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CC110L: CC1000 to CC110L RF Chip Migration

Part Number: CC110L
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1000

I need CC1000 to CC110L RF Chip migration . Can you provide some information on migration to CC110L RF Chip, I need details on register settings in both chips.

 

If there is a users manual or any document saying what register needs to be configured for Radio communication with value need to be programmed to make it work. And if you have SmartRF studio application for supporting old CC1000 configuration, that would be helpful for my understanding.

 

- Leo Smith

  • Dear Leo,

    There is no migration guide from CC1000 to CC110L available as far as I know. What is the

    CC1000 requires Smart RF Studio 6 which you can download from here: www.ti.com/.../swrc046
    CC110L is supported in Smart RF Studio 7 which can be dowloaded from here: www.ti.com/.../smartrftm-studio

    If you know your RF parameters for CC1000 I recommend using Smart RF Studio 7 to setup the same and export the settings for CC110L accordingly.

    Best Regards,
    Reidar
  • Register settings are different between these two chips.
    Both chips have different register sets with different fileds for radio configuration.
    With AtmelStudio I can check register setting for CC1000, but again CC110L is having different registers so i need what registers settings need to be done for CC110L to make it work. I checked with datasheet but there is no much informaion regarding same.

    So how would using AtmelStudio 7 for configuring CC1000 registers helps?

    If I would get any programming instructions for CC110L register settings would really help.
  • Is this a new application or does the new CC110L system have to be able to communicate with the old CC1000 system? If the later, you need to find out which datarate, frequency, modulation deviation etc that the CC1000 system uses. Then you can use SmartRF Studio and type in the required parameters to get the register settings for CC110L.

    CC1000 only gives out a bit stream that has to be postprosesses in the MCU. CC110L has a TX and RX FIFO that can offload the MCU and just wake up the MCU when a packet is received. Meaning that the datasheet for CC110L should be read to see if the system can be made better with the CC110L built in features.