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RTOS/LAUNCHXL-CC2650: Getting RemoTI to work

Part Number: LAUNCHXL-CC2650
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2650, REMOTI, CC2650RC, CC2531

Tool/software: TI-RTOS

Hi, I am trying to get RemoTI to work on two CC2650 Launchpads. I would like have the two launchpads communicate with one another. I flashed both of them with the cc2650rc_stack and the cc2650rc_app from RemoTI 2.0.1, but I have no idea if they connected to each other. How do I know if they are connected? Also, how can I send custom data packets over the network from one CC2650 to the other one? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

  • Hi Miles,

    One LP needs to be Target/Recipient and the other Controller/Originator. If you can wait two weeks then we will develop a very basic example with exactly this function.

    Currently what the SDK supports is:

    CC2650 LaunchPad as Target/Recipient Network Processor. Application is run on either Linux or Windows (RemoTI Target Emulator)

    CC2531 USB Dongle as Target/Recipient. Application runs on the dongle and provides USB HID and USB Audio interface to the device it is plugged into.

    CC2650RC as Controller/Originator. Application runs on CC2650 and has a wide feature set. It is meant to demonstrate Audio over RF4CE, when paired/bonded to the CC2531 USB Dongle.

    For more information please see: 

  • Hi Torbjorn,

    This is exactly (almost) what we are trying to do also. I have two LP, once as RNP recipient, another as a RNP originator. Trying to get them to join together and send custom packet between.

    The Recipient allowed the remote control to join. Also, it work well with the Emulator v1.06.05

    However, the RNP originator failed to join the recipient, and the Emulator v1.06.05 cannot connect to it either.

    I tried both RTI_BindReq(BINDING_TYPE_PROXY) and RTI_BindReq(BINDING_TYPE_NORMAL).

    It has been about two weeks time, how's the "basic example with exactly this function" coming along? Thanks!

    -Ronald