Cypress CY4672 Getting Started

Getting Started with the CY4672 Reference Design Kit
Introduction
Welcome to the CY4672 PRoC LP Keyboard/Mouse/Bridge Reference Design Kit (RDK). This kit includes
everything you will need to make a wireless keyboard and mouse. Cypress' new 2.4 GHz PRoC LP radio system
on a chip products have many powerful features that allow the creation of never before seen radio applications.
Avago's ADNS-3040 Ultra Low-Power Mouse Sensor is particularly optimized for wireless mouse applications.
This document is aimed at providing an overview of the kit and a roadmap to guide you to the pieces of
information that will help you the most.
The CY4672 Reference Design Kit uses Wireless enCoRe II controllers for the RDK Keyboard (CY7C60123-
PVXC) and the PRoC LP CY7C69103 for the mouse. The RDK bridge uses the PRoC LP CY7C69103 for the
bridge. Contact your local sales representative for more information on these Cypress Semiconductor wireless
controllers. For more information on Avago's ADNS-3040 Ultra Low-Power Mouse Sensor, contact your local
Avago sales representative.
Review of Kit Components
The following items are included in the kit:
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Printed Documents
CY4672 RDK Welcome Letter
Getting Stated with the CY4672 Reference Design Kit (this document)
CY4672 Software License Agreement
CY4672 RDK Release Notes
CY4672 RDK Errata
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PRoC LP RDK Bridge
The RDK bridge supports both the RDK keyboard and RDK mouse.
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PRoC LP RDK Keyboard
The RDK keyboard is a 101-keypad keyboard with the addition of multimedia keys (Internet, mail, and
etc.) and power keys.
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PRoC LP RDK Mouse
The RDK mouse is a three button optical mouse with scroll wheel.
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Batteries
Four AA batteries are included in this kit. Two batteries are for the RDK keyboard and two batteries are
for the RDK mouse. The bridge is a USB bus-powered device and does not require batteries.
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PRoC LP Keyboard/Mouse RDK CD-ROM
The CD contains the documentation, example code, hardware design files and PSoC tools for building
the firmware and programming the parts – everything you require to design your wireless keyboard and
mouse.
Connecting the Bridge, Keyboard, and Mouse
Install batteries into the keyboard and mouse. On the mouse, note that both batteries are aligned in the same
direction with the negative end inserted first. Also on the mouse, ensure that the power switch is in the ON
position.