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* [http://lpccs-docs.renesas.com/UM-B-139-Getting-Started-with-DA14531-TINY-Module/index.html Getting started DA14531MOD] | * [http://lpccs-docs.renesas.com/UM-B-139-Getting-Started-with-DA14531-TINY-Module/index.html Getting started DA14531MOD] | ||
* [http://lpccs-docs.renesas.com/UM-B-121-USB-Getting-Started-Guide/index.html Getting started DA14531 USB] | * [http://lpccs-docs.renesas.com/UM-B-121-USB-Getting-Started-Guide/index.html Getting started DA14531 USB] | ||
= Board design = | |||
The hardware design of battery supplied wireless products requires extra attention. Each of the products has a hardware guidelines document that explains what needs to be considered when designing schematic and layout of a product. Some products have schematics and layout examples available for download. Antenna design is generic for all BLE products. Different antenna topologies are explained in a dedicated document together with design files. | |||
* [https://www.renesas.com/us/en/document/apn/b-075-da14530531-hardware-guidelines Hardware guidelines Application note DA14531/531-01/531MOD] | |||
* [https://www.renesas.com/us/en/document/apn/b-054-da14585586-application-hardware-design-guidelines Hardware guidelines Application note DA14585/586] | |||
* [https://www.renesas.com/us/en/document/apn/b-066-hardware-design-guidelines Hardware guidelines Application note DA14691/695/697/699] | |||
* [http://lpccs-docs.renesas.com/DA14531_HW_Design_Examples/index.html DA14531/531-01/530 minimal Layout examples] | |||
* [https://www.renesas.com/us/en/document/apn/b-027-designing-printed-antennas-bluetooth-smart Application note: Designing Printed Antennas for Bluetooth Low Energy] | |||
= Tools = | |||
The respective Getting Started Guides explain which tools need to be installed for each device family. This section will summarize on the tools and list a couple of additional tools that are available. | |||
=== DA14691/695/697/699 === | |||
* SmartSnippets Studio: Eclipse based IDE with GCC compiler and debugger | |||
* SmartSnippets Toolbox: Integrated tool for Flashing, Power profiling, HCI control, RF testing | |||
=== DA145x (DA14531/531-01/530 and DA14585/DA14586) === | |||
* Keil uVision: IDE with ARM compiler. | |||
* SmartSnippets Studio: Eclipse based IDE with GCC compiler and debugger. GCC is supported on the Proximity Reporter as part of the SDK zip file and on a number of SW examples available on [https://github.com/dialog-semiconductor/BLE_SDK6_examples Github]. | |||
* SmartSnippets Toolbox | |||
* Flash programmer | |||
* ezFlash |
Revision as of 13:48, 12 May 2023
Welcome
Welcome to the Renesas Bluetooth® Low Energy MCU Wiki
Introduction
This page is about the Renesas Bluetooth®® Low Energy devices. These are a set of Low Cost, Low Power SoC’s and Modules. The main goal of this page is to make the on-line information better accessible for HW and SW developers.
The Renesas.com website lists information per product; on this page we will present information per topic. We will go through a typical design cycle from Board availability, Getting Started guides till production line testing.
Boards
For each of the Bluetooth® Low Energy products Renesas has 2 types of boards available:
- Pro devkit: This development kit consist of a Motherboard/Daughterboard and includes the Power Profiling module
- USB devkit: Small formfactor development. Target device is directly soldered on the board and has no Power Profiling module
Devices with the same Motherboard are grouped together.
DA14585/DA14586/DA14531/DA14531-01/DA14530/DA14531MOD
DA14531 SmartBond TINY™ Development Kit Pro
DA14585 PRO-daughterboard (PRO-DB) FCGQFN40
DA14586 PRO-daughterboard (PRO-DB) FCGQFN40
DA14531 PRO-daughterboard (PRO-DB) FCGQFN24
DA14531-01 PRO-daughterboard (PRO-DB) FCGQFN24
DA14531 Smartbond TINY™ MODULE Daughter Board
DA14530 PRO-daughterboard (PRO-DB) FCGQFN24
DA14531 SmartBond TINY™ USB Development Kit
Datasheets
DA14531
DA14531 Module
DA14585
DA14586
Getting started guides
Each of the boards has a getting started guide available. The purpose of such a guide is to help users get a board up and running in as short as possible time. It will explain how to connect the hardware, Install the required SW packages, Compile a first Blinky code and Flash it into the target device.
- Getting started DA14585/586 Devkit PRO
- Getting started DA14531/531-01/530
- Getting started DA14531MOD
- Getting started DA14531 USB
Board design
The hardware design of battery supplied wireless products requires extra attention. Each of the products has a hardware guidelines document that explains what needs to be considered when designing schematic and layout of a product. Some products have schematics and layout examples available for download. Antenna design is generic for all BLE products. Different antenna topologies are explained in a dedicated document together with design files.
- Hardware guidelines Application note DA14531/531-01/531MOD
- Hardware guidelines Application note DA14585/586
- Hardware guidelines Application note DA14691/695/697/699
- DA14531/531-01/530 minimal Layout examples
- Application note: Designing Printed Antennas for Bluetooth Low Energy
Tools
The respective Getting Started Guides explain which tools need to be installed for each device family. This section will summarize on the tools and list a couple of additional tools that are available.
DA14691/695/697/699
- SmartSnippets Studio: Eclipse based IDE with GCC compiler and debugger
- SmartSnippets Toolbox: Integrated tool for Flashing, Power profiling, HCI control, RF testing
DA145x (DA14531/531-01/530 and DA14585/DA14586)
- Keil uVision: IDE with ARM compiler.
- SmartSnippets Studio: Eclipse based IDE with GCC compiler and debugger. GCC is supported on the Proximity Reporter as part of the SDK zip file and on a number of SW examples available on Github.
- SmartSnippets Toolbox
- Flash programmer
- ezFlash