cc1310 launchpad availability

rifo

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1310, CC1101

Hello,

I see that CC1310 launchpad has its webpage on TI but we can't purchase it right now. Can you please tell when do you plan to have it ready for purchase?

thanks

rifo

over 9 years ago

0 TER over 9 years ago

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Current plan is end of April.

0 Henrik Sandaker Palm over 9 years ago in reply to TER

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Can the supplied JTAG interface on the launchpad be used to program custom CC1310 applications, possibly even other TI (RF) targets?

0 YiKai Chen over 9 years ago in reply to Henrik Sandaker Palm

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Yes, it is possible.

0 Santiago Rodriguez over 9 years ago in reply to YiKai Chen

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I was looking at CC1310 Launchpad kit photo and I'm not sure where I can get JTAG pins out to program my custum board that has CC1310. I attached a photo:

I marked my guest. I think the most probable option is 2. I can disconnect the jumpers and put TDI TDO TCK TMS GND 3V3 in a connector and connect it in my custom board. Is it correct?

Thanks!

0 YiKai Chen over 9 years ago in reply to Santiago Rodriguez

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You should use XDS110 out.

0 Santiago Rodriguez over 9 years ago in reply to YiKai Chen

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Thanks YiKai Chen. Can you tell what tipe of connector is it? Model, name or something. I can see that its not 100 mil header pins.

Regards, Santiago

0 YiKai Chen over 9 years ago in reply to Santiago Rodriguez

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You can find it at www.aliexpress.com/.../224898_1468607504.html

0 Santiago Rodriguez over 9 years ago in reply to YiKai Chen

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Thanks again. Two last questions. 1-Which is the use of "CC1310 in " connector? 2-For what frequencies is CC1310 LaunchPad kit designed for? I search it but I find nothing.

Thanks and regards

0 YiKai Chen over 9 years ago in reply to Santiago Rodriguez

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1. "CC1310 in" connector is for you to use external debugger.
2. It is designed for Sub1-GHz.

0 Santiago Rodriguez over 9 years ago in reply to YiKai Chen

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1. Thanks
2. So it's valid to use 400 MHz or 900 MHz then? I get good performance in both? My concern is that I'm not sure the same matching network can be used in 400 and 900.

0 TER over 9 years ago in reply to Santiago Rodriguez

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The Launchpad is designed for 868 MHz and 915 MHz bands. We will make a 433 MHz version of the launchpad later this year.

0 Santiago Rodriguez over 9 years ago in reply to TER

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Thanks TER. I'm waiting April fall.

0 mslothy over 9 years ago in reply to Santiago Rodriguez

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The connectors look to me like the standard ARM 10-pin, 0.05" spacing JTAG connector. You'll find them on basically all ARM Cortex-M programmers, perhaps with a adapter board needed.

0 Henrik Sandaker Palm over 9 years ago in reply to mslothy

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They use the new ARM recommended 10-pin header, just show a bit care when googling for the pinout (it led me to a wrong layout on my prototype).

If you google "10 pin jtag" the first result is this page from atmel, which I just cause I thought it was generic. Do not use this.

Rather use pinout in the pdf from second result in this google search:

You can also find the correct pinout from any of TIs reference designs which includes this programming header, for instance the SmartRF06

Edit: URL's acting a bit strange...

0 Phil Vergers over 9 years ago in reply to TER

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It is now end of April - can we please have some precise information on the release?

0 TER over 9 years ago in reply to Phil Vergers

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Hopefully you will be able to press "order" on Friday. They are produced and are shipped to the central warehouse, just need a couple of sign offs.

0 Daniel Matthews over 9 years ago in reply to TER

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TER, is the 433 version launchpad available now? I read in another thread that it may have been released in April '16? I have a range of 433 products and I'd like to transition them over from CC1101/PIC18 to CC1310. Doing so is contingent upon proving out the CC1310 for our applications. Thanks.

0 TER over 9 years ago in reply to Daniel Matthews

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No, the 433 MHz version will be available Q4/Q1 2017.

The next SmartRF Studio release (late August) should have 433 MHz support. You will then have one of the following options:
- Do your software development on the 868 MHz Launchpad. You will be able to use this on 433 MHz but the performance will not be good.
- If you are able to do soldering, you can modify the launchpad BOM according to e2e.ti.com/.../472245 and use an external antenna.

0 Nguyen Quy over 9 years ago in reply to TER

Intellectual 355 points

Hi,

I am developing my device which will work in 433 Mhz.

But I only see 2 options are APIMAC_STD_US_915_PHY_1 and APIMAC_STD_ETSI_863_PHY_3 in the source code.

Could you please show me how to change your examples (sensor and collector) to CC1310 working in 433MHz?

Thanks.

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