What I define as the hello-world of the wireless world. Press a button here, light up an LED there. Duke's teach-science project tells you how to do this with a 433 MHz link, but you need to hook stuff up with wires and a breadboard. Or you could buy a garage door opener. Or, just use the eZ430-RF2500 from TI and do a little programming.
My goal - push the button on the End-Device target board and light up the LED on the Access-Point board. It's not that trivial since you need to know a bit about the network protocol and such, but, atleast, no messy wires making a lab out of your house.
Access-Point - connected to PC through USB for power only. Awaiting a packet that tells it to toggle the LED status.
End-Device - connected to battery board. Polls (or awaits interrupt from) push button port to send a packet to the access-point with code indicating please-toggle-LED.
What's missing in TI documentation :
Block diagram of the eZ430-RF2500 - how is the MCU connected to the CC2500 - schematic diagram is overkill.
Resources :
SimpliciTI protocol overview
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