John Griessen wrote: > Tamas Szabo wrote: >> I also checked TinyOS. There are working parts for CC2430 AFAIK (Since >> CC2430 and CC2480 are pin compatible, both applicable on the board). I >> thought start with CC2480 is easier... > > CC2430 is just a 8051 microcontroller, so its port of TinyOS is not complete > and ready to > network without lots of time talking wtih the main developer -- best to stick > with the two chip platforms > for tinyOS for now. For instance, There's been zero list traffic for > tinyos8051wg-user since July 29 > when someone wanted help starting out and hit a snag and no answer -- on > vacation. > > TinyOS is not so easy even with lots of good answers from its email list -- > takes some study and experiment to get going writing > code modules it's so SW engineered. That's good that it's engineered -- it > works! > > Z-stack zigbee will be easy if you can get help on its forum. Well, there is still no answer. I read through many documents (the last was Z-Stack Developer's Guide and I checked CC2480 Software Examples (which actually does not contain any RF part)), but I'm not cleverer et all:-( So I have semi-working boards and I can't step to the nex level... > > John
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