UM-B-087 Abstract This document describes the hardware design of the DA14585 Voice RCU reference design (Rev.B), which is based on the Dialog Semiconductor DA14585 Bluetooth® low energy SoC. This reference design includes an accelerometer/gyro sensor, digital microphone, keypad, and a trackpad which is...
The Dialog Voice RCU reference design builds on its best-in-class Bluetooth low energy solution, the DA14585, to deliver an RCU with world-leading battery lifetime and a very small Bill of Materials. User Manual Revision 1.0...
DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual DA14585 Voice RCU Reference Design DA14585 SoC The DA14585 integrated circuit is an optimized version of the DA14580, offering a reduced boot time and supporting up to eight connections. It has a fully integrated radio transceiver and baseband ®...
DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual Pin Assignment Table 1 shows the pin assignment and related pin names on the QFN40 package of the DA14585. Table 1: DA14585 Voice RCU Reference Design Rev. B - Pin Assignment DA14585 QFN40 Pin Name...
7 mm long. Flash Memory Figure 9: Serial NOR Flash Memory The DA14585 uses an external Serial NOR Flash memory for mirroring its contents to RAM and execute. The Flash memory type used is MX25R2035: ●...
DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual Crystal Oscillators The DA14585 SoC has two Digitally Controlled Crystal Oscillators (DCXO), one at 16 MHz (XTAL16M) and a second at 32.768 kHz (XTAL32K). The 32.768 kHz oscillator has no trimming capabilities and is used as the clock for the Extended/Deep Sleep modes. The 16 MHz oscillator can be trimmed.
UM-B-087 DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual Microphone SPK0838HT4H-B from Knowles is a miniature, high performance, low power, top port silicon digital microphone with a single-bit PDM output. Its power consumption during sleep is only 4.6 A. Figure 10: SPK0838HT4H Microphone Schematic User Manual Revision 1.0...
Azoteq while the wheel pad is using the IQS263 from same vendor. These controllers have the ability to sense touch and are accessible by the DA14585 via the I2C interface. Figure 11: Capacitive Touch Controller Schematic (Trackpad) Figure 12: Capacitive Touch Controller Schematic (Wheel) User Manual Revision 1.0...
In full operation mode, with the accelerometer and gyroscope enabled, the current consumption is typically 950 A, while this is dropped down to 3 A is suspend mode. The BMI160 module is connected to the DA14585 via an SPI interface.
UM-B-087 DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual Infrared LED The DA14585 voice RCU reference design employs the WP7113F3BT IR LED from Kingbright. A Schottky diode NSVR0240V2T1G is used to ensure that no current will be reflected back to battery. The IR LED is driven by the P2_0 GPIO via a transistor switch.
5.12 LEDs Figure 17: Indication LEDs Schematic The DA14585 Voice RCU reference design is equipped with a Red LED (D5) and a Green LED (D6), which are used to indicate programming and keypad/trackpad operations, respectively. The Red LED is controlled by GPIO P1_2, the Green LED by GPIO P1_3.
The antennas used in this reference design was based on the Designing Printed Antennas for Bluetooth® Low Energy application note. Figure 21 shows the radiation pattern of the printed IFA antenna used in the DA14585 Voice RCU reference design. The antenna performance is summarized in Table...
UM-B-087 DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual Figure 25: DA14585 Voice RCU Reference Design Rev. B - Bottom View This is a 2-layer FR-4 PCB with approx. 1.6 mm thickness as can be seen from the stack-up figure below: Figure 26: DA14585 Voice RCU Reference Design - PCB Stack-Up User Manual Revision 1.0...
DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual Power Measurements This chapter contains current consumption measurement results for the DA14585 Voice RCU Reference Design. These measurements were conducted using the Agilent DC power analyzer N6705B with the reference design connected to a mobile phone application.
UM-B-087 DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual 10 Configuration of the Debugging Interface The DA14585 voice RCU reference design has a dedicated debugging port as shown in Figure 37 Two debugging ports are used on the DA14585 SoC: JTAG and UART.
● Connectivity of PC to the DA14585 JTAG port ● Connectivity of PC to the DA14585 UART port (full UART is possible but it must be enabled on the PC driver) ● Hardware RESET capability. Note that the RESET signal is active high.
UM-B-087 DA14585 Voice RCU Hardware Manual 10.1 Debug/Programming Interface Scenarios The following two scenarios are targeted to help the user to successfully debug/program the DA14585 Voice RCU reference design. 10.1.1 Scenario 1: RCU Inside the Enclosure In this case the user must have the batteries installed before connecting the CIB programming/...
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