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  • Andrei Tanasache
    Andrei Tanasache
    • 1 month ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    CC2531: Development Link Down

    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: CC2531 Hello there, I am starting to look into development procedure with CC2531 and observed on this sticky page that the links for Step 3 Begin software development are down. I am not able to access them. Connection timeout...
  • Howjie zhou
    Howjie zhou
    • 24 days ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    About CC2531 reception test

    Hi,All, Currently, RF engineers test the receiving sensitivity of CC2531 through RF instruments: CC2531 is in packetRx state in SmartRf Studio, The RF instrument sends ten 127-byte data packets quickly (about 5ms), and SmartRf Studio shows that...
  • hobieboy
    hobieboy
    • 5 months ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    CC2531: CC2531

    • Resolved
    Part Number: CC2531 Hi, Does anyone know what does status codes 0x10 and 0x1a coming from CC2531
  • vincent hartman
    vincent hartman
    • 5 months ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    CC2531:

    Part Number: CC2531 Good day, I had exactly that problem. My USB powered target as well as the CC Debugger were connected to my PC Window laptop via a USB hub. As soon as I plugged both into the laptop native usb ports the issue went away.
  • Sohan B
    Sohan B
    • 3 months ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    CC2531 as end device

    TI Thinks Resolved
    Hello everyone, I have two CC2531 dongles. A CC2531 coordinator connected to a Raspberry Pi A CC2531 router connected to a Raspberry car. I successfully paired both of them, but I would like to send messages from the coordinator to the router...
  • Ryan Brown1
    Ryan Brown1
    • 3 months ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    RE: CC2531: Invalid profile ID 0xffff in outgoing message

    You've set the Options byte in your AF_DATA_REQUEST to AF_WILDCARD_PROFILEID (0x02), this causes outgoing packets to use ZDO_WILDCARD_PROFILE_ID (0xFFFF) as the Profile ID regardless of what's been registered. Regards, Ryan
  • Peter Drozda
    Peter Drozda
    • 3 months ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    RE: CC2531: ZStack 1.2 - Compile end device for CC2531

    Hi Ryan, Thanks for hints but I found more general approach. Indeed HAL was guilty. To fix the issue I had to change the path to inludes from: ...components/hal/target/2530EB to ...components/hal/target/2530USB Also add all subdirectories...
  • Mark Morgan Lloyd
    Mark Morgan Lloyd
    • 7 months ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    CC2531: CC2531

    • Resolved
    Part Number: CC2531 I've been tinkering with some CC25xx chips, using SDCC and a download utility
  • takenari
    takenari
    • 5 months ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    CC2531: Variation in reception time

    • Resolved
    Part Number: CC2531 The receiver which is 2 to 1 transmitter, reception receives the same packet
  • Peter Hoyer
    Peter Hoyer
    • 10 days ago
    • Zigbee & Thread
    • Zigbee & Thread forum

    CC2531: Z-Stack Linux server: MAX_SUPPORTED_ENDPOINTS applied at boot?

    • Resolved
    Part Number: CC2531 Just a quick question: is MAX_SUPPORTED_ENDPOINTS from config.ini applied each
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