Hi team,
Here's the request from the customer:
Customer can't understand the meaning of the definition of the pData variable of the data entry when reading the RF Synchronized Packet Receive Routine (rfSynchronizedPacketRx_CC1310_LAUNCHXL_tirtos_ccs).
The customer thinks that the first 0-7 bits in the rxBuffer defined in the routine should store the relevant information of the data format of the RF data. If not, what‘s the meaning of the +8 bytes of the rxBuffer variable?
The definition of RF Data Entry Pointer Structure is shown in the following figure according to the manual:
And even if rxBuffer is a separate address space for storing packet information, why storing the length information of the data packet in the 0th bit?
Could you help check this case? Thanks.
Best Regards,
Nick