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LAUNCHXL-CC1352P: Using DMM with ZigBee End Device and BLE Simple Central

Thomas Schmid1
Prodigy 250 points

Part Number: LAUNCHXL-CC1352P
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG

Hi,

I have a project, where I have to implement the "ZigBee End Device" and "BLE Simple Central". For this configuration, I have to use the DMM.

I already used the example dmm_zed_switch_remote_display_app, which is working perfectly, but it's a "BLE Simple Peripheral".

My question is:

  • is it possible, to implement a "BLE Simple Central" with a "ZigBee End Device" in DMM by my self?
  • If yes, what do I have to choose in Sysconfig for the Protocol Stack Roles? (Should I choose "Custom 1" or "BLE Peripheral"?)
  • Is there a guide or documentation how to implement a "BLE Simple Central" to DMM?

Thanks for any help!

Best Regards

Thomas

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    TI__Guru**** 221727 points

    Hi Thomas,

    It is possible to create a custom BLE Simple Central + Zigbee End Device DMM solution, however TI does not test/validate such a configuration and thus there is no guide or documentation on how to create it.  Your choices are either to modify the dmm_zed_switch_remote_display_app where the BLE Simple Peripheral application is replaced with a BLE Simple Central, or use the DMM Integration SimpleLink Academy Lab as a guide for adding a ZED Switch to a BLE Simple Central project.  As for the Protocol Stack Roles, you can either use the BLE Peripheral role as a starting point for Application States/Applied Activities and add as necessary for the BLE Central application or reference it for creating your Custom 1 role.  Please see the DMM User's Guide -> Application States and Scheduling Policies to further understand how these play a role towards the DMM. 

    Regards,
    Ryan