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  • Forum Post: Interfacing CC2500 with C5416 DSP kit

    Shashank Kumar
    I am trying to develop a MIMO testbed using TMS320VC5416 DSP kits and a CC2500 RF transreceivers. For starters I want it to be 2x2 MIMO. How can I interface CC2500 with DSP kit? - Shashank
    on Aug 3, 2011

  • Forum Post: SimpliciTI configuration: ez430-RF2500 Temperature Sensing demo

    Adrian Suarez
    Hi all, First , I want to apologize for my english , my level is not very good. I am working with the development module ez430-RF2500 and I'm using as a base for my project Temperature Sensor demo version 1.02 and i am working with IAR Embedded Workbench Version: 4.09A. I modified this demo...
    on Aug 8, 2011

  • Forum Post: Strange cc2500 Receive Problem

    Alvaro
    I am writing my own CC2500 radio libraries using the ez430-rf2500 as a test platform. When I receive a packet, several bytes are left shifted by one bit. For example, if I send a packet with data 0x0101010101, I might receive 0x0101020101, or send 0x555555 and receive 0xaa55aa. The interesting...
    on Aug 10, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: Strange cc2500 Receive Problem

    Alvaro
    I think I've isolated the problem. I programmed one of the ez430-rf2500 using the TI sample code in windows( with CCS ) and transmitted the same data. Whenever I transmit data with that one, I receive it just fine. On the other hand, when I send it using my own libraries compiled with msp430-gcc...
    on Aug 11, 2011

  • Forum Post: SmartRF infinite receive

    TN.Richard
    starting an infinite receive in SmartRF (using 1.7.2 with CC2500) works good, while someting is received. Is there any pause >= 10s in receiving, no new input is recognized until receive is stopped and restarted.
    on Mar 2, 2012

  • Forum Post: MSP430G2553 interfacing with CC2500, viewing packets on SmartRF Studio

    James Payne
    Hi all, I'm trying to interface an MSP430G2553 (on an MSP-EXP430G2 Dev board) with a CC2500 chip (on a CC2500EM board) using an USCI SPI interface to transmit one byte of data on a single packet and view this on SmartRF Studio. I am using a SmartRF04EB dev board with a CC2500EM board connected...
    on Mar 23, 2012

  • Forum Post: What is the Difference in CC2500 & CC2560?

    TUSHAR SHRING
    I need to know the difference between CC2500 & CC2560? What should be the selection criteria for this? Kindly reply
    on Jan 4, 2013

  • Forum Post: CC2500RTK Help!

    Julian Dario Luna Pati��o
    Good day to all, I wonder who can help me I'm trying to learn to make a ZigBee communication with msp430 launchpad and CC2500RTK integrated, but still not as configured, I have not found an example to guide me, or how to connect or settings. I appreciate that I can help, my email is judlup@gmail...
    on Apr 14, 2013

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