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CC2530+CC2591: Looking for the simplest Zigbee example

Ra No
Prodigy 70 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2591, CC2530, Z-STACK

Hi All,

I'd like to program CC2530+CC2591 for personal use: make it listen to a CC2530 GPIO PIN and expose it as a "switch" through Zigbee. Simple, huh? Not for a novice like me.

I installed "IAR EW IDE - 8051", as well as "Z-Stack 3.0.2". I thought I would start with the "SampleSwitch" sample app, but it requires the EB. And I don't need EB with its LCD menu and stuff. I just need to produce a "hex" firmware which I can flash to my CC2530 and control through Zigbee rather than through the EB.

Any hints which sample app to use for quick start would be welcome!

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    TI__Guru**** 202446 points

    Hi Ra,

    Unfortunately, all of the sample application projects use the SmartRF05EB as a starting point. I recommend that you use the GenericApp project since it does not rely on the LCD as heavily.  You can directly access the HAL keys from zclGenericApp_HandleKeys to commission your device (bdb_StartCommissioning, optional is automatically commissioning with a timer after device start-up) and control the switch functionality with zclGeneral_SendOnOff_Cmd*.  You will need to port zcl_samplesw_data.c to zcl_genericapp_data.c to maintain the same cluster functionality as the SampleSwitch project.

    Regards,
    Ryan