Can this be done?

     

    Regards

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  • Chatto
    Posted by Chatto
    on May 02 2011 11:24 AM
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    The four output power settings should be sufficient. Making a -10dBm power level would be possible, however there isn't any reason to. The current saving from a -6dBm to a -10dBm would be negligible.

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  • Anna Mannila
    Posted by Anna Mannila
    on Jun 10 2011 02:23 AM
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    Where should I call this function so as not to mess anything up? From my application's init-function of from the main before starting the system?

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  • Willis1
    Posted by Willis1
    on Jun 10 2011 02:53 AM
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    If you are just changing it once, the easiest thing to do is to set it in the init-function; however the stack does allow you to change it any time (even during a connection) without causing any issues.

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