ATmega256RFR2 and WiFi booster? Wi-Fi preambles are even shorter, so it should work. But since some of the preamble may not be received, you should expect higher than normal frame loss.
But you will be...
Thursday, 8 October 2015 - 05:52
Lw-Mesh, WSN Demo with Atmel Studio 7 fails when linking It appears that AS7 thinks it is smarter than anyone else. Delete all files under Device_Startup folder from the project. For some unknown reason AS7 insists on adding its own...
Wednesday, 7 October 2015 - 20:48
Bitcloud router project setup Depends on your application. You will no longer receive Network Lost/Left events, for example, so you may need to add some network monitoring code.
Wednesday, 7 October 2015 - 17:09
at86rf212b peer2peer 212 VS 212B makes no difference. The stack was mostly tested on MCUs running at 8 MHz. The delay requirement was discovered on Xmega running at 32 MHz. So it is needed somewhere...
Modern (2015) replacement for WinAVR? You can also extract all of them from Atmel Studio. Those things are not updated all that often, so you only need to do it once. On my system they are located in "C:\Program Files...
Wednesday, 7 October 2015 - 01:28
Modern (2015) replacement for WinAVR? I have MinGW installed for x86 GCC and it comes with all the standard tools. It also does not spread itself all over your system, which is nice. You will have to get avrdude...
Wednesday, 7 October 2015 - 01:27
at86rf212b peer2peer Again, check for the status code on the sending side.
And use unmodified code. Having prom mode on one side will change behavior on the sending side.
Maximum TX power is the same at all valid power supply voltages.
Why not look at any working code and compare settings with yours? For example LwMesh has very simple PHY driver.
Wi-Fi preambles are even shorter, so it should work. But since some of the preamble may not be received, you should expect higher than normal frame loss. But you will be...
It appears that AS7 thinks it is smarter than anyone else. Delete all files under Device_Startup folder from the project. For some unknown reason AS7 insists on adding its own...
Depends on your application. You will no longer receive Network Lost/Left events, for example, so you may need to add some network monitoring code.
212 VS 212B makes no difference. The stack was mostly tested on MCUs running at 8 MHz. The delay requirement was discovered on Xmega running at 32 MHz. So it is needed somewhere...
The only software that natively supports this kit is BitCloud SDK. I don't think any other examples will work out of the box.
You can also extract all of them from Atmel Studio. Those things are not updated all that often, so you only need to do it once. On my system they are located in "C:\Program Files...
I have MinGW installed for x86 GCC and it comes with all the standard tools. It also does not spread itself all over your system, which is nice. You will have to get avrdude...
Again, check for the status code on the sending side. And use unmodified code. Having prom mode on one side will change behavior on the sending side.
It would be wise to actually post the errors you get.
objcopy -I ihex Demo.hex -O binary Demo.bin Any (avr-, arm-none-eabi-) objcopy will work the same.
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