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CC1352P7: TI 15.4 Data sending...

Part Number: CC1352P7
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Hello experts,

I am working on the TI 15.4 project, I am sending the data to the Linux Gateway(collector) every 15-minute intervals. When the Linux gateway is unavailable. It stores the data locally. After some time when the gateway is available, I want to send the data to the collector.
How I can send the data to the collector periodically in less time? (like an interval of 15 seconds per packet).


Setting configured:
Reporting interval in collector- 15 minutes.

Regards,

Selva

  • Hi Selva,

    If you're using the sensor example project, you can configure the reporting interval in SysConfig ->TI 15.4-Stack -> Network -> Application and set the Reporting interval and polling interval.

    Cheers,

    Marie H

  • Hi marie,

    Thanks for the reply,

    What if the sensor reporting interval and collector reporting intervals are different, will it work?

    Here we wanted to send the locally stored data(locally stored when the gateway is not available) to the collector in different reporting intervals.

    eg:

    The Usual Reporting Interval is 10 minutes. But while sending the locally stored data interval is 30 secs.

    Any idea?  

  • Hi Selva,

    It should be fine using different reporting interval for sensor and collector. 

    Make sure to change the MAX_REPORTING_INTERVAL, since it's default value is 360 000ms (6 minutes). You mentioned a reporting interval of 15 minutes for the collector, so you should change MAX_REPORTING_INTERVAL to at least that.

    For the polling interval parameter, you need to make sure that it is equal or greater on the collector, than on the sensor. 

    If you click on the question mark placed on the right side of the parameters in sysconfig, you will receive more information on them.

    Regards,

    Marvin