DFAE Dialog DA14580 FAE Training (Morning)

DA14580 DA1458 0 – Bluet Bluetooth ooth FAE Traini Training ng # Hands-on Experience Date: February, 2014

Agenda Morning Session 09.30 – 09.45

SmartBond™ - Introduction

09.45 – 10.15

BT Smart an Overview

10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11: 1:00 00 – 11: 1:30 30

DA14 DA 1458 580 0 de dev vel elop opm men entt env nvir iron onm men entt ov over erv vie iew w

11:3 :30 0 – 12 12:3 :30 0

Tool ols s Ins Insta tall lla ati tion on + Usi Using ng the Co Com mpi pile lerr Han Hands ds-O -On n

12.30 – 13.30

Lunch

Agenda Afternoon Session 13:3 13 :30 0 – 15: 5:30 30

Han ands ds-o -on n Expe peri rien ence ce on DA145 4580 80 SDK & Tool ols s

15:30 – 15:45

Break

15:45 – 16:00

Measure cu current @ uA level wi with DA14580

16:00 – 16:15

Softwa warre Architecture Ov Overview

16:15 – 16:25

Roadmap

16:25 – 16:45

Support Model (Where / What / Who) & Q&A

16:45 – 17:00

Wrap-up and Feedback


SmartBond™ - Introduction (5-12)

09.45 – 10.15


10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11:00 – 11:30

DA14580 development environment overview

11:30 – 12:30

Tools Installation + Using the Compiler Hands-On

12.30 – 13.30

Lunch

SmartBond™ DA14580 Bluetooth Smart Solution Part 1 – Introduction

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Dialog Semiconductor Overview ■

Fabless provider of mixed signal integrated circuits (ICs). Listed on Frankfurt Stock Exchange • • • • •

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We work with the leading OEMs in high volume, high growth portable device segments • • • •

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Smartphones, tablets & Ultrabooks™ Portable media devices, gaming consoles and digital cordless phones Wireless audio applications LED lighting

At forefront of mobile power management innovation • •

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Highly integrated power management, including AC/DC power conversion Ultra low power audio Low energy short-range wireless Multi-touch displays LED Solid State Lighting

Highest PMIC integration in the industry Broad power management IP portfolio, including high efficiency digital power conversion, fast battery charging & advanced packaging Dialog Semiconductor ©2013

Dialog revenue (US$ million) Cash (incl. restricted cash) 2007 2008 2009

774

57%

2010

CAGR

2011

527

2012

296 162

218

87 2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

Customers and partners in key segments Power management and audio ICs

#1 in smartphones/tablet PMICs by shipment volume. Working with leading, trend-setting brands

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Short-range wireless

DECT ULE chipsets and Bluetooth Smart SoC ■

Processor Partner Initiative

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DECT ULE – interference-free smart home connectivity with the widest range Smallest and lowest power Bluetooth Smart SoC

AC-DC power conversion

AC-DC Converter ICs in chargers and adapters for portable devices

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#1 in feature phones

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#1 in smartphones/tablets

Dialog Semiconductor ©2013

LED Solid State Lighting (SSL)

LED Driver ICs in SSL applications ■

Positioned as a leader in retrofit bulbs

A global organisation R&D Centers

Global HQ Kirchheim (Stuttgart), Germany

US HQ, Santa Clara

Asia HQ, Taipei, Taiwan

Sales Offices

Stuttgart & Munich, Germany

Taipei, Taiwan ROC

Swindon & Edinburgh, UK

Seoul, Korea

Den Bosch & Hengelo, Holland

Tokyo, Japan

Athens & Patras, Greece Graz, Austria

Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, China

Livorno, Italy

Singapore

Istanbul, Turkey

Reading, UK

Beijing, Tianjin, China

Stuttgart, Germany

Europe

10%

18%

APAC & Japan US ■

72% %

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Total employees: ~1000 R&D engineering: ~72%

Tokyo, Japan Santa Clara & Campbell, US

Source date: July 2013

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Den Bosch, Holland Santa Clara, US

Expertise in Radio & Software

Short-range wireless

DECT ULE chipsets and Bluetooth Smart SoC ■

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DECT ULE – interference-free smart home connectivity with the widest range Smallest and lowest power Bluetooth Smart SoC

Capability to support Bluetooth Radio & Software ? We’re a group of over 80 people with experience in multiple radio standards (including DECT ULE, Wireless Audio) and extensive software support (DECT stack is >> complex than bluetooth – 50% of the DECT phones on the market are Dialog Baseband & RF ! Dialog can support you.. Yes !

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SmartBond - A Breakthrough Solution World’s Lowest Power Consumption

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Power consumption of available solutions • • ■

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<5mA Tx/Rx at 3V at 0/-93 dBm respectively 0.6 µA at 3V in deep sleep

Double the lifetime of your product Halve the size of your battery and reduce the size and cost of your system

SmartBond - A Breakthrough Solution World’s Smallest Solution

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Package size of currently available solutions • • ■

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2.5x2.5x0.5mm WL-CSP package QFN also available

Minimize the size of your PCB Create previously inconceivable small form factor industrial designs Lowest BOM count solution on the market

Enjoy the training !

• Please ask if you’d like anything covered again .. • Feel free to give us feedback on what else you may need.. • The development kits are available now to enable your support in the field. • All the collaterals will be made available to you.. • Support doesn’t stop here : Dialog FAE team are here to help you… • Most importantly, enjoy your training on the best BT Smart device on the market !

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09.45 – 10.15

BT Smart an Overview (14-25)

10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11:00 – 11:30


11:30 – 12:30


12.30 – 13.30

Lunch

Bluetooth SMART, Demonstration

Find Me Profile

Proximity Profile

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Bluetooth SMART, The history of it all… • 2001, Nokia started working on a low power wireless specification inspired by Bluetooth technology • 2004, The first specification was published as “Bluetooth Low End Extension” • 2006, The specification had matured and was branded Wibree • 2007, An agreement was made with the Bluetooth SIG to include Wibree in the Bluetooth specification under the name Bluetooth Low Energy • 2010, The Bluetooth 4.0 specification which included Bluetooth Low Energy, now branded as Bluetooth SMART, was adopted. • 2011, The first product featuring Bluetooth 4.0 was released in Oct. (iPhone 4S) • 2013, Android finally joined the bandwagon and released Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) with OS support for Bluetooth SMART.

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Bluetooth SMART, design goals

Technology Design goals: • Low Power, Low Power, Low Power… • Worldwide Operation • Low Cost • Robust • Short Range

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Products already featuring Bluetooth Smart

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Dialog

Ace Sensor Inc. Ace Sensor Inc. Acon Biotech Adidas Adidas Adidas Adonit Corp. Alatech Technology Albers Inc. Alutech Int'l Ltd. BAC Track BeetsBlu Beurer GmbH BiiFit BiiSafe Bluegiga Technologies Blue Bulb Blue Leza BodyGauge Buffalo Cardiofitness GbR Casio CCA Electronic Factory Chamberlain Citizen connectBlue Dayton Deltron Technology Denso Corporation EB Brands EB Brands Echowell Echowell Efilliate Elecom Co., Ltd Evluma FBSC Find My Car Smarter Fitbit, Inc. Fitbit, Inc. Fitcrew Fook Tin Garmin Geonaute GeoPalz Semiconductor ©2013 Gpulse Gunitech

Pally Smart Health Scale Weight scale Pally Smart Key Finder Proximity sensor On Call Bluetooth Adapter Medial adapter MiCoach HRM Hear rate monitor MiCoach SPEED_CELL Sports tracker MiCoach X_CELL Sports tracker Jot Touch Stylus CS010, CS009 Heart rate monitor Item Finder/APP controller Proximity sensor W183 Heart rate monitor BT-M5 Breathalyzer BBHRM1 Heart rate monitor PM250 Heart rate monitor HRM01 Heart rate monitor BiiSafe Buddy Proximity sensor D112 USB dongle Chameleon LED light strip BLSFHR01 Heart rate monitor TMMB-1018B Blood pressure monitor Bluetooth Proximity Tag Proximity sensor Brustgurt Proximity Device G-Shock GB-5600B, GB-6900, GB-6900B, GB-X6900 Smart watch RT-1201A Mobile phone accessory MyQ Garage door controller W760 Smart watch OLS425, OLP425 Platform, OLS426 Module HRM Heart rate monitor iFound Key Proximity sensor KFDNX Proximity sensor Sportline SYNC 3015, 3016 Heart rate monitor Sportline SYNC GPS 3010, 3011, 3012 Heart rate monitor BH20 Heart rate monitor BTR20 Cycling sensor SB-01HE Camera shutter remote M-BT11BB Mouse Area Max LED outdoor light F-PLUG Power consumption sensor Find My Car Smarter system Proximity sensor Fitbit One Fitness tracker Zip Fitness tracker RUN 4.1 Treadmill Scale Pro Series Body scale Fenix GPS hiking watch Geonaute Heart rate monitor iBitz Fitness Tracker BLE-HRM-100 Heart rate monitor L012 LED light bulb

And many more...

Bluetooth SMART, Market Growth Projections IMS research: 100 million Bluetooth Smart chipsets will be deployed in 2014 ABI research: Bluetooth Smart enabled device shipments reaching over 1 billion annual shipments by 2016

IHS research: The adoption of Bluetooth Smart is set to grow rapidly, with over 350 million Bluetooth Smart ICs projected to be shipped cumulatively by the end of 2016 IMS research: Shipment surpassing three billion units in 2017 (BT combo included) 18


Bluetooth SMART, Network Topology, Roles, States

Link Layer State Machine Scanning

Advertising

Standby

Connected as Slave

Connected as Master

Connected

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Initiating



Advertising

Standby

Connected as Slave

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Standby

Connected as Master

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Initiating

Bluetooth SMART, Network Topology, Roles, States Network Topology


Peripheral Advertising

Central Scanner Standby

Advertiser Slave

Master Initiator

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Standby

Standby

Slave

Master

Connected

Initiating

Bluetooth SMART, Network Topology, Roles, States Network Topology


Advertiser Peripheral

Advertiser

Advertising

Central Scanner Standby Slave

Advertiser Slave

Master

Standby

Connection Request Slave

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Slave

Master

Connected

Initiator

Slave

Standby

Advertiser

Initiating

Strengths / weaknesses, Bluetooth SMART in general

• Minimal Power Consumption

• No direct cloud access

• Small Size

• No Mesh Networking(*)

• Direct interface to Smartphones

• Operates in crowded ISM band

• Profiles ensure interoperability • Applicable to all markets • Low cost • Secure data transmission 24


Wi-Fi Co-existence, how robustness is achieved

Advertising Channels

Wi-Fi Ch. 1

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Wi-Fi Ch. 6

Wi-Fi Ch. 11



09.45 – 10.15


10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware (27-50)

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11:00 – 11:30


11:30 – 12:30


12.30 – 13.30

Lunch

The DA14580 Bluetooth Smart SoC

 Designed for wearable computers, wireless keyboard

      

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and mouse, Smart TV remote control and proximity tag/indoor navigation markets Doubles battery life in Bluetooth Smart products (600nA in extended sleep, 4.9mA peek) Smallest package on the market (2.5mm x 2.5 mm) Minimum of external components required No external PA required On-chip OTP code space Boost and Buck mode operation (powered directly from 3V battery or 1.5V cell) Stand-alone or externally hosted operation


The DA14580, Half the power consumption

Half the power consumption of currently available solutions: • <5 mA Tx/Rx at 3V at 0/-93 dBm respectively • 600nA at 3V in deep sleep Thereby doubling the lifetime of your product or reducing the required battery size by 50%

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DA14580 Package types

Order Number: DA14580-01UN6

QFN40 5.0 x 5.0 x 0.9mm 24GPIOs

Order Number: DA14580-01AT1

QFN48 6.0 x 6.0 x 0.9mm 32GPIOs

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Tray order numbers:

WL-CSP34 2.5 x 2.5 x 0.5mm 14GPIOs

Order Number: DA14580-01A31

DA14580 Minimum Implementation

optional

Optional!

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Reference C1 C2 C3 Y1 Y2 U1 L1

Value 1uF 1uF 100nF 16.000MHz 32.768kHz DA14580 2.2uH

Comparison matrix

Feature

DA14580

Competition

2.5mm x 2.5mm

3.5mm x 3.8mm

5

13

Peak Current Draw

4.9mA

13.4mA

Deep sleep

600nA

530nA (off)

Extended Sleep

1.2µA

-

Boost Regulator Physical Size External Components

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DA14580 Hardware Power Management Buck/Boost converter for efficient power conversion from a large range of batteries 

Lithium coincell 

LithiumIon pack

Alkaline

0.9V

1.8V

2.2V

3.3V

5V

Boost Operation Buck Operation

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Wide

voltage range coverage  0.9 to 3.3V natively  3.3V+ with external LDO

USB

NiMh


+ext. LDO

Small form factor inductor 2.2 uH

On chip LDO’s for disabling power domain when possible – no external capacitors needed. 

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Switchable GPIO supply rails

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Battery monitor ADC

DCDC converter efficiency

Power efficiency between 80% and 90% in Buck mode

Power efficiency up to 90% in Boost mode At Vbat1V > 1.5V the boost converter will go to a linear mode to avoid excess power on the LDOs: Vdcdc max voltage ~1.4V

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DA14580 product availability

Product

DA14580-00

Status

Development

Production samples DA14580-01 Volume Production

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Container

Package

Order number

WLCSP

DA14580-00UN6

QFN40

DA14580-00AT1

QFN48

DA14580-00A31

WLCSP

DA14580-01UN6

QFN40

DA14580-01AT1

QFN48

DA14580-01A31

5k T&R

WLCSP

DA14580-01UNA

5k T&R

QFN40

DA14580-01AT2

4k T&R

QFN48

DA14580-01A32

Tray (50 units)

Tray (50 units)

Available

Lead time

Now

In Stock

12 Feb

In Stock

28 Feb 24 Mar

12 wks

DA14580 Development Kit availability

Product

Container

Package

Order number

Motherboard

Box

-

DA14580DEVKT

Box

WLCSP

DA14580UNDB

Box

QFN48

DA14580A3DB

Box

QFN40

DA14580ATDB

Daughterboard kit

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Available

Lead time

20 Feb

2 wks

Delta description between DA14580-00 and DA14580-01

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The numbering change from DA14580-00 to DA14580-01 is indicating a ROM code update.

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The ROM update is done for following reasons:  Clearing of the patch space  To update the boot-rom to improve battery voltage monitoring during the boot sequence.  In the same mask release an improvement in the 32kHz oscillator was done to reduce current consumption by 150nA and bring it back to the specified level in the datasheet.


Software Development Kit Overview

Product

SDK version

Release date

DA14580-00

SDK-2.0.4

Dec 24, 2013

SDK-3.0.2-Engineering

Feb 20, 2014

SDK-3.0.2-Final

March 21, 2014

DA14580-01

Changes from SDK-2.0.4 to SDK-3.0.2  SDK structure will be simplified to improve ease-of-use  Peripheral drivers will be added (Note: software API will not change)  Old patches will be removed  SDK Migration Process  The customer application must be copied to the new SDK-3.0.2 and rebuilt before running it on the DA14580-01.  A migration document is available together with the SDK-3.0.2 release 

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Panasonic PAN1740

4PAN1740 4Based

on Dialogs single chip DA14580 4Highly integrated and compact Bluetooth controller 4Small 9.0 x 9.5 x 1.8 mm SMD package with antenna 4Includes 16MHz and 32.768kHz crystal 4Bluetooth 4.0 qualified (4.1 qualification is ongoing) 4Temperature Range from -40° C to +85°C 4Power consumption 5.0mA Rx and Tx 4Link budget 93dBm (Rx Sensitivity -93, Tx 0 dBm)

Panasonic Bluetooth Low Energy Portfolio

Part Number Size in mm Software

RF Performance

Power Consumption

Available Memory

PAN1720

PAN1740

15.6 x 8.7 x 1.8

9.0 x 9.5 x 1.8

1) BlueRadios AT Command 2) TI LE Stack with profiles

IC with GATT/GAP API Profiles available

4 dBm PAN1720 0 dBm PAN1721

0 dBm

Tx: 23mA Rx: 18 mA Sleep Mode: <1 µA 256k (stack uses 90-120k)

Tx: 5mA Rx: 5mA Sleep Mode: <1 µA

32k free (OTP) stack already included

PAN1740 Eval Kit

4Dialog

Mother-Board 4Profiling tool for Real-time power consumption measurement 4Correlate power consumption to your code 4Optimize your code 4Meet your power budget target

4PAN1740

ETU 4Daughter Board with Connector 4Mount on Mother-Board

Hardware overview

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Active mode

XTAL 32.468 kHz

ARM Cortex M0

System/ Exchange RAM 42KB Retention RAM 2KB Retention RAM 3KB

l r t C . m e M

Retention RAM 1KB

e g d i r b B P A

LDO SYS

LDO RET

Power/ Clock MGNT. (PMU)

T I M E R

RC16 MHz

Radio Transceiver

W T A I M K E E R U P

U A R T

U A R T

S P I

I 2 C

DMA

GPIO MULTIPLEXING


RC32 kHz

LDO LD RF

CTRL

ROM 84KB

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XTAL 16MHz

BLE Core

Retention RAM 2KB

OTP 32KB

DCDC (Buck/Boost)

4 C H A D C

D E C Q O U D A E D R

PO R

Sleep/idle mode

XTAL 32.468 kHz

ARM Cortex M0


l r t C . m e M

Retention RAM 1KB

e g d i r b B P A

LDO SYS

LDO RET


T I M E R

RC16 MHz

Radio Transceiver


U A R T

U A R T

S P I

I 2 C

DMA

GPIO MULTIPLEXING


RC32 kHz

LDO LD RF

CTRL

ROM 84KB

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XTAL 16MHz

BLE Core

Retention RAM 2KB

OTP 32KB

DCDC (Buck/Boost)

4 C H A D C


PO R

Extended sleep mode

XTAL 32.468 kHz

ARM Cortex M0


l r t C . m e M

Retention RAM 1KB

e g d i r b B P A

LDO SYS

LDO RET

LDO LD RF


T I M E R

RC16 MHz


U A R T

U A R T

S P I

I 2 C

GPIO MULTIPLEXING


RC32 kHz

Radio Transceiver

DMA CTRL

ROM 84KB

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XTAL 16MHz

BLE Core

Retention RAM 2KB

OTP 32KB

DCDC (Buck/Boost)

4 C H A D C


PO R

Deep sleep mode

XTAL 32.468 kHz

ARM Cortex M0


l r t C . m e M

Retention RAM 1KB

e g d i r b B P A

LDO SYS

LDO RET

LDO LD RF


T I M E R

RC16 MHz


U A R T

U A R T

S P I

I 2 C

GPIO MULTIPLEXING


RC32 kHz

Radio Transceiver

DMA CTRL

ROM 84KB

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XTAL 16MHz

BLE Core

Retention RAM 2KB

OTP 32KB

DCDC (Buck/Boost)

4 C H A D C


PO R

Hosting configurations

Applications can be created in different memory and processor configurations:

Flash

MCU

SPI/I2C I/F

DA14580

Integrated Processor Solution (stand-alone):

Ext. Proc. I/F

DA14580

Integrated Processor Solution with External memory:

DA14580

External Processor Solution:

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Controller and host stack running on DA14580.

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Profiles and Application stored in OTP and executed from SRAM

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Profiles and Application loaded from external Flash and executed from SRAM

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Profiles and Application executed on Ext MCU

Fully sourced sample code available for both stand-alone and externally hosted applications 46


Minimum hardware implementation

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The WL-CSP and low count of external components allow for very small Bluetooth Smart applications


OTP programming

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Customer needs to program the OTP in the production line

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It requires 6.8V on the DA14580 to program the OTP

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Programming is done through UART interface using SmartSnippet tool

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A Command Line Interface (CLI) tool is available for integration in a customer production environment

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For a 10kByte application Program + Verify is about 1sec




09.45 – 10.15


10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11:00 – 11:30


11:30 – 12:30


12.30 – 13.30

Lunch



09.45 – 10.15


10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11:00 – 11:30

DA14580 development environment overview (53-61)

11:30 – 12:30


12.30 – 13.30

Lunch

The Smartbond DVK

WL-CSP

QFN40

QFN48

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The DVK contents

Segger Link Lite for ARM

DVK Motherboard

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Daughterboard with DA14580 mounted

The DVK Motherboard

• JTAG interface for programming and debugging • Interface to the DA14580 Daughterboard • OTP supply voltage generator (6V8) • Mother board is powered through the USB interface. • 2 Bicolor LEDs and 2 pushbuttons for application development • USB to serial port converter (UART for debugging and/or external host application interface. SPI for current consumption evaluation using SmartSnippets). • Current evaluation A/D conversion circuitry • One battery holder for single alkaline AAA cell and one for a 3V CR2032 coin cell battery • All I/Os are exposed onto 100mill pin headers for easy prototyping 53


The DVK Daughterboard

• St Stan andd-al alon one e imp imple leme ment ntat atio ion n of of DA14 DA1458 580 0 (except for power source) • Three Three varian variants ts availa available ble:: WL-CS WL-CSP P, QFN4 QFN40 0 and and QFN48 – ordered ordered separat separately ely in sets of of three • Exte Extern rnal al an ante tenn nna a for for ea easy sy RF eval evalua uati tion on • All All I/O I/Os s are are bro broug ught ht to the the edg edge e con conne nect ctor ors s (interface to motherboard)

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WL-CSP variant

DVK USB Dongle

• Features the DA14580 • Prov Provid ides es a seco second ndar ary y BLE BLE enti entity ty (US (USB B don dongl gle e can can act as central device while DVK board acts as peripher peripheral al – or the other other way way around) around) • Usef Useful ul whe hen nw wor orki king ng wit with h Conn Connec ecti tion on Man Manag ager er • Ca Can no ope pera rate te as stan standd-al alon one e or or can can use use PC PC as as external host.

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Tools provided with DVK

• Keil Keil uVis uVisio ion n ID IDE, E, free free 32 32kB kByt yte e AR ARM M MDK MDK-l -lit ite e vers versio ion n

• Smar SmartS tSni nipp ppet ets s for for eval evalua uati tion on of po pow wer cons consum umpt ptio ion n

• Co Conne nnecti ction on Manage Managerr for for protoc protocol ol ana analy lysis sis and test test

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Keil uVision MDK-Lite, IDE and compiler (Ver.5)

• Free 32KByte version • Standard IDE • Full debugger • Easy to use • SW loads directly to target via Segger J-Link interface • Well-known and popular IDE

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SmartSnippets

• Provides exact power profiling • Includes a boot-loader (UART) • Includes an OTP programmer • Displays profiling data graphically (User defined cursors) • Capable of export to and import from comma separated files

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Connection Manager

• Can act as central or peripheral device • Includes a UART boot loader • Log window displays protocol frames (Logs can be stored) • Let’s user modify scan interval and scan window timing • Let’s user modify Connection Interval, Slave Latency and Connection Supervision interval • Connection can be established and bonding can be performed • Full service and characteristic discovery • Reading and writing of characteristics 59




09.45 – 10.15


10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11:00 – 11:30


11:30 – 12:30


(63-68)

12.30 – 13.30

Lunch

Kit Content

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Tools & Software Overview

Keil MDK ARM uVision IDE Microcontroller (ARM) Development Kit, including C-compiler and Debugger

Segger J-Link driver JTAG/SWD+SWO Debug Probe

FTDI RS-232/USB Driver Virtual COM-Port driver

Connection Manager (needs Microsoft .NET vs.4) Dialog tool to manage BTLE peer connections

Smartsnippets Dialog tool to optimize code/power usage and OTP programming

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Installing the tools & software 1 (refer to handout)

Copy the files from the USB Drive to your computer and include the latest SDK:

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1/ Install Keil compiler ‘mdk501.exe’ No need to install additional packages

2/ Install Segger J-Link driver ‘Setup_JLinkARM_V478k.exe’

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3/ Install FTDI driver ‘CDM v2.08.30 WHQL Certified.exe’ 4/ Install Smart{Snippets} ‘SmartSnippets_install_winxx.exe (.._win32.exe for 32-bit OS /.._win64.exe for 64-bit OS) If the Java runtime environment is not installed you’ll get an error:

Install Java ‘jre-7u45-windows-i586.exe’

5/ Install ConnectionManager ‘ConnectionManager_install.exe’

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Using the Bluetooth Smart Development Kit Once you have installed all the tools and software continue with the ‘Hands-On’ manual.

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09.45 – 10.15


10.15 – 10.30

DA14580 Hardware

10.45 – 11.00

Break

11:00 – 11:30


11:30 – 12:30


12.30 – 13.30

Lunch

DFAE Dialog DA14580 FAE Training (Morning)

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