• RE: CC1201: Problem working with CC1201 vs. CC1310

  

  TER

  I have to look closer to the settings you use on CC1201 but before that, could you do the same test using 38.4 kbps? (For CC23xx, start from the 50 kbps and change datarate and deviation) This is to confirm that everything else in your system is ok…

  • over 7 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum
Answered

• CC1201: Transceivers and Wireless MCUs Interoperability

  

  Fred P

  Resolved

  Part Number: CC1201 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1310 Hello, I'd like to know which Wireless MCUs can communicate with the CC1201 transceiver. Is there some compatibility matrix available for your products? Thanks Frederic

  • Resolved

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum
Answered

• CC1201: eWOR + WAKEUP pin

  

  Jerome Baron1

  Resolved

  Part Number: CC1201 Hi, I am currently in the design phase of a product that will use a CC1201. I'm planning to use the module in Sniff mode(with CS) and have an interrupt to wakeup the MCU when a RX packet is received(with CRC). I would also…

  • Resolved

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

• CC1201: Not receiving packet, Carrier Sense is triggered

  

  Jerome Baron1

  Part Number: CC1201 Hi, I'm working on a board with a CC1201. I'm trying to do a simple communication from board to board. Fixed packet length, no preamble, no sync. I'm not able to receive a packet on the RX side. On the TX side, I get a "TX finished…

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

• CC1201: Fixed latency through Sub-1 GHz RF Link

  

  Kevin Zhang6

  TI Thinks Resolved

  Part Number: CC1201 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1200 The question is how to achieve fixed latency through sub-1 GHz RF link using CC1201 or CC1110 devices. My plan is to use MCU setting up RF link, and FPGA logic sending and receiving data…

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

• CC1201: RX Power Consumption

  

  Fred P

  TI Thinks Resolved

  Part Number: CC1201 Hello, Datasheet gives peak RX current draw during packet reception for mainly 2 cases: low power mode at 1.2kbps and high performance mode at 50kbps. What is the average RX current to be expected in the following cases: -…

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum
Answered

• CC1201: RX valid packet while in LBT

  

  Jerome Baron1

  Resolved

  Part Number: CC1201 Hi, My product use a CC1201 and I need to use LBT (Listen-Before-Talk) and CCA (Clear Channel Assessment) features. One thing that's not clear to me is if the module will still receive packets while in LBT? I think it will because…

  • Resolved

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

• CC1201: Erratic TX behavior when temperature increased to 50-55C

  

  Wolfgang Wendler TI

  Part Number: CC1201 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1121 , , CC1120 Hi, Asking on behalf of my customer in Europe (868MHz star topology proprietary network) who has been a long time experienced expert user of TI's CC1121: In our latest design…

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

• CC1201: Status byte

  

  Cevin

  TI Thinks Resolved

  Part Number: CC1201 Dear team, customer is using CC1201 and has a question regarding the status indication when putting the device into sleep. Customer reports that, when putting device into sleep with SIDLE, SPWD and CSn high they normally get STATE…

  • over 6 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

• RE: CC1201: FEC support on CC1201

  

  TER

  I don't have any data on the performance of the FEC not covered by the app note.

  • over 8 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

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