CC2652P: end device / router switchable runtime

Hello Luigi,

Roberto Nucera said:

Or do we have to program 2652 processor with two application images, then selecting which one is to be copied on run time area?

-I believe we may have to go with this path, since end devices cannot route traffic and thus cannot be a router. 

Reference our SLAs/Trainings on more information on setting up our devices with ZigBee: Zigbee Fundamental Project Development (ti.com) 

Thanks,
Alex F

Hi Alex, as my board is made of two different processors, another solution would be that the slave processor holds two CC2652 object codes: END DEVICE and ROUTER.  Somehow, in filed, it will be requested to program CC2652 processor with one of these two objects.

What do you think about?

Does TI supply complete documentation to serially Flash CC2652 processor?

Naturally some C source code would be great!

Regards

Luigi

Hello Luigi,

Roberto Nucera said:

Hi Alex, as my board is made of two different processors, another solution would be that the slave processor holds two CC2652 object codes: END DEVICE and ROUTER.  Somehow, in filed, it will be requested to program CC2652 processor with one of these two objects.

-This should be able to work, as on bootup you can switch the "image" the device is using, IE image 1 being end device, and image 2 being router! 

We have a section for dual images in the SDK, link here BIM for On-Chip OAD (Dual Image) — SimpleLink CC13XX/CC26XX SDK Z-Stack User's Guide 7.40.00 documentation.

Thanks,
Alex F