The following registers are configured:
0x107 buffercfg 0x01
0x3AA extpa_msc[7:4] 0xF
0x3C8 irq1_en1 0x08
All other registers keep default, so the data rate should be (256*78 + 32)*100 bps = 2M
And the packet mode is IEEE 802.15.4-2006.
But when i send 128bytes and using spectrum analyzer to find the duration of TX, it cost 5ms so the maximum data rate will be 200*128B = 204 kbps, only ten percent of the data sheet giving.
Anyone could help to explain or show your ideas to solve this issue? If you need other information about the driver, please also let me know, thanks.
Hi Spike,
For IEEE 802.15.4-2006 packet mode, there is only 1 data rate, which is 250 kbps.
Variable data rates are only available when using GFSK/FSK modulation (Table 22).
I would recommend that you…
I would recommend that you start with the provided configuration files that come with the evaluation software and driver. If installed, you can find these examples at
C:\Program Files (x86)\Analog Devices BV\ADF7242\REV2.0A
Regards,
edwinu
Hi,
I tried the reference configuration and the TX speed did be faster than before. But the receiver seems can't demodulate the data correctly, bytes saved in RX buffer are orderless while I can find rx_sfd bit of irq_src1 has been set.
I config the following registers same as
C:\Program Files (x86)\Analog Devices BV\ADF7242\REV2.0\Aset_gfsk_2Mbps_packet-rfio2rxtx_afc.txt
0x13E, 0x040x10C, 0x310x10D, 0x7F0x10E, 0xAA0x10F, 0x100x30E, 0x4E0x30F, 0x200x304, 0x320x305, 0x050x306, 0x030x335, 0x280x389, 0x050x38B, 0xAA0x39B, 0x1D0x3B4, 0x800x3B6, 0x370x3B7, 0x2A0x3B8, 0x1D0x3B2, 0x340x3BA, 0x240x3BC, 0x7B0x3BF, 0x000x3CB, 0xFF0x3CC, 0xFF0x3C7, 0x000x3C8, 1<<3 // only one difference, I need IRQ10x3C9, 0x000x3CA, 0x000x3CB, 0xFF0x3CC, 0xFF0x3C4, 0x070x3D2, 0x1A0x3D3, 0x190x3D4, 0x1E0x3D5, 0x1E0x3D6, 0x1E0x3D7, 0x000x3E0, 0xF00x3F3, 0x010x3F7, 0x070x3F8, 0x990x3F9, 0x50
I also tried 125Kbps FSK mode, and it has a same result.
Could you help review the configuration? Or there are some extra operations to TX when using FSK mode?
For 1 Mbps and 2 Mbps use cases, set 0x3F8 to 0xAB instead of 0x99.
It doesn't make a change. Then I also removed the AFC configuration and it doesn't work.
I would recommend to test the configuration files using two ADF7242 evaluation boards, one as transmitter, and the other one as the receiver. The provided configuration files and the fix (for 1 Mbps and 2 Mbps) have been tested to work.