Update the list of supported platforms in TSCH README file
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* Zolertia Z1 (`z1`, tested in cooja only)
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* CC2538DK (`cc2538dk`, tested on hardware)
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* Zolertia Zoul (`zoul`, tested on hardware)
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* CC2650 (`srf06-cc26xx`, tested on hardware)
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This implementation was present at the ETSI Plugtest
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event in Prague in July 2015, and did successfully inter-operate with all
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A simple TSCH+RPL example is included under `examples/ipv6/rpl-tsch`.
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To use TSCH, first make sure your platform supports it.
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Currently, `jn516x`, `sky`, `z1`, `cc2538dk` and `zoul` are the supported platforms.
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Currently, `jn516x`, `sky`, `z1`, `cc2538dk`, `zoul` and `srf06-cc26xx` are the supported platforms.
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To add your own, we refer the reader to the next section.
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To add TSCH to your application, first include the TSCH module from your makefile with:
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## Porting TSCH to a new platform
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Porting TSCH to a new platform requires a few new features in the radio driver, a number of timing-related configuration paramters.
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The easiest is probably to start from one of the existing port: `jn516x`, `sky`, `z1`, `cc2538dk`, `zoul`.
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The easiest is probably to start from one of the existing port: `jn516x`, `sky`, `z1`, `cc2538dk`, `zoul`, `srf06-cc26xx`.
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### Radio features required for TSCH
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