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CC2530 + CC2591 SimpliciTI

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2530, SIMPLICITI, CC2591, CC2510, CC2530EM, TIMAC, Z-STACK

Hi there,

I am new to the embedded systems and low power applications field, a month experience :-). 

I am trying to port SimpliciTI to a board based on CC2530 + CC2591

http://www.uconnect.com.tw/ZMH.html

There is no support from the boards company, and I have to use their boards because they are the only available for now.

I have experience with CC2510 mini development kit, and developed many applications on it using the SMPL_LINK example IDE on IAR by only changing the application file.

Using that application, I have replaced all the required SimpliciTI stack files for the CC2530EM board , the preprocessor directories, and the MCU files then wrote an application for controlling a LED. (testing software). I've found that there is no smartrf file for the CC2530 in the stack, and I am facing building errors for SFR identifiers and the "uint_16" identifiers, and errors concerning the smartRF file, which doesn't exist for CC2530 in the simpliciTI stack I've tried to include the files defining the required identifiers directly but the same errors happened.

When I was using CC2510 there is documentation for nearly everything I needed. Now, I am facing this alone.

I've read some posts about the problems of porting SimpliciTI to CC2530 and CC2591 combination, but now all I am testing are hardware issues.

Any Help ?

  • Hi,

    CC2530 is supported in SimpliciTI IAR v1.2.0 which can be downloaded from this link: http://www.ti.com/tool/simpliciti

    The IAR 8051 EWB project files can be usually found (if you are using the default installation path) under your:

    C:\Texas Instruments\SimpliciTI-IAR-1.2.0\Projects\Examples\SRF05_8051\Simple_Peer_To_Peer\IAR

    Anyway, since CC2530 is actually IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee wireless MCU, I would also recommend you to look at either TIMAC or Z-Stack