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  • Forum Post: Re: using USART in SPI mode to talk with CC2500

    RF4ALL RF4ALL
    Hi, I believe the SimpliciTI port-init code should then be corrected accordingly, to ensure that the CSn pin (P4.2) is indeed GPIO (that is; not peripheral controlled), no matter what prior code events/instructions have occurred: #define MRFI_SPI_CONFIG_PORT() st( P4SEL = (P4SEL & ~BV(__mrfi_SPI_CSN_GPIO_BIT_...
    on Aug 21, 2008
  • Forum Post: Synchronize clocks with CC1101

    Sam4447 Sam4447
    Hello, I have the following idea, but I am not really sure, if it can work as I imagine: we have one transmitter and several receivers. The goal would be to have syncronized timers/counters running on all receivers. Reading the FREQEST register, I find out how much the carrier frequencys differ from...
    on Aug 28, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: SmartRF04EB

    Jake Salmi Jake Salmi
    Take a look at the smartRF04EB schematic. You will find that the control signals for the EM boards (CC1100 and others all share common connector and pin-out) are available on P1 and P2 connectors. You'll want to jumper over from your MSP430 board to the CSn, SCLK, SI, SO pins on the EM connectors...
    on Sep 11, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: AGC_FREEZE ; freeze automatic gain control settings ?

    Sverre Sverre
    Try the following: Read back register AGCTEST (address 0x2B) when you receive the first packet. Write AGCCTRL0.AGC_FREEZE = 3 and then write the gain setting back to AGCTEST.
    on Sep 18, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: sensitivity as function of preamble and sync word

    Sverre Sverre
    The preamble, which ideally is a 0-1 sequence, is used to set up the correct gain in the AGC, sets up the data deciscion slicing level, and does bit synchronization. If the preamble is too short there is not sufficient time for the RX path to be set up correctly before the real data starts coming in...
    on Oct 10, 2008
  • Forum Post: Communication between CC1101 and CC1020

    perastaja perastaja
    Hello, I am trying to get the CC1101 and CC1020 to communicate. Both modules should use the following settings: GFSK modulation, 1.2 kBaud data rate, 430.8695 MHz frequency and Manchester coding. I have programmed both modules with these parameters but so far I haven't been able to send or...
    on Oct 22, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: On-Off Keying transmission using CC1101

    esy esy
    Welcome to the forum, 1132511! You will need to make sure PATABLE[0] and PATABLE[1] values for the OOK levels are properly set. See e.g. this FAQ entry (skip step e, f, and g, which are for achieving serial, asynchronous transparent mode instead of the "normal" packet mode that you are using...
    on Nov 4, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: On-Off Keying transmission using CC1101

    Sverre Sverre
    The register settings you get from SmartRF Studio are optimized for FSK/MSK and not OOK/ASK. Please refer to design note DN022 as this note tells you what registers to change when going from FSK to OOK and also a gives guidelines on how to find the optimum register settings for the AGC
    on Nov 6, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: MSP430/CC2520 SoC

    adrian adrian
    earlier today, TI anounced the new CC430 family which is a single chip MSP430F5xx core and integrated RF transceiver. see: www.ti.com/cc430 . the first device announced will actually have an integrated CC1101 868/915MHz tranceiver. Flash and RAM details haven't been announced but it will begin...
    on Nov 12, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: touch sensor capabilities by software SoC cc1110-cc2510

    Kjetil Kjetil
    Dima, Please have a look at the following application note for the MSP430. http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/techdocsabstract.tsp?abstractName=slaa379 Do not know anyone that has done this with the SoC. One option could be a MSP+CC1101 or CC2500 solution if the SoC implentation gets rough. Rgds...
    on Nov 12, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110 Balun

    Richard Wallace Richard Wallace
    Hi Ron, We have been working with Johanson to adapt a chip filter-balun matched to the CC11xx family. We are on the verge of releasing this as a standard reference design. The part number for this balun from Johanson is P/N 0896BM15A0001. We are seeing very good performance with this filter-balun part...
    on Nov 12, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110 Balun

    Richard Wallace Richard Wallace
    Hi, This is not fully released yet from Johanson. The filter balun is matched to the CC1101 and the single ended port is 50 ohm. This will go into series production in Jan 2009. Please contact Ian Johnson at Johanson Technologies: his email is ijohnson@johansontechnology.com Regards, Richard...
    on Nov 13, 2008
  • Forum Post: When I read RSSI value continually, C1101 will crash.

    KevinLee KevinLee
    A function that I would like to read RSSI several times. But when TAG in RF transmit phase and syn chars are the same, then CC1101 crashed. How do I solve this problem?
    on Nov 21, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: help with cc1100 software

    M M
    Hi nick836, First to clarify the issue with the xtal running or not. The easiest way to check that it is running is to check the output on GDO0 after reset. It's default output is CLK_XOSC/192. To verify that the chip is ready, check GDO2 after reset. GDO2's default output after reset is the...
    on Dec 3, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: CC1110 and 868 Mhz range

    Richard Wallace Richard Wallace
    Hi, Enclosed are some test results I have acheived when performing range tests with the CC1110/01. With a data rate setting of 250kbps, 0dBm output power, 1.3m above ground, PER:<1%, Nearson dipole antenna; we have recorded 230m_average (690 feet). Best regards, Richard.
    on Dec 19, 2008
  • Forum Post: Re: A problem with CC

    komal komal
    1132511 s hardware, I'm using two MSP430 FG4618/F2013 Experimenter Boards, and two CC1101EMK 434 MHz chips. Hi all, I have the same hardware as above and the simpliciti software. When I run my program using two CC2500 chips it works fine. Then I used CC1101EM 434 MHz chips, without changing the...
    on Feb 5, 2009
  • Forum Post: Lowest valid Baud rate setting for CC1101

    chuckwagon chuckwagon
    Hi Champs, There seems to be an inconsistancy within the CC1101 Data Sheet. Could someone please comment on the following observations? Looking at the CC1101 data sheet (SWRS061D), table 3 lists the minimum baud rate as 1.2kbaud. Later on, table 22 says it can go as low as 0.8kbaud. Playing with...
    on Feb 13, 2009
  • Forum Post: RXBYTES in CC1101

    Emanuele8874 Emanuele8874
    Hi all, I'm developing an RF device with cc1101. My configuration is: Variable packet length (length=64), CRC off, Append status off, address check off. GDO0 pin is "( 6) Asserts when sync word has been sent / received, and de-asserts at the end of the packet" . The MCU software wait...
    on Apr 23, 2009
  • Forum Post: Re: CC1101 and CC1100 are really compatible?????

    Sverre Sverre
    CC1100 and CC1101 are compatible. Not sure what the input power level (or output power and distance between the units) is in your case, but there are two extremes you should check out: is this a saturation issue (if the units are close)? Try with a lower output power level. is this a sensitivity...
    on Apr 24, 2009
  • Forum Post: Register values for CC1101 in ASK mode

    Ted DEM Ted DEM
    Hi. Please can anyone send me all registers value that we need to put in the CC1101 (RX and TX componants) in order to communicate with two CC1101 componants in ASK mode. I program the CC1101 with an MCU. I try it for several weeks and I am depressed. So, do I need to send a commande strobe after programming...
    on Apr 26, 2009
  • Forum Post: Re: Symmetric CC1101 Matching

    Richard Wallace Richard Wallace
    Hi Fabian, When the tracks and component placement are not symmetrical the output power will decrease and the harmonics will increase due to an inbalance on the PA. More info in DN017. If you have no choice to lay out the components as you suggested, then your layout suggestion will help. Try to maintain...
    on Apr 27, 2009
  • Forum Post: Re: CC1101 range question

    Richard Wallace Richard Wallace
    Hi Z, Good comments, I both agree and disagree at the same time :) The distance of 3km (LOS) is practical but if this has to be guaranteed then the environment parameters will have to be reviewed thoroughly. Totally agree that the antenna choice and height above ground has a huge part to determine...
    on Apr 29, 2009
  • Forum Post: Re: CC1101 Transmission Problem

    M M
    There might be many reasons why your system is not working, so let's start with the basics: - First, did you verify that you can send and transmit packets from one board to another using SmartRF Studio and two evaluation boards? - Read the two documents referred to above carefully. - Starting with...
    on May 14, 2009
  • Forum Post: CC1020 compatibility with CC1100 (CC1101)

    mark tucker mark tucker
    We use the CC1100 (soon changing over to CC1101) in a 915 MHz transceiver module that we produce. We want to modify this transceiver for narrow-band data transmission at 868 MHz. The CC1020 looks like the appropriate chip to use given its low phase noise performance. How much - if any - of our code developed...
    on May 19, 2009
  • Forum Post: Re: sensitivity as function of preamble and sync word

    Seishin Seishin
    Hi, Our client is experimenting with CC2500, they are testing communication between one End device and two two access points(with same settings but different addresses and placed at well seperated distance). But as and when the End point transmits a signal to access point 1, the access point 2 also...
    on May 26, 2009
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