Texas Instruments CC2533EMK Bedienungsanleitung

SWRU253A

October 2013

CC2533EMK Quick Start Guide

1. Kit Contents

2 x CC2533EM with PCB antennas

2 x Pulse W1010 2.4 GHz antennas

Documentation

The RF boards in this kit are FCC and IC certified

and tested to comply with ETSI/R&TTE standards

over temperature from 0 to +35°C. The antenna,

W1010 from Pulse, is a ¼ wave dipole antenna

with 2 dBi gain.

FCC/IC Regulatory Compliance

FCC Part 15 Class A Compliant

IC ICES-003 Class A Compliant

2. Plug EM into SmartRF05EB

In order to run the pre-programmed packet

error rate test on the device, you need 2

SmartRF05 Evaluation Boards. The

SmartRF05EB is included in the CC2533

Development Kit Error! Reference source

not found..

Note that you DO NOT need the SMA

antenna, as the PCB antenna is used by

default.

3. Power Options

There are several ways of applying power

to the SmartRF05EB;

USB (5V through USB plug)

External Power Supply

(requirements below)

2 x 1.5V AA Non-Rechargeable Alkaline

Batteries

Voltage regulators on the SmartRF05EB

will set the on-board voltage to 3.3V.

External Power Supply1Requirements:

Nom Voltage: 4 to 20 VDC

Max Current: 1500 mA

Efficiency Level V

Warning! To minimize risk of personal

injury or property damage, never use

rechargeable batteries to power the board.

4. Select Power Source

Locate the

power source

header P11

just above the

LCD on the

SmartRF05EB

Connect pins 1 and 2 if you are using

batteries to power the board. Connect pins

2 and 3 if you are using USB or external

power supply.

Once you have

set P11, find

switch P8 just

next to the DC

jack on the

SmartRF05EB.

To power on

the board, flip the switch from “OFF” to

“ON”.

4. Packet Error Rate (PER)

When power is applied to the

SmartRF05EB, the preprogrammed PER

test on the CC2533 will start running.

The LCD will display the screen as shown

in the picture above. The number in the

parentheses is the revision of the CC2533.

Press Button 1 to

continue.

5. Select Channel

Select one of the 16 IEEE 802.15.4

channels, with channel number from 11 to

26 (2405-2480 MHz, 5 MHz channel

spacing). Select the same channel for both

boards.

The channel number is increased by

moving the joystick in any direction.

Press Button 1 to confirm the selection.

6 Set up the Receiver

Set one of the boards to operate as

receiver. Use the joystick to select mode.

Confirm by pressing Button 1.

The receiver will now wait for packets from

the transmitter.

7. Set up the Transmitter

Set the other board to operate as

transmitter. Use the joystick to select mode.

Confirm the selection by pressing Button 1.

On the transmitter node, additional

parameters have to be set. On the next

screen, select the TX output power (signal

strength). Use the joystick to select

between -3 dBm, 0 dBm, 4.5 dBm or 7

dBm. Confirm the selection with Button 1.

8. TX: Packets and Packet Rate

Next, select burst size (number of packets

to send) by using the joystick, either 1000,

10K, 100K or 1M packets. Confirm the

selection with Button 1.

After selecting burst size, select packet

rate; 100, 50, 20 or 10 packet per second.

Confirm the selection with Button 1.

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.

SWRU253A

October 2013

9. TX: Start PER Test

The transmitter is now configured for the

PER test. The PER test is started and

stopped by moving the joystick (in any

direction). The transmitter will display the

number of packets sent during the PER

test.

After stopping the test, it will start from the

beginning if the test is restarted.

10. RX: Observe PER

The PER test receiver will display the PER

value (number of lost and erroneous

packets divided by the number of packets

sent, displayed as a fraction of 1000).

The receiver will also display the number of

received packets and an average RSSI

value based on the last 32 packets.

By pressing button 1, all counters on the

receiver will be reset and the receiver will

restart the PER calculations.

11. SmartRF Studio

After running the PER test, the next

recommended step is to install SmartRF

Studio and to connect the evaluation board

to the PC.

When installing SmartRF Studio, you will

also install the USB drivers required for

Studio and other tools to communicate with

the radio and the SmartRF05EB board.

SmartRF Studio can be used for RF testing

and evaluation of C2533

SmartRF Studio can be downloaded from

www.ti.com/smartrfstudio.

12. Flash Programmer

Texas Instruments has a simple tool which

can be used to program the flash on the

CC2533.

The Flash Programmer application,

available on the kit web page [2], can be

used to program Intel HEX files, read the

contents of flash and several other

operations.

Programming of a CC2533 can be done

with a SmartRF05EB or a CC Debugger.

Production programming tools are available

from TI’s developer network [4].

13. IAR Embedded Workbench

To develop software, program and debug

the CC2533, you should use IAR

Embedded Workbench for 8051.

A free, code size limited version can be

downloaded from the web. See

www.iar.com/ew8051.

14. Packet Sniffer

In order to debug RF protocols, it is

possible to use TI’s SmartRF Packet

Sniffer.

You can use a CC2531 USB dongle or the

SmartRF05EB with a CC2530EM to

capture packets.

A. Available Software

CC2533 Software Examples

Source code for the PER test and other

simple examples for the CC2533 [1].

RemoTI™ Network Protocol

TIs’ implementation of the ZigBee RF4CE

standard: www.ti.com/remoti

TIMAC Software

TI’s IEEE 802.15.4 medium-access-control

stack: www.ti.com/timac

B. More information

On Texas Instruments’ Low-Power RF web

site you will find all our latest products,

application and design notes, FAQ section,

news and events updates, and much more.

Just go to www.ti.com/lprf

The Low Power RF Online Community has

forums, blogs and videos. Use the forums

to find information, discuss and get help

with your design. Join us at

www.ti.com/lprf-forum

The TI LPRF eNewsletter keeps you up to

date on e.g. new products, application

notes, software and events. Sign up at

www.ti.com/lprfnewsletter

C. References

[1] CC2533 product web page

http://www.ti.com/product/cc2533

[2] CC2533EMK kit web page

http://www.ti.com/tool/cc2533emk

[3] CC2533DK kit web page

http://www.ti.com/tool/cc2533dk

[4] LPRF Developer’s Network

http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/gencontent.

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