CC1350: 6LOWPAN collector example code for CC1310

Nilesh Dalvi

Expert 2325 points

Part Number: CC1350
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1310, CC1312R

Hello,

How i get the 6LoWPAN collector example for CC1310. I got the Sensor end node example code for the 6LoWPAN.

Thank You

Nilesh

over 4 years ago

0 AB over 4 years ago

TI__Mastermind 19125 points

Hello nilesh,

We have two of them. If you prefer an embedded based one, look at this: http://www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-01547

If you prefer a linux based one, look at this: http://www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-010032

Regards,

0 Nilesh Dalvi over 4 years ago in reply to AB

Expert 2325 points

Hello,

The embeded one www.ti.com/.../TIDA-01547 is part implemented on cc1350(wireless+15.4) and part implemented on msp432(lowpan part).
1. Is it possible to port the entire project(tida-01547) to the cc1350(wireless+15.4+6lowpan)?
2. Can you give any instructions for the same?
3. Also is it possible to port the cc1310(www.ti.com/.../TIDA-010003) node project to cc1350 as collector  project?
4. What is the major difference between www.ti.com/.../TIDA-010003 and www.ti.com/.../TIDA-010024 ?



Thank You
Nilesh

0 AB over 4 years ago in reply to Nilesh Dalvi

TI__Mastermind 19125 points

Hello Nilesh,

1. Some evaluation would need to be done, but most likely no. The main limitation here is memory.

2. Reduce as much code size as possible, but I do not think it will be possible.

3. a collector can also act as a sensor, you just need to understand how the apis work and call them in the required sequence.

4. One is last gen device (Core M3 and less memory) and the other in current gen device (Core M4F+ and more memory)

Regards,

0 Nilesh Dalvi over 4 years ago in reply to AB

Expert 2325 points

Hello,

As we know there is memory constraint while converting collector CC1312R code to CC1310. we are planning to change the collector side by CC1312R MCU.

and end node will be CC1310.

so my question is ,

1)How many number of end node(CC1310) i can connect to the CC1312R(collector) in a network?.

2) Is there any memory constraint for this network communication.?

So for the application i wiill use collector (CC1312R) source code with my custom application. for the end node(CC1310) i will use end node mesh example code.

0 AB over 4 years ago in reply to Nilesh Dalvi

TI__Mastermind 19125 points

Hello,

1) The number of nodes will be limited by the collector device's memory, in this case ~150 nodes.

2) The memory constraints will be on the collector side and how many nodes you connect to it.

Regards,

0 Nilesh Dalvi over 4 years ago in reply to AB

Expert 2325 points

Hello,

Thank you for reply,

If i am connecting the 150 nodes under the collector then ,how i can identify the memory for the each node

0 AB over 4 years ago in reply to Nilesh Dalvi

TI__Mastermind 19125 points

Hello Nilesh,

I do not understand your question, the only memory constraint device will be the collector device. Each individual node will not have a problem with its memory since it will only be running its own application and not keeping track of anyone else like the collector does.

Regards,

0 Nilesh Dalvi over 4 years ago in reply to AB

Expert 2325 points

Hello,

Ok i got it. Just i am here change my track . In TI 15.4 Stack there is sensor and collector example . between this 2 devices the start topology is used here please correct me if i am wrong. so can i make this code in mesh topology by using this existing start protocol

also please provide me the sensor and collector example code documentation.

Thanks

Nilesh