lilyhack

I didn't get it working with Anaren ZigBee
 
So I used Digi XBee modules (XBee S2C) with TI TM4C129 on Energia
 
This code should help you getting started. Connect the Xbee TX, RX to TI RX, TX respectively ( I used UART3 of TI) and GND, 3.3V for power.

I didn't get it working with Anaren ZigBee
 
So I used Digi XBee modules (XBee S2C) with TI TM4C129 on Energia
 
This code should help you getting started. Connect the Xbee TX, RX to TI RX, TX respectively ( I used UART3 of TI) and GND, 3.3V for power.

I have similary problems ... i need start up comunication with energia, but i can't.

can you help me lilyhack. 

Note that the EEPROM is kinda small compared to the flash.

The TM4C123 has 2KB and the TM4C1294 has 6KB.

You access it in blocks of 16 word.

There is probably a example in Tivaware.

Here is how I enable it:
 
bool eeprom_good = false; if(!SysCtlPeripheralReady(SYSCTL_PERIPH_EEPROM0)) { SysCtlPeripheralEnable(SYSCTL_PERIPH_EEPROM0); while(!(SysCtlPeripheralReady(SYSCTL_PERIPH_EEPROM0))); } if(EEPROMInit() == EEPROM_INIT_OK) { eeprom_good = true; } return(eeprom_good); How I read it:
 
uint32_t temp; EEPROMRead(&temp, address, 4); return temp; And how I write into it:
 
uint32_t temp; uint32_t result; temp = value; result = EEPROMProgram(&temp,address,4); return(result);

I got a lot of help for stellaris in this thread here. Very similar to Tiva
 
Might be of use
 
http://forum.43oh.com/topic/7153-stellaris-fast-analog-reads/?p=65472

Thought lm4f is for stellaris, not for TIVA. But looks like it has all the libraries. Thanks for the help.

For more clarification, the old Stellaris stuff was named by the original company that made it - Luminary Micro - which was acquired by TI.  So Tiva was probably a name to improve its pronunciation (IIRC a former TI'er on here mentioned TI's sales teams had trouble selling it in Asia due to pronunciation) and also introduce the letters "TI" into the product name.
 
http://investor.ti.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=384225

I think it is under LM4F

Add on libraries should be installed in /Users/<your username>/Documents/Energia/libraries/. That directory is initially empty. 
All the other libraries that come with Energia are part of the Energia.app. You should not install libraries directly inside the Energia.app

I ported the Adafruit MDNS Library for Energia + CC3000, tested on Tiva-C LP, should also work for F5529 LP after changing the Boosterpackpins.
 
Using this library you can access the CC3000 by "energia.local" or whatever you name it when calling mdns.begin(<servername>) in the setup.
You have to call mdns.update() in the main loop to handle incoming name queries.
 
I modified Robert's simpleWebServer example to use the library.
 
Be aware that some access points and wifi routers do not forward multicast packets from the LAN to the WiFi Interface.
(My Router has this bug and it took me over a week to find out...  )
 
This library is Copyright © 2013 by Tony DiCola published under MIT license (see CC3000_MDNS.h for details).
I just changed a few things to make it work with Energia.
 
Have fun, Nick 
CC3000_MDNS.zip