Other Parts Discussed in Thread: Z-STACK, CC2538
Hi, everyone
I have a questioin.
I want to use Z-stack with Tiva.
I found Z-stack for LM3S9B96.
Do you know about Z-stack of LM3S9B96 use with Tiva
Best Regards
Hiroyasu
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Hi,Cetri
Thank you for your reply.
I want to change devise from Stellaris to Tiva TM4C123x.
But Z-stack has library. I do not see library's source code.
Does this library include stellarisware API for LM3Sxxx?
We can modify source code, if library of Z-stack does not include stellarisware API for LM3Sxxx.
Best regards
Hiroyasu
Hi Hiroyasu,
The library doesn't contain Stellarisware. However, I still wouldn't recommend starting a new project with an outdated solution. If you are planning to get your product ZigBee-certified, Z-Stack 2.5.1 or earlier versions are not the right choices. Compliance to ZigBee core spec revision 20 is not guaranteed with those versions. Besides, it will be very hard for you to be supported if you run into any issues with older version of software.
- Cetri
Hi Hamada,
Yes, Z-Stack 2.5.1 was certified as ZigBee Core spec r19-compliant platform. Currently now r19 certification is no longer available for new products and r21 is coming up. We have no plans to support r20 and future revisions on Stellaris/Tiva at this moment.
If you are interested in ARM Cortex M3 core-based platform, CC2538 can be considered as an alternative. Thanks.
- Cetri
Hi Hamada,
Yes, but please note that r19 has some issues of interoperability between stack vendors. r20 is the revision where the issues are cleared by ZigBee Alliance. It is strongly discouraged to use old revision of standard and old version stack software for new development projects.
- Cetri