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please help me on CC2500 Interfacing with PIC controller

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I searched a lot but I dint found any useful site or document related to CC2500 interfacing with PIC controller.

Is there anybody who have ever tried to interface CC2500 to PIC controller, kindly help me in interfacing.
 

Tell me first, what programming language you are using to program your PIC? If you use PICBasic then it is real easy
with your data out pin connected GPIO 1 and data in connected to GPIO 2 use the following code
Code:
SerIn GPIO.1,N1200,["A",#(Data Variables separated by a comma)]
SerOut GPIO.2,N1200,["A",#(Data Variables separated by a comma)]
 

Thank you for replying,

I am using Hi-Tech C compiler for programming, I am stuck with a new problem.

I am able to read & write SFR of CC2500 Module, now I have set my packet length to 3 and when i write 3 bytes into TXFIFO and then tries to read TXBYTES register it shows 128 and neither I receive those many bytes on receiver side there RXBYTES is zero always.
 

Thank you for replying,

I am using Hi-Tech C compiler for programming, I am stuck with a new problem.

I am able to read & write SFR of CC2500 Module, now I have set my packet length to 3 and when i write 3 bytes into TXFIFO and then tries to read TXBYTES register it shows 128 and neither I receive those many bytes on receiver side there RXBYTES is zero always.
Are you using the correct variable type? Sorry I can't help you with C I only use it if I have C source code of someone else to compile but I don't write in C, ASM and Basic is for me the best.
 

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