Infineon XENSIV DEMO 60LTR11 AUTO BLE Instruction Manual
Infineon XENSIV DEMO 60LTR11 AUTO BLE Instruction Manual

Infineon XENSIV DEMO 60LTR11 AUTO BLE Instruction Manual

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Getting started with the XENSIV ™ wireless presence detection sensor

About this document

Scope and purpose
This application note provides guidance on setting up and operating the XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection
Sensor (DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE). It contains a step-by-step process for programming the sensor and
addresses common troubleshooting issues. Additionally, it offers instructions for firmware updates and how to
reprogram the sensor.
The XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection Sensor is an innovative device that highlights the BGT60LTR11AIP 60
GHz radar [1] capabilities when running in autonomous mode. It features a Bluetooth module (CYBLE-222014-
01) [2] that wirelessly connects to Infineon's "60 GHz Radar" smartphone app. This technology enables the
sensor to detect the presence of an object and its direction of motion. The DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE sensor is
an excellent tool for evaluating the possibilities of radar in Internet of Things (IoT) edge applications.
Intended audience
The intended audience for this document are design engineers, technicians, and developers of electronic
systems working with the XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection Sensor.
Application note
Please read the sections "Important notice" and "Warnings" at the end of this document
Revision 1.00
www.infineon.com
2023-01-20

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  • Page 1: About This Document

    GHz radar [1] capabilities when running in autonomous mode. It features a Bluetooth module (CYBLE-222014- 01) [2] that wirelessly connects to Infineon's “60 GHz Radar” smartphone app. This technology enables the sensor to detect the presence of an object and its direction of motion. The DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE sensor is an excellent tool for evaluating the possibilities of radar in Internet of Things (IoT) edge applications.
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor Table of contents Table of contents About this document ........................1 Table of contents ..........................2 Introduction .......................... 3 Setup and operating instructions ..................... 4 Assembly and battery replacement ............ Error! Bookmark not defined. Enclosure ..............................
  • Page 3: Introduction

    The XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection Sensor (DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE) is a battery-operated application with Infineon’s XENSIV™ BGT60LTR11AIP 60 GHz radar and a Bluetooth module, CYBLE-222014-01, that wirelessly connects via Bluetooth low energy (BLE) with a smartphone running Infineon’s 60 GHz Radar sensor app.
  • Page 4: Setup And Operating Instructions

    Figure 2. Figure 2 Turn ON the sensor Open the Infineon’s “60 GHz Radar” dedicated app on either an Android or an iOS phone. Please Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on the phone. Figure 3 60 GHz Radar smartphone app Tap the “Connect”...
  • Page 5 DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor 2 Setup and operating instructions Figure 4 Connect your device The “60 GHz Radar” app will give the message “Found device” and will automatically start radar detection. If it fails to connect and reports “Cannot find device”, see Section 5.1 to resolve. Figure 5 Found device The “60 GHz Radar”...
  • Page 6 DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor 2 Setup and operating instructions When the XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection Sensor is fully operational and connected to the smartphone running the app, the output is as shown in Figure 6. Figure 6 Device is successfully connected The best method to demonstrate the XENSIV™...
  • Page 7: Assembly And Battery Replacement

    DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor 3 Assembly and battery replacement Assembly and battery replacement Enclosure The XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection Sensor consists of the plastic enclosure, the back cover and the battery insert holder with four screws to hold it in place. Figure 7 Pictures of assembly Battery installation and replacement...
  • Page 8: Programming And Uart Debug Interface

    On the dongle board, ensure that switch SW3 is in the 3 position (EZ-BLE). Download and install the PSoC™ programmer at: https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/design- support/software/free-and-open-source-software-foss/cypress-programmer-foss-packages/ The download will be an .exe file that will open an installer for the programming graphical user interface (GUI).
  • Page 9 DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor 4 Programming and UART debug interface Click on “KitProg/BLE0C6176F6F03056400” under “Port selection”. This will connect the dongle and “Actions” will report the following: Figure 10 Actions tab result If a pop-up message states that Kitprog is out of date, see Section 5.2 to resolve. Click on the folder icon at the top left-hand corner and a file browser will open.
  • Page 10: Uart Debug Interface

    DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor 4 Programming and UART debug interface Close the PSoC™ programmer GUI. UART debug interface The firmware programmed into the PSoC™ 4 BLE enables the UART to view serial data output of the XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection Sensor’s execution steps.
  • Page 11 Figure 15 Serial terminal output after device reset Open the Infineon’s “60 GHz Radar” app and click “Connect”. The serial terminal will then output the presence detection status and direction of motion, as shown in Error! Reference source not found..
  • Page 12: Troubleshooting

    XENSIV™ Wireless Presence Detection Sensor using SW1, as explained in Section 2, Step 3. Power-cycling the CYBLE-222014-01 device will put it back into broadcasting mode. Make sure the smartphone running the Infineon’s “60 GHz Radar” app is at least Bluetooth v4.2 compliant. •...
  • Page 13 DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor 5 Troubleshooting Figure 18 Programmer fails to communicate warning message Click “OK”, and select the “Utilities” tab, then click the “Upgrade Firmware” button, as depicted in Error! Reference source not found.. Figure 19 Upgrade firmware This will upgrade the firmware of the programming dongle.
  • Page 14: Frequently Asked Questions (Faqs)

    Q: What is needed to run the demo? A: You will need a smartphone with Bluetooth capability, to host the Infineon “60GHz Radar” app, which is available for download in both the Apple and Google stores and can be found by searching for "XENSIV™...
  • Page 15: References

    DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor References References [1] Infineon Technologies AG. BGT60LTR11AIP XENSIV™ 60GHz Radar Sensor [2] Infineon Technologies AG. CYBLE-222014-01 AIROC™ Bluetooth® Module [3] Infineon Technologies AG. AN644 BGT60LTR11AIP Radome Design Guide Application note Revision 1.00...
  • Page 16: Revision History

    DEMO_60LTR11_AUTO_BLE Getting started with the XENSIV™ wireless presence detection sensor Revision history Revision history Document Date Description of changes revision 1.00 2023-01-20 Initial version Application note Revision 1.00 2023-01-20...
  • Page 17: Disclaimer

    Infineon Technologies hereby Infineon Technologies’ products may not be used in disclaims any and all warranties and liabilities of any applications where a failure of the product or any any kind (including without limitation warranties of © 2023 Infineon Technologies AG.

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