Chipcon CC2420: MCU prototyping with CC2420DK When the FPGA configuration has been loaded, the CC2400EB test ports will be configured as listed below. All signals (in or out) are copied to test port 2 for monitoring. It should be noted that when using a ribbon cable from Test Port 1 to the MCU, one can experiencing that some of the signals are interfering with each other. A solution would be to use single wires instead. Pin Test Port 1 (MCU) Test Port 2 (copy) 1 N/C N/C 2 N/C N/C 3 N/C N/C 4 FIFOP (to MCU) FIFOP (copy) 5 Highz Highz 6 Highz Highz 7 Highz Highz 8 SFD (to MCU) SFD (copy) 9 Highz Highz 10 Highz Highz 11 Highz Highz 12 CSn (from MCU) CSn (copy) 13 SCLK (from MCU) SCLK (copy) 14 SI (from MCU) SI (copy) 15 SO (to MCU) SO (copy) 16 CCA (to MCU) CCA (copy) 17 FIFO (to MCU) FIFO (copy) 18 RESETn (from MCU) RESETn (copy) 19 VREG_EN (from MCU) VREG_EN (copy) 20 Gnd GndDownload Driver Pack
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