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LAUNCHXL-CC3235SF: Communication between two modules

Brahim Salh
Intellectual 290 points
Part Number: LAUNCHXL-CC3235SF

Dear TI experts,

I have two LAUNCHXL-CC3235SF boards and want to use them as Master/Slave or server/Client to send data from one to another.

I have taken a look to the SDK 4.40 examples and run some of them on CCS. Then my idea is to start from an example and develop it to attend my objectif.

I am still confused if I should go with ATCommand or with Network_Terminal example. What dpo you recommand for me?

Please feel free to suggest other solution if possible.

Best Regards,

Brahim

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    TI__Guru 61516 points

    Network terminal contains UDP and TCP socket examples that enable client-server connection. It should be the easiest to use as this can be demonstrated out of the box.

    AT CMD will require a code (or script) developed on the external host.

    Depending on the exact use-case yo should define what type of communication is needed. While TCP/UDP sockets are probably the best and easiest for use in proprietary connection as you described, you can also check the MQTT (see client and client-server example) and HTTP (httpget shows an HTTP client implementation while local OTA uses the internal HTTP server).