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Interface msp430g2553 to cc1101 using SPI for simple wireless communication without any development Board

SURESH RAI
Prodigy 75 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1101

I want to config cc1101 using msp ( without any development board)
ie msp430g2553 will be connected to cc1101 they will communicate through spi. And then i want to configure the cc1101 in slave n msp 430 in master mode.
Help me in this if you can or guide me. 
-Regards
Suresh Rai

  • 0 in reply to TER
    Prodigy 75 points

    Hi TER,

    I have seen this post but problem is I dont want to use easy link as well can I config the register through Msp 430g2553 like i have the config details from the Rf smart Studio

    Can i send this data ie Header then data to cc1101 and try to config it. in which no need to go for easy link. 
    Even i tried with the code of easy line But was unable to understand "HAL" headers.

    being a fresher i dont know much about this correct me where ever I go wrong.

    -Regards

    Suresh Rai

  • 0 in reply to SURESH RAI
    TI__Guru**** 317180 points

    Why don't you want to start out from easylink? Get this example up and running first and then add more functionality

    Easy link is an example on how to send and receive a packet and the code is close to the minimum of what you need.

    The code consist of 3 files: RX, TX and a .h file. If you look at the .h file you will see that two variables are defined:
    PA_TABLE setting the output power and registerSetting_t. For this smartRF Studio is used to generate the register settings and from SmartRF Studio it's possible to export on easylink format enabling you to paste the settings directly into the code.

    In the Tx and Rx code these settings are written to the CC1101 by the function registerConfig using the SPI interface.