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  • Forum Post: Re: MSP430BT5190 + CC2560 Connecting to Android

    Miguel
    Chad, We are looking into it and come back to you with some proposals. Thanks,
    on Jun 16, 2011

  • Forum Post: Visibility to RTOS tasks on EZ430-RF2560 Accelerometer Application

    Fred J
    I would like to modify the EZ430 accelerometer application code to make the EZ430 into a 'Simple' device as described for the MSP-EXP430F5438. The first step I would like to take is to understand how the existing code works. I see that main() calls sdk_start_scheduler(), which calls vTaskStartScheduler...
    on Sep 22, 2011

  • Forum Post: Bluetooth connect question

    Dunk Wu
    Hi sir. I have a question, Platform: MSP-EXP430F5438 + PAN1315ETU CC2560 Demo firmware : MSP430BT5190-CC2560 SDK /* SDK Class of Device Field */ #define SDK_CONFIG_COD BT_MSC_LIM_DISC_MODE|BT_MDC_PERIPHERAL|BT_PPMC_SENSING_DEVICE Major device class "Peripheral (com port)"...
    on Oct 11, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: M3 DK-LM3s9b96 with CC2560 bluetooth wireless kit which want to support A2DP and SPP profiles

    Miguel
    Dear customer, We do apologize for the delay. As our SSO partner mentioned, we are working on a sample application to illustrate this scenario. Given the required internal TI process to deliver new apps, we are experiencing a delay. The current estimated date to deliver this sample app is November...
    on Oct 26, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: DK-LM3S9D96: Example of a Bluetooth piconet implementation utilizing Stonestreet One?

    Richard Smaglick
    Hello, I'm working with Manuel on this project and can comment on the piconet configuration. The system involves an SPP client consisting of a TI LM3S9B96 Cortex M3 processor and a TI CC2560 transceiver. The client will utilize the Bluetopia stack. There will be multiple MSP430BT5190 based...
    on Mar 12, 2012

  • Forum Post: Does Panasonic PAN 1326 (CC2564) work with PIC microcontroller?

    Mike Lam
    Hi, Does anyone know if Panasonic PAN 1326 (CC2564) works with PIC micro controller? http://www.panasonic.com/industrial/electronic-components/rf-modules/bluetooth/pan1326-1316.aspx I received mixed answers, some said it works, some said it only works with MSP430. How do I get started? What...
    on Dec 1, 2011

  • Forum Post: EZ430-256x Sample Apps "EZ430-ACCL" question.

    Ting En Lau
    Hi, First of all this is my first attempt at a Bluetooth system. I am trying to establish a blutooth connection from an Android Smartphone (Server) to a EZ430-256x evaluation kit(Client). I have managed to build the sample application “ez430-accl” and flashed the binary to the EZ430. The...
    on Mar 21, 2012

  • Forum Post: Custom Application based on Bluetopia + LE using SPP, any literature available?

    Shashank Revankar
    Hello, I am developing an application using the Bluetopia stack on MSP430F5438A on experimenter board with the PAN1323EMK. I want to have an application that just uses SPP and communicates with a smartphone. Can anyone suggest me a place to start? I have looked into the sample SPP Demo and tried...
    on Dec 3, 2012

  • Forum Post: Bluetooth SPP encryption

    Tiago Bucker
    I'm developing my Bluetooth project based on bt_spp.c, the example application of Bluetooth Serial Port Profile provided by TI. I have some doubts about security, I apreciate if someone could help me: - How do I turn on encryption in this example? - Where the keys are stored? - In what stack...
    on Nov 9, 2012

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