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How do I use floating point Maths?

To use floating point maths functionality. 1. Include the math.h header file in the source file that is calling  ...

solution00024   2009-03-13   SDK » Function » programming
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How do I read from (and write to) the UART ?

The Jennic SDK contains a number of routines for writing data to the UART, (notably vPutC and vPrintf in C:\Jennic\cygwin\jennic\SDK\Chip\Common\Source\Printf. ...

solution00018   2009-03-09   Hardware » Interface » programming
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How do I set up a Jenie network to support X end device nodes ?

Each Jenie co-ordinator or router node supports up to 10 children. So a single co-ordinator node would be  ...

solution00019   2009-02-12   Network/Stack API » Jenie » Installation
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Why does my Jenie application no longer start after changing the device type ?

The Jenie networking stack is implemented in two library files: Jenie_TreeCRLib.a for Coordinator and  ...

solution00023   2009-01-29   Network/Stack API » Jenie » programming
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When I do an active scan with an end device I do not see any beacon notifications, MAC_MLME_IND_BEACON_NOTIFY?

If the beacon payload of the received package does not contain any data, the event MAC_MLME_IND_BEACON_NOTIFY  ...

solution00020   2008-10-24   Network/Stack API » IEEE802.15.4 » Active Scans
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How can I tell how much memory an application is using?

The amount of memory used by an application can be determined by using the ba-elf-size utility. This can be  ...

solution00022   2008-10-23   SDK » Function » Misc
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How can the results returned by an IEEE 802.15.4 Energy Scan be interpreted on a JN5139?

The IEEE 802.15.4 MAC provides a mechanism for measuring the energy present on one or more channels (MLME- ...

solution00017   2008-10-03   SDK » IEEE802.15.4 » Misc
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What transmit output power restrictions exist for the Jennic high power module in the US/Canada and Europe ?

In Europe, the high power module transmit power must be restricted to 10dBm (including the antenna gain).  ...

solution00002   2008-09-08   Hardware » Modules » RF Power
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When I connect my hardware to the Jennic flash programmer it shows the MAC address (64-bit IEEE Address) is 0xffffffffffffffff.

If your hardware contains a Jennic module then it will have been programmed with a MAC address during manufacture. ...

solution00016   2008-05-19   Hardware » Modules » programming
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The Flash Programmer fails to start on a new SDK installation.

In order for the new SDK installation to work the old config.txt (found here C:\Jennic\cygwin\jennic\flashprogrammer  ...

solution00005   2008-05-10   SDK » Flash Programmer » Installation
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