RE: Texas Instruments CC11XL Development Kit – Building a Network Part 1

DAB — Mon, 29 Sep 2014 21:00:22 GMT

Good Blog Shabaz,

Lots of good detail and clear examples.

DAB

RE: Texas Instruments CC11XL Development Kit – Building a Network Part 1

Robert Peter Oakes — Mon, 29 Sep 2014 02:27:59 GMT

There is an additional change you can do, the CC10L boards can take the MSP430 chip directly onto the radio board, this is the board I showed on the Electronic Referee Blog Series, the nice thing is the CC110L booster packs come with the cip included so you don't need to break your launch pad, just switch out the chip. This way the system is even smaller. Oh, You did not mention it but in order to improve the life of the battery, shift the two mode resistors for the Buck/Boost Regulators to the alternate position, it will make a significant improvement on life on the battery

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RE: Texas Instruments CC11XL Development Kit – Building a Network Part 1

Problemchild — Mon, 29 Sep 2014 01:36:40 GMT

Just how long is that set up code ?

How many registers need to be set up to get some signals coming out ?