Perhaps you were looking at the 433Mhz channels which are rather
under-represented. I assumed you meant 916Mhz because that's what I use...
Probably have to go back to the spec sheet to see if there are more
otpions available in the lower freqs.
MS
From my contrib/xbow/apps/MakeXbowlocal file, circa TOS 1.1.10:
#
# 916 MHz Band
#
# CHANNEL_00 - 903 MHz CHANNEL_02 - 904 MHz CHANNEL_04 - 905 MHz
# CHANNEL_06 - 906 MHz CHANNEL_08 - 907 MHz CHANNEL_10 - 908 MHz
# CHANNEL_12 - 909 MHz CHANNEL_14 - 910 MHz CHANNEL_16 - 911 MHz
# CHANNEL_18 - 912 MHz CHANNEL_20 - 913 MHz CHANNEL_22 - 914 MHz
# CHANNEL_24 - 915 MHz CHANNEL_26 - 916 MHz CHANNEL_28 - 917 MHz
# CHANNEL_30 - 918 MHz CHANNEL_32 - 919 MHz CHANNEL_34 - 920 MHz
# CHANNEL_36 - 921 MHz CHANNEL_38 - 922 MHz CHANNEL_40 - 923 MHz
# CHANNEL_42 - 924 MHz CHANNEL_44 - 925 MHz CHANNEL_46 - 926 MHz
# CHANNEL_48 - 927 MHz
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=CC1K_914_077_MHZ
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=CC1K_915_998_MHZ
CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_00
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_02
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_04
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_06
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_08
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_10
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_12
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_14
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_16
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_18
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_20
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_22
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_24
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_26
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_28
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_30
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_32
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_34
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_36
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_38
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_40
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_42
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_44
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_46
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_916BAND_CHANNEL_48
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 433 MHz Band
#
# CHANNEL_00 - 433.113 MHz CHANNEL_02 - 433.616 MHz
# CHANNEL_04 - 434.108 MHz CHANNEL_06 - 434.618 MHz
#
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=CC1K_433_002_MHZ
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=CC1K_434_845_MHZ
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_433BAND_CHANNEL_00
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_433BAND_CHANNEL_02
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_433BAND_CHANNEL_04
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_433BAND_CHANNEL_06
##--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 315 MHz Band
#
# CHANNEL_00 - 315 MHz
#
##--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#CFLAGS = -DCC1K_DEFAULT_FREQ=RADIO_315BAND_CHANNEL_00
##########################################################################
Benjamin Madore wrote:
Mine only had 00, 02, 04, and 06 specified for the Mica2.
Maybe I got a different version. I'll look for other versions.
Thanks.
On Tue, May 1, 2007 9:10 pm, Michael Schippling said:
What? the 25 channels in MakeXbowlocal aren't enough?
Probably the CC1000 spec sheet is the place to look.
I have no idea where I found mine but it's labeled:
"Chipcon AS SmartRF CC1000 Datasheet (rev. 2.2) 2004-04-22"
I think it's basically continuously tunable...
MS
Benjamin Madore wrote:
Hello,
Could someone point me to a document that lists the discreet channels on
the
CC1000. I know I've seen something on it at one time, but I can't remember
where, and a search of the archives and Google hasn't turned up what I'm
looking for.
There's just a few listed in the Makefile for Crossbow, and I'd like the
whole list.
Thank you.
-Ben Madore
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