Texas Instruments CC110L Manuel utilisateur

SWRU292B

October 2013

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CC11xL 868/915 MHz Development Kit Quick Start Guide

Opening the Box and Running the Packet Error Rate Test

1. Kit Contents

2 x SmartRF™Transciever EB (TrxEB)

2 x CC110LEM 868/915 MHz

1 x CC113LEM 868/915 MHz

1 x CC115LEM 868/915 MHz

1 x MSP430 Debug Probe (FET)

2 x Micro USB Cables

1 x Standard USB Cable

1 x 14-pin Flat Cable

The 868/915 MHz RF boards in this kit are FCC and IC certified

and tested to comply with ETSI/R&TTE over temperatures from

0 to +35°C.

FCC/IC Regulatory Compliance

FCC Part 15 Class A Compliant

IC ICES-003 Class A Compliant

(* picture may deviate)

2. TrxEB Overview

Caution! The kit contains ESD sensitive

components. Handle with care to

prevent permanent damage.

3. Plug the EM into the TrxEB

Insert a CC110LEM into the TrxEB. Do not use

excessive force on the EM.

The EM has a PCB antenna, so there is no need

for an external antenna.

You can also use CC113L and CC115L for the Per

test, but note that CC113L is a receiver only and

CC115L is a transmitter only.

4. Select Board Mode

Use the switches S1 and S2 to select the operating

mode of the board. For the sake of this quick start

guide, please select “Enable” and “UART”. This

configuration will make it possible to communicate

directly with the MSP430 over a virtual COM port

on the PC.

5. Power Options

There are several ways of applying power to the

TrxEB.

2 x 1.5V AA Non-Rechargeable Alkaline

Batteries

USB (5V through USB plug)

External Power Supply (requirements below)

MSP430 Debugger

When the power source is batteries or USB, the

voltage regulators on the TrxEB will set the on-

board supply voltage to 3.3VDC.

External Power Supply1Requirements:

Nom Voltage: 3.3VDC

Max Current: 800 mA

Efficiency Level V

Warning! To minimize risk of personal injury or

property damage, never use rechargeable

batteries to power the board.

6. Select Power Source

Depending on the power source, make sure you

connect jumpers to the appropriate pins on the

“Power Source” header. For instance, if you use

batteries, use a jumper to short-circuit pin 1 and 2

on the header. The last jumper in the row (pin 9-

10) should always be mounted, unless the

MSP430 FET is used as the power source.

Note that there should only be one active

power source at any one time. Do not leave the

board powered when unattended.

7. Welcome Screen

Turn on power with the Main Power switch. You

should now see the Texas Instruments logo and a

short description of the buttons on the LCD.

Pushing any of the five buttons on the board will

take you to the main menu.

NB! If you don’t see anything on the screen

make sure the mode switches are in the correct

positions (see step 4 above).

8. Packet Error Rate Test

Select the PER (Packet Error Rate) test by

highlighting the selection using the up/down

buttons. Confirm your selection by pressing Enter

(right button).

9. Select Test Mode

The PER test can be run is several modes. Easy

Mode sets up a one-way test and uses default

settings. This test is convenient for practical range

testing.

The other test modes are described in the “TrxEB

RF PER Test Software Example User’s Guide”,

available on the kit web page.

To proceed, highlight “Easy Mode” and press Enter

(right button).

When using an external power supply, make sure it meets the listed requirements in addition to complying with applicable regional product regulatory and

safety certification requirements such as UL, CSA, VDE, CCC, and PSE.

Connectors

MSP430

Breakout

USB

Breakout

Main

Power

Switch

Power

Selection

Board Mode

Switches

LCD

Buttons

LEDs

MSP430

Debug

Interface

10. Select Frequency

Select which frequency to use for the test. Make

sure that the evaluation modules you have match

the selected frequency.

11. Select Mode

One of the boards must operate as the slave

(transmitter) and the other as master (receiver).

Select Slave on one board…

…and Master on the other board.

12. Establish Link

The slave node will now wait for a configuration

package from the Master. The configuration

contains the parameters used for the PER test.

The configuration package will be sent when you

select “link devices” on the master node.

13. Link Established

When the initial linking has completed, the slave

node will start the test by continuously transmitting

packets to the master.

14. Start the Receiver (master)

On the master node, you can select the number of

packets you want to receive in order to calculate

the packet error.

When selecting “Start PER Test”, the master

(receiver) will begin to count the number of

received packets and provide some statistics.

15. PER Test Results

The master will display a window that plots the

received signal strength (RSSI) for each packet.

Press the “Up” button to go to the detailed

statistical window.

16. PER Test Results

The statistics window will show the error rate

based on the number of lost or erroneous packets

divided by the total number of packets that should

have been received.

17. Troubleshooting

It you are experiencing problems with this test,

please check the following:

Nothing is shown in the display! Make sure the

mode switches are in the correct positions (see

step 4 above).

Please visit the kit web page and check for

updated SW and documentation. Updated SW

can be downloaded to the device using IAR

EW430 or SmartRF Flash Programmer.

If you get poor PER results at short distances,

try to move the transmitter and receiver further

apart. The CC11xL receiver may experience

saturation if it is too close to the other CC11xL

transmitting at full output power.

18. References

Please visit www.ti.com and

http://www.ti.com/tool/cc11xldk-868-915

On the kit product page, you will find additional

documentation, links to updated software

examples and software tools like SmartRF Studio.

You will also find a lot of information on the TI E2E

forum at http://e2e.ti.com

We hope that you will enjoy working with the

CC110L, CC113L and CC115L devices.

SmartRF™Studio

1. Download and Install

Before connecting SmartRF TrxEB to your PC,

download and install SmartRF Studio from

www.ti.com/smartrfstudio.

2. Launch SmartRF Studio

After installing the tool, connect the EB to the PC

using the USB cable and start SmartRF Studio.

Select the “Sub 1 GHz” tab and double click the

highlighted device icon (CC110L, CC113L or

CC115L).

3. Test the Radio

You can now configure the radio, export register

settings and run performance tests of the radio.

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