SWRA493A October   2015  – October 2026 CC1101 , CC110L , CC1120 , CC1121 , CC1125 , CC1190 , MSP430F5438A

 

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  2.   CC112x-CC1190 Boost Software Examples
  3.   Trademarks
  4. 1Features and Benefits of UART-Based Test Suite
    1. 1.1  Continuous Unmodulated TX
    2. 1.2  Continuous Modulated TX
    3. 1.3  Static RX
    4. 1.4  TX Single Channel BER
    5. 1.5  RX Single Channel BER
    6. 1.6  TX Frequency Hopping BER
    7. 1.7  RX Frequency Hopping BER
    8. 1.8  RX Sniff Mode
    9. 1.9  SmartRF Selector
    10. 1.10 Radio Setup
    11. 1.11 Automatic Mode
  5. 2Hardware Requirements to Run the Software
  6. 3Configuring Hardware Options
  7. 4Port to Test Software to Custom Hardware
    1. 4.1 SPI Configuration for the Transceiver
    2. 4.2 Chip Select for the Transceiver
    3. 4.3 Reset Pin for the Transceiver
    4. 4.4 Interrupt Configuration for the Transceiver
    5. 4.5 Optional Control Pins for the Range Extender
    6. 4.6 Optional Pins for Creating a Button User Interface
    7. 4.7 Optional LED Pin Configuration
  8. 5References
  9. 6Revision History

1.7 RX Frequency Hopping BER

This command starts the receive side of a frequency hopping bit error rate test based on the configuration specified in Section 1.10.

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Current configuration: (Device = CC1101)
   Current configuration:
Config:  9 Low data rate => 1200bps, 4kHz dev, 25kHz RX BW
Freq  : 10 902 750 500
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CMD > 7 1000
Perform RF burst receive function with fixed channel
 PKT FW-RSSI/ERR FREQ_ERR
   0 -74   0     11109
   1 -73   0     11109
   2 -73   0     11109

This command is enabled by entering 7 followed by the desired number of packets in the test. The maximum number of packets accepted by the tool is 65535.

Due to the frequency hopping operation, the time it takes for the initial link to be made will vary. This results in the first set of packet being missed by the transmitter, which is expected behavior.