Hello,
I want to receive and transmit data via cc2652RSIP on a specific channel such as 2406Khz or 2430Khz.
In that case, which part such as EasyLink_init can be changed to set the transmission frequency?
Someone tell me...
Lina
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Hello,
I want to receive and transmit data via cc2652RSIP on a specific channel such as 2406Khz or 2430Khz.
In that case, which part such as EasyLink_init can be changed to set the transmission frequency?
Someone tell me...
Lina
Hello Lina,
I assume it would be possible to use EasyLink_abort followed by EasyLink_setFrequency, as gathered from these related E2E threads:
https://e2e.ti.com/f/1/t/703699
https://e2e.ti.com/f/1/t/705756
https://e2e.ti.com/f/1/t/571655
Regards,
Ryan
Thank you!
I tried it right away, but no matter what I put in the frequency, it comes back as 1.
Why is this?
Lina
EasyLink_Params easyLink_params;
EasyLink_Params_init(&easyLink_params);
if(EasyLink_init(&easyLink_params) != EasyLink_Status_Success){
usprintf_mng("EasyLink_init failed\n");
}
usprintf_mng("%d\n",EasyLink_abort());
Freq=EasyLink_setFrequency(2402000000);
Freq_1=EasyLink_getFrequency();
usprintf_mng("EasyLink_getFrequency:%x\n",Freq_1);
You can add EasyLink.c/h from <sdk directory>\source\ti\easylink directly into your project workspace to further debug EasyLink APIs. A return value of 0x01 is typically returned for EasyLink_Status_Config_Error which suggests that the API are either suspended or EasyLink is not configured.
Regards,
Ryan