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  Nathan Marion

  • 12 days ago
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  CC3220MODA: FCC Radiated Spurious Emissions Failing by 0.5dB when averaged and tested with continuous mode as recommended. Channel 6 (2437MHz) spurious emission at 6498MHz.

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  Part Number: CC3220MODA We changed to the continuous mode of operation as was described by Seong and we are marginally failing by 0.5dB when the spurious emission (6498MHz with UUT @ channel6) is averaged. We have had the design reviewed both schematic...
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  YunJung Kim

  • 29 days ago
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  CC3220MODA: memory clear during hibernation

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  Part Number: CC3220MODA Hi, I'd like to know what will happen to RAM during hibernation. Especially
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  Franz Schellhase

  • 19 days ago
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  CC3220MODA: Limit transmit duty cycle to max 50%

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  Part Number: CC3220MODA Hi team, Can you comment on my customers request? In the datasheet for the cc3220moda in chapter 5.3 there is an operating temperature of 85°C. However, the transmit duty cycle must be less than 50% to prevent the auto...
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  Katie Elliott19

  • 1 month ago
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  CC3220MODA: GPIO retention during LPDS mode

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  Part Number: CC3220MODA Hello, I am attempting to park a pin high during LPDS mode
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  Jan D

  • 15 hours ago
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  RE: CC3220MODA: SPI Gang image with playground certificates does not start

  Hi, Certificates from playground are supported for a development mode only. For a production mode you need to use certificate which you obtain from known CA. Jan
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  Katie Elliott19

  • 19 days ago
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  CC3220MODA: Control of GPIOs after waking from LPDS

  Part Number: CC3220MODA I am looking for clarification on parking pins during LPDS mode. In our application we don't always want the pins in the same logical state every time we go to LPDS. Is the purpose of parking to actually set the state of the...
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  YunJung Kim

  • 1 month ago
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  CC3220MODA: Faster wake-up from hibernation / separate firmware?

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  Part Number: CC3220MODA Hi, I'd like to know if it is possible to wake-up faster from hibernation
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  Sarah P

  • 18 days ago
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  RE: CCS/CC3220MODA: Is there a method that would extract all stored profiles

  Hi, Unfortunately no, there is not a device token to read all stored profiles at once. You can create a custom request that is handled by the application MCU and calls sl_WlanProfileGet(). This API does also require you to iterate through the index...
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  Sarah P

  • 26 days ago
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  RE: CCS/CC3220MODA: OCR/RTC Register Usage

  Hi Brian, If you are waking from hibernate from a timer, those bits noted as "reserved by RTC" should not be used (I assumed your first question was only referring to these bits). Those noted as "for user application" should always...
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  Jan D

  • 28 days ago
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  RE: CCS/CC3220MODA: Unable to find out the error occurred when the board is left to work independently(independently means the board is connect to network and having sensors and power supply connected).

  Hi Niranjan, I am not aware about such example. I think TI-RTOS does not have capability to map some external serial memory into own address range. Jan

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