HI
I have a LPSTK-CC1352R, I want to run TI 15.4 stack sensor project at 433MHZ, but SYSCONFIG there is no 433MHZ option, how can I do it?
I would be very grateful to receive your reply.
Regards,
tdy
Hi,
as the LPSTK-CC1352' s antenna is not matched for the 433 MHz spectrum, this feature is disabled in Sysconfig.
We strongly not recommend the usage of the antenna with this frequency.
However in order to change the frequency you can use the following steps:
1.) Load the collector/sensor of CC1352R from the SDK and press build
2.) Load the collector/sensor example of the LP-CC1352P7-4 and build it
3.) copy the files ti_154stack_config.h, ti_radio_config.c, ti_radio_config.h of the LP-CC1352P7-4
4.) paste those files to your example
5.) Open the collector.syscfg file and avoid that the files: ti_154stack_config.h, ti_radio_config.c, ti_radio_config.h are overwritten when rebuilding with the help of the include in build slider
6.) Rebuild and flash to the Launchpad
I have tested this procedure with LP-CC1352P7-1, but it should work for the CC1352R1, too.
In order to test the Physical behavior of your setup, you can use SmartRF Studio7.
Here you can configure the antenna and test transmitting and receiving behavior
Regards,
Alex
Hi Werwer,
of course I will.
1.) Build all your projects
2.) Go to the the collector with the 433 MHz settings of your chip and copy the marked files:
3,) Paste those files to the project folder of the design you would like to change. Afterwards it should look like this:
4.) Press build to
4.) Open the collector.syscfg in this project and press on <> (marked red)
5.) Now your will the the slider. Use them to exclude the three files: ti_154stack_config.h, ti_radio_config.c and ti_radio_config.h. Your screen should look like this:
6.) Build your project and flash it on your board.
HI Alex
Thank you very much for your help, my code is running happily!
Regards,
Alex
