AN2707 Freescale Semiconductor / Motorola, AN2707 Datasheet - Page 31

• Manufacturer Part Number: AN2707
• Description: Software Drivers for Tango3 RF Transmitter and Romeo2 RF Receiver ICs
• Manufacturer: Freescale Semiconductor / Motorola

Using the Tango3 Driver in an Application
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Software Drivers for Tango3 RF Transmitter and Romeo2 RF Receiver ICs
To send a message with no header, put the message in the transmit buffer in
RAM, then call TangoSendMessageNoHeader().
The application can check the current state of the driver by calling
TangoStatus().
Figure 16
messages using Tango3. Each message contains one data byte and the value
of the data byte is incremented.
Figure 15
1. At the start of your application, you must call function 'TangoInitialise()'.
2. Before sending commands using Tango3, you must call 'TangoEnable'.
3. Application can now send messages in the two formats described in
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This configures the driver and the MCU's timer. Note, to save power, this
function does not switch on the Tango3 IC.
This powers up Tango3 (if the ENABLE pin is being used) and starts a
2 ms delay to allow Tango3 to start.
Sending Messages With Header Detect on page 5
Messages Without Header Detect on page
shows a simple application that will send a continuous stream of
shows the contents of the Tango.h file for this example.
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Using the Tango3 Driver in an Application
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