Hi,
I am transmitting from a simple loop program that I wrote. I am sending the same packet over and over again using the MRB-KW01 development board. I am receiving the packets using another MRB-KW01 that is running the SMAC graphical user interface (GUI) that came loaded on the rcvr board. The frequency is 915 MHz, bit rate = 4800 bps, OOK, continuous mode. I am sending a packet with a 3-byte preamble, a 4-byte sync word, and 8 bytes of payload. Each payload byte is 0x4F. I am monitoring the received packets with an o'scope on the data & clk outputs on j18, the bit error rate test port, of the rcvr MRB-KW01. I am seeing 4 extra bytes inserted into the packet right after the adr byte and before the payload bytes. Also 2 bytes are inserted after the payload and before the CRC byes. Please see attached jpgs. Might anyone know why these mystery bytes (marked with ? marks) are there? Thank you.
Hi Brant,
No, SMAC doesn´t insert extra bytes in the packet.
Could you please verify if this behavior is also reproduced with a bit rate = 50000 bps, FSK modulation and packet mode?
Best regards,
Burgos.