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The current version of the CC26xx web demo publishes over MQTT the default parent's IPv6 address and the last observed RSSI of this link. This is collected by active probing (periodic ping). This commit brings the probing functionality to the example's main code module. The MQTT client keeps publishing as previously, but we now also export the same information through CoAP resources. Configuration is still possible through the example's web server. |
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CC26xx Demo
This example demonstrates basic functionality for the two supported CC26xx boards. More specifically, the example demonstrates:
- How to take sensor readings
- How to use buttons and the reed relay (triggered by holding a magnet near S3 on the SensorTag).
- How to send out BLE advertisements, if the chip has BLE capability. The device will periodically send out BLE beacons with the platform name as payload. Those beacons/BLE ADV packets can be captured with any BLE-capable device. Two such applications for iOS are the TI Multitool and the TI Sensortag app. They can be found in the Apple App Store. If you have a BLE-capable Mac, you can also use LightBlue for OS X.