Difference between revisions of "CC1100/CC2500 Known Issues"
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| + | I have a sender node running the RadioCountsToLEDs app and a receiver node running the BaseStation App. I also have it setup to toggle LED2 if a bad CRC is detected as I did yesterday. It flashes receive LED1 for sometime but after awhile the receiver node starts flashing the LED2 instead of the receive LED1. I can fix the problem by pressing the reset button on the sender node and it will go back into normal routine but start over from count 0 obviously. | ||
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== Dual-Radio Platforms == | == Dual-Radio Platforms == | ||
We haven't had any success getting a dual-radio platform to operate when both radios are turned on. It may be necessary to control the power to each radio on your platform with a FET switch. FET switches worked for our dual-radio platform. | We haven't had any success getting a dual-radio platform to operate when both radios are turned on. It may be necessary to control the power to each radio on your platform with a FET switch. FET switches worked for our dual-radio platform. | ||
Revision as of 09:00, 8 February 2008
Bad Crc?
I have a sender node running the RadioCountsToLEDs app and a receiver node running the BaseStation App. I also have it setup to toggle LED2 if a bad CRC is detected as I did yesterday. It flashes receive LED1 for sometime but after awhile the receiver node starts flashing the LED2 instead of the receive LED1. I can fix the problem by pressing the reset button on the sender node and it will go back into normal routine but start over from count 0 obviously.
Dual-Radio Platforms
We haven't had any success getting a dual-radio platform to operate when both radios are turned on. It may be necessary to control the power to each radio on your platform with a FET switch. FET switches worked for our dual-radio platform.
