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Dialog Semiconductor DA16 Series Getting Started Manual (80 pages)

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Table of Contents
2
Terms and Definitions
6
References
6
Overview
7
Evaluation Kits
8
Introduction
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DA16200 Module EVK Ver 9.0_210205
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Figure 1: DA16200 Module EVK Hardware Configuration
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Table 1: Components on DA16200 EVK
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Table 2: GPIO, SPI Selection Switch
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DA16600 Module EVK Ver 4.0_201116
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Figure 2: DA16600 Module EVK Hardware Configuration
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Table 3: Components on DA16600 EVB
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Table 4: Description of Switches
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Connecting to the Evks
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Configuring the DA16200/600 Serial Debug Interface
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Figure 3: Windows - COM Ports
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Configuring the DA14531 Serial Debug Interface (DA16600 EVK Only)
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Table 5: Serial Port Configuration Values
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Updating the Firmware
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Table 6: Serial Flash Memory Map
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Firmware Update Using Commands (Windows/Linux)
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Table 7: FW Image Loady Commands
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Firmware Update Using the Terra Term Script (Windows Only)
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Figure 4. Open the Macro File
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Multi-Download Tool
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Figure 5. Download Bootloader
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Figure 6. Download RTOS Image
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Changing the Boot Index
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Provisioning Wi-Fi
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Setup for Station Mode
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Setup for Soft-AP Mode
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Setup for Wi-Fi Provisioning Using Bluetooth LE (DA16600)
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Figure 7: Diagram of Provisioning Via Bluetooth LE
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Software Development Kit
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Introduction
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System Requirements
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Installing the GNU Arm GCC Cross Compiler
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Installing the Eclipse IDE
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Configuring the Eclipse IDE
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Figure 8: Eclipse Installer Download
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Figure 9: Eclipse Installer Run
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Figure 10: Eclipse Open Preferences Dialog Box
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Figure 11: [MCU] Global Arm Toolchains Paths
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Figure 12: Xpack Selection Dialog Box
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Importing the DA16200 Freertos SDK into Eclipse
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Figure 13: Windows 10 [MCU] Global Build Tools Path
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Figure 14: Import SDK to the Eclipse IDE
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Figure 15: Select Folder to Import the SDK into the Eclipse IDE
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Figure 16: Import SDK to the Eclipse IDE
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Figure 17: Eclipse Project Explorer
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Import and Build a Project
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Figure 18: Import Scripts_Project
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Figure 19: Import a Project
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Figure 20: Build a Project
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Figure 21: Generate Configuration Window
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Figure 22: Generate Configuration Warning Pop-Up
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Figure 23: Location of Firmware Image Files
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Changing the Flash Configuration
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Downloading the Firmware Images (Firmware Update)
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Debugging with J-Link Debug Probe
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Installing J-Link
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Figure 23: Run Generate Configuration Window
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Connect J-Link
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Figure 24: Download J-Link Software
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Figure 25. J-Link 9-Pin Cortex-M Adapter
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Figure 26: J-Link 20 Pin
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Figure 27: DA16200 Module External Connector
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Table 8: DA16200 Module External Connector Mapping for J-LINK 20Pin
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Run Debug Mode
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Figure 28. Run Debug Mode
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Figure 29. Select Debug Mode
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5.10 Programming DA16200 with SEGGER J-Link in Eclipse
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Requirements
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Preparation
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Setup
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Figure 30: the Installation of the J-Link Software Package
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Figure 31: the Flash Loader Files
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Programming
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Figure 32: the Path of J-Link Installation in Eclipse
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Figure 33: Run Program_All_Jtag_Win Script
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Test Procedures
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Introduction
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Ping Test
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Test Setup
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Figure 34: Ping Test Environment
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Perform the Ping Test with DPM Enabled
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How to Add an ARP Record
48
Throughput Test
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Test Setup
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Figure 35: Iperf Test Environment
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Iperf Test with DA16200/600 as a Client
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Figure 36: Disable Firewall for Iperf Test
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Iperf Test with DA16200/600 as a Server
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DPM Setup
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What Is DPM
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Enable DPM Mode
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Hold/Disable DPM Mode
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Current Measurement
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Test Setup
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Sleep 1
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Sleep 2
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Figure 37: Current Test Environment
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Sleep 3
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Figure 38: Current Measurement with DPM
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Appendix A Configure DA16600 EVK to Use AT-CMD Via UART
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Turn off Switch
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Connect UART2 to FT2232H
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Figure 39: SW3 and SW7 UART1 Connection
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Figure 40: Connect UART2 to FT2232H
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Figure 41: Setting for AT-CMD over UART2
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Appendix B DA16200 Debug Interface Commands
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Console Commands
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Root Commands
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Table 9: Root Commands
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Network Commands
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Table 10: Network Commands
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CLI Command
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Overview
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CLI Format
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Common Commands
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Table 11: CLI Commands in Common Mode
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STA Commands
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Table 12: CLI Commands on STA Mode
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Soft-AP Commands
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Table 13: CLI Commands on Soft-AP Mode
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Advanced Commands
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MROM Commands
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Common Commands
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Table 14: Advanced CLI Commands
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Table 15: Common Commands in MROM
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Memory Access Commands
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Download Commands
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SFLASH Commands
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Secure Commands
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Additional Commands
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Table 16: Memory Access Commands in MROM
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Table 17: Download Commands in MROM
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Table 18: SFLASH Commands in MROM
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Table 19: Secure Commands in MROM
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Table 20: Additional Commands in MROM
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Appendix C SDK Memory Maps
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Introduction
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SFLASH Memory Map
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SRAM Memory Map
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Table 21: 4-MB SFLASH Memory Map
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Appendix D Troubleshooting
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Boot Failure
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Check SFDP
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Figure 42: System Memory Map
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Appendix E Country Codes
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Table 22: Country Codes
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Revision History
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