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CC1310: End CMD_PROP_RX_SNIFF at csEndTime with PROP_DONE_BUSY

CC1310: Wire operation with AT commands.

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Genius 11810 points
Part Number: CC1310


Dear team

Hello, I wrote a request to you before about a similar issue and your help was extremely useful, so here I am again. I am trying to create a firmware that consisnt in two launchpads cc1310, one sender and one reciever. I am connecting them wired and I am would like them to "talk" with AT commands, but I don't really know where to start with it. Would you please help me? =). A reference link or whatever would be good. Thank you very much for your help.

I have seen in the Wi-Fi link the supported platforms for this library and this shows up. Does that mean that my launchpad cc1310 doesn't work with AT commands? Thanks for your help.

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    TI__Guru* 86731 points

    Please take a lok at the rfEasyLinkNP example found here:

    dev.ti.com/.../node

    In this example, the EasyLink API has been exposed over an AT Command Interface such that it can be exercised by Host SW (running on an PC, MPU or MCU) or by a human using a serial terminal emulator.

    When we use the exmample, the AT commands are sent from a PC running for example putty/Hypertermianl etc., and then the LPs transmit/receives packets over RF, but it sill also be possible to have a LP sending the AT commands to another LP (instead of sending the commands from a PC).

    We do not have any example code for the CC1310 acting as the host.

    BR

    Siri