Proprietary RF User’s Guide

This document describes how to use the SimpleLink Wireless MCU family CC2640R2F from a software developer’s point of view. The focus is on proprietary communication on the RF core, but some general topics about TI-RTOS the high-level drivers are also covered.

Table of contents

• Proprietary RF Quick Start Guide
  • 0. Basics
  • 1. Get the SimpleLink CC2640R2 SDK
  • 2. Bookmark the SDK Documentation Overview
  • 3. Try out the SDK Example Projects
  • 4. Follow the SimpleLink Academy Trainings
  • 5. Read the User’s Guides
  • 6. Watch the Kernel Workshop Videos
  • 7. Look into the API References
  • 8. Consult the Technical Reference Manual
  • 9. Ask for support on E2E
• The SimpleLink CC2640R2 SDK Platform
  • Hardware Architecture
  • Developing with CCS
  • Developing with IAR
  • Sensor Controller
• Examples User’s Guide
  • RF Driver Examples
  • EasyLink Examples
  • RF Settings; What are they and how to use them
  • Exporting and Using RF Settings
  • Running Examples in Code Composer Studio (CCS)
  • Running Examples in IAR
  • Building Examples From the Command Line
• Custom hardware
  • Introduction to board files
  • Quick guide to Creating a Custom Board File
  • DIO mapping
  • Unused drivers
  • Unused peripherals
  • CC13x0 F32/ F64
  • Initial Board Bring Up
  • Set-up SysConfig When Using a Custom Board
• TI-RTOS (RTOS Kernel) Overview
  • Threading Modules
  • Kernel Configuration
  • Creating vs. Constructing
  • Thread Synchronization
  • Queues
  • Tasks
  • Clocks
  • Power Management
• noRTOS Overview
• RF Core
  • Command Types
  • Radio operation commands
  • Start and end triggers
  • Conditional execution and chaining
  • Callback events
  • PHY Configuration
  • Working with Data Queues
  • Routing RF Core Signals to Physical Pins
  • Routing Internal Signals to the Doorbell Register
  • Routing Doorbell Signals to GPIO Pins
• Proprietary Physical Layer
  • Operation Modes
  • Packet Format
  • TX Power
  • Manchester Encoding
  • Packet format debugging
  • Time synchronization over the air
• EasyLink Layer
  • Overview
  • General Behavior
  • Error Handling
  • Supported Functions
  • EZLINKPROP-890 Workaround
  • Frame Structure
• Debugging
  • External Resources
  • Debug Interfaces
  • Breakpoints
  • Watching Variables and Registers
  • Memory Watchpoints
  • TI-RTOS Object Viewer
  • Using the Memory Browser
  • Connect the debugger to a running target
  • Optimizations
  • Loading TI-RTOS in ROM Symbols
  • Deciphering CPU Exceptions
  • Debugging RF Output
• Memory overview
  • Flash Vector Table
  • Customer Configuration (CCFG) Table
  • RAM
  • Cache
  • AUX RAM
  • Using the AUX RAM as RAM
  • Using the Cache as RAM
• Over the Air Download (OAD)
  • Overview
  • Firmware update process
  • Image Metadata
  • Off-Chip OAD
  • On-Chip OAD
• Migration Guides
  • Porting Guides
• API References
  • EasyLink API Reference
  • RF commands reference
• Terms and acronyms
  • General Terms and Acronyms
  • Sensor Controller Terms and Acronyms
  • RF Core Terms and Acronyms
  • Over the Air Download (OAD) Terms and Acronyms
  • TI-RTOS Terms and Acronyms

Indexes and tables

• Terms and acronyms
• Index