Hi Eric,

On 2013.02.18. 1:47, Eric Decker wrote:

Not enough information.

Can you push your tree to your account on github? If you don't have a github account please get one so you can push your code up to it and then I can look at it.

I didn't have a github account so I created one quickly. I hope I did everything right. Here is the address of my current tree: https://github.com/erdelyiadam/prod/tree/AE

I created a new platform under the name of "nthfs".


Then I can see how you have things wired.

Since you get one event it probably isn't a wiring problem but some other kind of failure.

Sorry, my description was ambiguous. I get no event at all, I can see only the first SFD signal and only on the oscilloscope. So on SW side I got nothing abour SFD.


What does your h/w look like?    How is the 2520 wired to the 5438a?

The HW I'm using is an MSP-EXP430F5438 <http://www.ti.com/tool/msp-exp430f5438> board from TI with a CC2520EMK <http://www.ti.com/tool/cc2520emk> RF modul. As for the wiring: MSP-EXP5438 Users's Guide (Schematics).pdf <https://www.dropbox.com/s/gdv1mu35kx1hzgl/MSP-EXP5438%20User%27s%20Guide%20%28Schematics%29.pdf> (Page 30) and CC2520EM_2_1_schematics.pdf <https://www.dropbox.com/s/wv0tnuq0w5eubpk/CC2520EM_2_1_schematics.pdf>


On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 4:00 AM, "Erdélyi Ádám [Edöm]" <erdelyiadam.e...@gmail.com <mailto:erdelyiadam.e...@gmail.com>> wrote:

    Hello Everyone,

    I'm (still) trying to interface the MSP430F5438a uC with the CC2520
    radio chip. (I'm using the tp-freeforall/prod repo)
    Now I'm facing the following problem:

    When sending out (TX) messages the SfdCapture.captured event never
    fires, except after boot-up for the first time.

    - I captured some of these "first packets" with a CC2531 USB
    dongle and
    TI Packet Sniffer and the result looks like this every time:
    41 88 11 22 00 <tel:41%2088%2011%2022%2000> FF XX XX XX XX XX XX
    XX XX XX (where XXs are different
    every time, but the length is the same, 15)

    - I also measured the signal with an oscilloscope on GPIO4 of CC2520
    (which is set to SFD by default (based on CC2520 Datasheet / SWRS068)
    and connected to P8.1 on MSP430F5438a) and I can see this first SFD
    signal after boot-up, but the high-level of the signal is only around
    0.3V. (I don' really understand why so low.)

    - I tried to remap the timers, because by default the radio uses Micro
    timer (my HplCC2520.nc is based on sam3s_ek) which is mapped to
    Timer1_A, but the P8.1 (the SFD signal from CC2520) is mapped to
    Timer0_A which is a T32khz timer, so I replaced Timer0_A and Timer1_A
    with each other, but it didn't get any better.

    At the moment I'm out of ideas, if anyone could give me a hint
    what the
    problem could be, it'd be great.

    (the above mentioned event can be found in
    /tos/chips/cc2520/CC2520DriverLayerP.nc around line 1600)

    Thank you in advance.

    Best wishes,
    Adam Erdelyi
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Eric B. Decker
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It would be great if you could help. I feel totally lost.

Regards,
Adam
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