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AWR1243: How to communicate with AWR1243 using MCU

AWR1243: How to communicate with AWR1243 using R4F MCU

Dan Jia
Intellectual 480 points
Part Number: AWR1243

HI~ experts

I  have studyed the below link.

AWR1243: How to communicate with AWR1243 using MCU - Sensors forum - Sensors - TI E2E support forums

I have questions:

(1)D:\PROCESSOR_SDK_VISION_03_08_00_00\ti_components\radar\mmwave_dfp_01_02_00_00\ti\example \mmwavelink_monitoring:  mmw_monitoring.c I changed the below code.

  clientCtx.devCtrlCb.rlDeviceDisable =/* callback function to power off AWR1243; De-Assert Reset GPIO*/.

I want to know if I used R4F, will it make the mmwavelink_monitoring project work well and easy?how to use mmwavelink_r4F.lib?

(2) I port the whole mmwavelink_monitoring project to R4F MCU,so ti can control and communicate AWR1243?

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    TI__Guru*** 138329 points

    Hi,

    The communication between AWR1243 and a host processor is a complex task that requires embedded sw experience.

    Using R4F as a host will not make the task easier.

    The mmwave link has to be ported to the host and used to communicate with AWR1243.

    Unfortunately, TI does not have an out of box ready solution. Customers need to port the mmwave link to the host used

    Thank you

    Cesar