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TI's ZigBee WebDemo with over 100 CC2530's is now up and running!

Kat
Prodigy 240 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2530, CC2520

TI's CC2530 Large Network Web Demo is up and running with a total of 101 CC2530 devices reporting (102 including the Access point).  

Some key features:

-  101 CC2530’s (13 rev. 1.3 and 88 rev. 1.7 EBs)

-  Over 145 thousand reports overnight with no loses of devices

-  New Web Demo supporting several different platform types (platform types are color coded).  Web demo reports the following:

·         Live statistics

·         Temperature and Voltage

·         Type of device

·         Graphs of devices and ratio of Routers/End Devices (by clicking the AP marker)

·         Twitter updates!

To try out the demo please visit http://www.tizigbeedemo.com

  • 0
    Prodigy 10 points

    Hi, Kat.

    I'm really impressed with this demo. Are you involved in its development? I have many questions around a new project, and your demo offers me answers about the feasibility of it.

    Starting 2008 I bought to TI a set of EZ430-RF2500, and I tested them, expecting to have time for new developments. I bought too a kit made in Berlin, around another RF chipset. But at the present, I think that is mandatory adopt the ZigBee stack protocol for our purposes, and I found your demo loocking for a new development kit around the TI CC2520..CC2530.

    I will follow hopefully your posts and the tizigbeedemo evolution.

    Best regards