CC2650 ZStack crash

Hi Kuo,

Z-Stack HA 1.2.2a is deprecated code which was released in 2016 for the CC2650 with no further updates.  There are several bugs which exist on this stack and the CC2650 is no longer recommended for Zigbee project development.  You will have to provide more information on the status of your device, including IAR debugging and sniffer logs, to receive further guidance on what the issue could be.  I also recommend that you search similar E2E threads.

Regards,
Ryan

Thanks for your reply.

I don't know why and how to fix it.

[OSAL.c]
osal_init_system( void )
{
    ....
    osal_tickperiod = (uint_least32_t) ICall_getTickPeriod();  <=====  If I don't run this code. Not crash.
    osal_max_msecs -= 2;                                                       <=====
}

This should be no different than using ICall_getTicks immediately before, and this problem is not related to the original question.  I'm not sure how further assistance can be provided without more information.

Regards,
Ryan

Sorry, Is don't run ："osal_max_msecs = (uint_least32_t) ICall_getMaxMSecs();"

This is the most I found, and I still continue to trace it.

I agree with Ryan ICall_getMaxMSecs shouldn't cause crash issue. You can try to use any original example without any modification and only add ICall_getMaxMSecs to verify this first.

Thanks.

Ask a question.

Can I set a parameter like _no_init, and can use it in application and "ICall_startup.c"???

I can enable this parameter when the application is in working mode.

If mcu will sleep. Disable this parameter and reboot mcu.

ICall_startup.c --> stack_main() will not be executed after  the mcu is reboot.

You can use custom application NV items to store flash memory variables shared between the stack and application projects, or use your own memory section reserved in the Linker Configuration (.icf) files.  However, I'm not certain as to what you are attempting to accomplish with the workaround you've described.

Regards,
Ryan

Hi Ryan

I narrowed down the problem.

I only create a timer of 1 min.

This timer will crash after 7 executions and automatic reboot.

In standby mode.

If I set "Power_setConstraint(Power_SB_DISALLOW);" (not allow standy)

This timer will not crash.

Do you have any idea?

Hi Kuo,

Can you share how you are setting up and using this timer with code snippets?

Regards,
Ryan

Hi Ryan

I set the timer correctly.

I have the same timer code running on BLE SDK.

It's work.

There may be code or settings that affect the timer.

What can usually be paid attention to for such problems?

Please provide your code snippets so we can check what might happen.

Thanks for your reply

It's not easy to provide code.

Currently I use other way s to avoide this problem.