zigbee to ip bridge

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- 1swaroopa5
  
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14 years ago

Wed, Apr 22, 2009 2:18 PM

Hii...

I need to implement zigbee to IP bridge..this module is to be developed in computer..IP Stack is already avaliable in linux..but I couldn't find any resources where I could find any Zigbee stack for linux...So how do I go about it?I have Z-stack by TI whose target is CC2430,8051 based muc..can I use that on my linux system?If so how can that be done?or else is it possible to implement IPstack on CC2430 board?How can I proceed with this? Kindly help me..Looking foward for your suggestions...

With Warm regards.. Swaroopa.N.B

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- Grant Edwards
  
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14 years ago

Wed, Apr 22, 2009 2:54 PM

Step 0) Learn how to do embedded systems development.

Step 1) Learn how to read datasheets and manuals.

Step 2) Read them.

Step 3) Do the design.

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14 years ago

Thu, Apr 23, 2009 12:43 PM

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Hi swaroop,

TI stack as you rightly pointed out has been written for their family of MCUs. (MPS430 series if I recall correctly)

To port this stack to the CPU of your choice might require some effort and probably trying to remove CPU specific instructions from TI code.

I guess you would be better off trying to find IP stack for the same MCU as TI and then integrate them fast.

However, if you want to do this on PC then try to read code and port it.

FYI, PIC also has a stack for Zigbee freely downloadable from their website.

regs ashutosh