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Texas Instruments CC2540 User Manual (355 pages)

system-on-chip for 2.4Ghz

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Motherboard | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
2
Preface

14
- Cc253X Family Overview
  15
- Register Bit Conventions
  16
Introduction

17
- Overview
  18
- Cc253X Block Diagram
  18
- CC2540 Block Diagram
  19
- CC2541 Block Diagram
  20
  - CPU and Memory
    21
  - Clocks and Power Management
    21
  - Peripherals
    21
  - Radio
    23
  - Applications
    23
8051 Cpu

24
- 8051 CPU Introduction
  25
- Memory
  25
  - Memory Map
    25
- XDATA Memory Space (Showing SFR and DATA Mapping)
  26
- CODE Memory Space
  26
- CODE Memory Space for Running Code from SRAM
  26
  - CPU Memory Space
    27
  - Physical Memory
    28
- SFR Overview
  29
- Overview of XREG Registers
  32
  - XDATA Memory Access
    33
  - Memory Arbiter
    33
  - CPU Registers
    34
    
    Data Pointers
    34
    
    Program Status Word
    35
    
    Registers
    35
    
    Registers R0–R7
    35
    
    Accumulator
    36
    
    B Register
    36
    
    Stack Pointer
    36
  - Instruction Set Summary
    36
- Instruction Set Summary
  37
  - Interrupts
    40
- Instructions that Affect Flag Settings
  40
  - Interrupt Masking
    41
- Interrupts Overview
  41
- Interrupt Overview
  43
  - Interrupt Processing
    45
  - Interrupt Priority
    47
- Priority Level Setting
  48
- Interrupt Priority Groups
  48
- Interrupt Polling Sequence
  49
Debug Interface

50
- Debug Mode
  51
- Debug Communication
  51
- External Debug Interface Timing
  51
- Transmission of One Byte
  51
- Typical Command Sequence-No Extra Wait for Response
  52
  - Debug Commands
    53
- Typical Command Sequence. Wait for Response
  53
  - Debug Configuration
    55
  - Debug Status
    55
- Burst Write Command (First 2 Bytes)
  55
  - Hardware Breakpoints
    56
- Pm_Active
  56
  - Flash Programming
    57
    
    Lock Bits
    57
  - Debug Interface and Power Modes
    57
- Flash Lock-Protection Bit Structure Definition
  57
  - Registers
    59
Power Management and Clocks

60
- Power Management Introduction
  61
- Power Modes
  61
  - Active and Idle Modes
    62
  - Pm1
    62
  - Pm2
    62
  - Pm3
    62
  - Power-Management Control
    62
- Pcon_Idle
  62
  - Power-Management Registers
    63
- Clock System Overview
  65
  - Oscillators and Clocks
    66
    
    Oscillators
    66
    
    System Clock
    66
    
    32-Khz Oscillators
    67
    
    Oscillator and Clock Registers
    67
  - Timer Tick Generation
    69
  - Data Retention
    69
Reset

70
- Power-On Reset and Brownout Detector
  71
- Clock-Loss Detector
  71
Flash Controller

72
- Flash Memory Organization
  73
- Flash Write
  73
  - Flash-Write Procedure
    73
  - Writing Multiple Times to a Word
    74
  - DMA Flash Write
    74
- Example Write Sequence
  74
  - CPU Flash Write
    75
  - Flash
    75
- Flash Write Using DMA
  75
I/O Ports

78
- Unused I/O Pins
  79
- Low I/O Supply Voltage
  79
- General-Purpose I/O
  79
- General-Purpose I/O Interrupts
  79
- General-Purpose I/O DMA
  80
- Peripheral I/O
  80
  - Timer 1
    81
  - Timer 3
    81
- Peripheral I/O Pin Mapping
  81
  - Timer 4
    82
  - Usart 0
    82
  - Usart
    82
  - Adc
    83
  - Operational Amplifier and Analog Comparator
    83
  - Debug Interface
    83
  - 32-Khz XOSC Input
    83
  - Radio Test Output Signals
    84
  - Power-Down Signal MUX (PMUX)
    84
  - I/O Registers
    84
DMA Controller

92
- DMA Operation
  93
- DMA Operation
  94
  - DMA Configuration Parameters
    95
    
    Destination Address
    95
    
    Source Address
    95
    
    Transfer Count
    95
    
    Source and Destination Increment
    96
    
    Trigger Event
    96
    
    VLEN Setting
    96
- Variable Length (VLEN) Transfer Options
  96
  - DMA Transfer Mode
    97
  - DMA Priority
    97
  - Byte or Word Transfers
    97
  - Interrupt Mask
    97
  - Mode 8 Setting
    97
  - DMA Configuration Setup
    97
  - Stopping DMA Transfers
    98
  - DMA Interrupts
    98
  - DMA Configuration-Data Structure
    98
  - DMA Memory Access
    98
- DMA Trigger Sources
  98
- DMA Configuration-Data Structure
  99
  - DMA Registers
    101
Timer 1 (16-Bit Timer)

103
- 16-Bit Counter
  104
- Timer 1 Operation
  104
- Free-Running Mode
  104
- Modulo Mode
  105
- Up-And-Down Mode
  105
- Channel-Mode Control
  105
- Input Capture Mode
  106
- Output Compare Mode
  106
- Initial Compare Output Values (Compare Mode)
  107
- Output Compare Modes, Timer Free-Running Mode
  108
- Output Compare Modes, Timer Modulo Mode
  109
- Output Compare Modes, Timer Up-And-Down Mode
  110
  - IR Signal Generation and Learning
    111
    
    Introduction
    111
    
    Modulated Codes
    111
- Frequency Error Calculation for 38-Khz Carrier
  111
  - Non-Modulated Codes
    112
- Block Diagram of Timers in IR-Generation Mode
  112
- Modulated Waveform Example
  112
  - Learning
    113
  - Other Considerations
    113
  - Timer 1 Interrupts
    113
  - Timer 1 DMA Triggers
    113
- IR Learning Board Diagram
  113
  - Timer 1 Registers
    114
  - Accessing Timer 1 Registers as Array
    119
Timer 3 and Timer 4 (8-Bit Timers)

120
- 8-Bit Timer Counter
  121
- Timer 3 and Timer 4 Mode Control
  121
  - Free-Running Mode
    121
  - Down Mode
    121
  - Modulo Mode
    121
  - Up-And-Down Mode
    121
- Channel Mode Control
  121
- Input Capture Mode
  122
- Output Compare Mode
  122
- Timer 3 and Timer 4 Interrupts
  122
- Initial Compare Output Values (Compare Mode)
  122
  - Timer 3 and Timer 4 DMA Triggers
    123
  - Timer 3 and Timer 4 Registers
    123
Sleep Timer

128
- General
  129
- Timer Compare
  129
- Timer Capture
  129
- Sleep Timer Registers
  130
- Sleep Timer Capture (Example Using Rising Edge on P0_0)
  130
Adc

132
- ADC Introduction
  133
- ADC Operation
  133
  - ADC Inputs
    133
- ADC Block Diagram
  133
  - ADC Conversion Sequences
    134
  - Single ADC Conversion
    134
  - ADC Operating Modes
    134
  - ADC Conversion Results
    135
  - ADC Reference Voltage
    135
  - ADC Conversion Timing
    135
  - ADC Interrupts
    135
  - ADC DMA Triggers
    135
  - ADC Registers
    136
Battery Monitor

139
Random-Number Generator

143
- Introduction
  144
- Random-Number-Generator Operation
  144
  - Pseudorandom Sequence Generation
    144
  - Seeding
    144
  - Crc16
    144
- Basic Structure of the Random-Number Generator
  144
  - Random-Number-Generator Registers
    145
AES Coprocessor

146
- AES Operation
  147
- Key and IV
  147
- Padding of Input Data
  147
- Interface to CPU
  147
- Modes of Operation
  147
- Cbc-Mac
  147
- CCM Mode
  148
- Message Authentication Phase Block B0
  148
- Authentication Flag Byte
  148
- Message Encryption Phase Block
  149
- Encryption Flag Byte
  149
  - AES Interrupts
    150
  - AES DMA Triggers
    150
  - AES Registers
    150
Watchdog Timer

152
- Watchdog Mode
  153
- Timer Mode
  153
- Watchdog Timer Register
  153
Usart

155
- UART Mode
  156
  - UART Transmit
    156
  - UART Receive
    156
  - UART Hardware Flow Control
    156
  - UART Character Format
    157
- SPI Mode
  157
  - SPI Master Operation
    157
  - SPI Slave Operation
    158
- SSN Slave-Select Pin
  158
- Baud-Rate Generation
  158
- Commonly Used Baud-Rate Settings for 32 Mhz System Clock
  158
  - USART Flushing
    159
  - USART Interrupts
    159
  - USART DMA Triggers
    159
  - USART Registers
    159
Operational Amplifier

164
- Description
  165
- Calibration
  165
- Clock Source
  165
- Registers
  165
Analog Comparator

166
- Description
  167
- Register
  167
- Analog Comparator
  167
  - Operation
    169
20 I C

169
- Block Diagram of the I
  169
  - Module
    169
    
    C Initialization and Reset
    170
    
    Serial Data
    170
  - Bus Connection Diagram
    170
  - Module Data Transfer
    170
    
    C Addressing Modes
    171
    
    C Module Operating Modes
    171
- Bit Transfer on I
  171
  - Bus
    171
  - Module 7-Bit Addressing Format
    171
- C Module Addressing Format with Repeated START Condition
  171
- Slave Transmitter Mode
  172
- Slave Receiver Mode
  173
- Master Transmitter Mode
  175
- Master Receiver Mode
  176
  - C Clock Generation and Synchronization
    177
- Arbitration Procedure between Two Master Transmitters
  177
  - Clock Generators During Arbitration
    177
    
    Bus Error
    178
    
    Interrupt
    178
    
    Pins
    178
  - C Registers
    178
- Miscellaneous States
  178
- Clock Rates Defined at 32 Mhz
  179
USB Controller

181
- USB Introduction
  182
- USB Enable
  182
- 48-Mhz USB PLL
  182
- USB Controller Block Diagram
  182
  - USB Interrupts
    183
  - Endpoint 0
    183
  - Endpoint-0 Interrupts
    183
- USB Interrupt Flags Interrupt-Enable Mask Registers
  183
  - Error Conditions
    184
  - SETUP Transactions (IDLE State)
    184
  - IN Transactions (TX State)
    184
  - OUT Transactions (RX State)
    185
  - Endpoints
    185
    
    FIFO Management
    185
    
    Double Buffering
    186
- IN and out Fifos
  186
- FIFO Sizes for EP
  186
  - FIFO Access
    187
  - Endpoint 1-5 Interrupts
    187
  - Bulk or Interrupt in Endpoint
    188
  - Isochronous in Endpoint
    188
  - Bulk or Interrupt out Endpoint
    188
  - Isochronous out Endpoint
    188
  - Dma
    189
  - USB Reset
    189
  - Suspend and Resume
    189
  - Remote Wake-Up
    189
  - USB Registers
    190
Timer 2 (MAC Timer)

197
- Timer Operation
  198
  - General
    198
  - Up Counter
    198
  - Timer Overflow
    198
  - Timer Delta Increment
    198
  - Timer Compare
    198
  - Overflow Count
    198
  - Overflow-Count Update
    199
  - Overflow-Count Overflow
    199
  - Overflow-Count Compare
    199
  - Capture Input
    199
  - Long Compare (CC2541 Only)
    199
- Interrupts
  199
- Event Outputs (DMA Trigger and Radio Events)
  200
- Timer Start-And-Stop Synchronization
  200
  - General
    200
  - Timer Synchronous Stop
    200
  - Timer Synchronous Start
    201
- Timer 2 Registers
  202
- Internal Registers
  203
Cc253X Radio

208
- RF Core
  209
  - Interrupts
    209
  - Interrupt Registers
    209
- FIFO Access
  213
- Dma
  213
- Memory Map
  213
  - Rxfifo
    214
  - Txfifo
    214
  - Frame-Filtering and Source-Matching Memory Map
    214
- Frame Filtering and Source Matching Memory Map
  214
  - Frequency and Channel Programming
    215
  - IEEE 802.15.4-2006 Modulation Format
    215
- Modulation
  216
- I/Q Phases When Transmitting a Zero-Symbol Chip Sequence, T
  216
- IEEE 802.15.4-2006 Symbol-To-Chip Mapping
  216
  - IEEE 802.15.4-2006 Frame Format
    217
    
    MAC Layer
    217
    
    PHY Layer
    217
- Schematic View of the IEEE 802.15.4 Frame Format
  217
- Format of the Frame Control Field (FCF)
  217
  - Transmit Mode
    218
    
    TX Control
    218
    
    TX State Timing
    218
    
    TXFIFO Access
    218
    
    Error Conditions
    219
    
    Retransmission
    219
    
    TX Flow Diagram
    219
- Frame Data Written to the TXFIFO
  219
- TX Flow
  220
  - Transmitted Frame Processing
    221
  - Synchronization Header
    221
  - Frame-Length Field
    221
  - Frame Check Sequence
    221
- Single Transmitted Frame
  221
- Transmitted Synchronization Header
  221
  - Interrupts
    222
  - Clear-Channel Assessment
    222
  - Output Power Programming
    222
  - Tips and Tricks
    222
  - Receive Mode
    222
    
    RX Control
    222
- FCS Hardware Implementation
  222
  - RX State Timing
    223
  - Received-Frame Processing
    223
- Single Received Frame and Transmitted Acknowledgment Frame
  223
  - Synchronization Header and Frame-Length Fields
    224
  - Frame Filtering
    224
- SFD Signal Timing
  224
- Filtering Scenarios (Exceptions Generated During Reception)
  226
  - Source Address Matching
    227
- Matching Algorithm for Short and Extended Addresses
  228
- Interrupts Generated by Source Address Matching
  229
  - Frame-Check Sequence
    230
  - Acknowledgement Transmission
    230
- Data in RXFIFO for Different Settings
  230
- Acknowledge Frame Format
  230
- Acknowledgment Timing
  231
- Command Strobe Timing
  231
  - RXFIFO Access
    232
    
    Using the FIFO and FIFOP
    232
    
    Error Conditions
    233
    
    Rssi
    233
- Behavior of FIFO and FIFOP Signals
  233
  - Link Quality Indication
    234
  - Radio-Control State Machine
    234
- Main FSM
  235
  - Random-Number Generation
    236
- FFT of the Random Bytes
  236
- FSM State Mapping
  236
  - Packet Sniffing and Radio Test Output Signals
    237
- Histogram of 20 Million Bytes Generated with the RANDOM Instruction
  237
  - Command Strobe Processor
    238
    
    Instruction Memory
    238
    
    Data Registers
    239
    
    Interrupt Requests
    239
    
    Program Execution
    239
    
    Random Number Instruction
    239
    
    Running CSP Programs
    239
    
    Registers
    240
- Running a CSP Program
  240
  - Instruction Set Summary
    241
- Instruction Set Summary
  242
  - Instruction Set Definition
    243
  - Registers
    255
- Register Overview
  255
  - Register Settings Update
    256
  - Register Access Modes
    256
- Example Hardware Structure for the R* Register Access Mode
  256
- Registers that Require Update from Their Default Value
  256
- Register-Bit Access Modes
  256
  - Register Descriptions
    257
CC2540 and CC2541 Bluetooth Low Energy Radio

275
- Registers
  276

Texas Instruments CC2540 Software Developers Manual (162 pages)

Bluetooth Low Energy

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
2
Preface

7
1 Overview

8
2 The TI Bluetooth Low Energy Software Development Platform

11
- Overview
  11
- Configurations
  11
- Single-Device Configuration
  12
- Network Processor Configuration
  13
  - Projects
    14
  - Software Overview
    14
3 The Operating System Abstraction Layer (OSAL)

15
- Overview
  15
- Task Initialization
  16
- Task Events and Event Processing
  17
- OSAL Task Loop
  17
  - Heap Manager
    18
  - OSAL Messages
    19
4 The Application and Profiles

20
- Overview
  20
- Project Overview
  20
- Project Files
  20
  - Start-Up in Main()
    22
  - Application Initialization
    23
  - Event Processing
    23
    
    Periodic Event
    23
    
    OSAL Messages
    24
  - Callbacks
    24
  - Complete Attribute Table
    25
- Simplebleperipheral Complete Attribute Table
  25
  - Additional Sample Projects
    26
5 The Bluetooth Low Energy Protocol Stack

27
- Overview
  27
- Generic Access Profile (GAP)
  27
- GAP State Diagram
  27
- Connection Event and Interval
  28
- Slave Latency
  29
  - GAP Abstraction
    31
  - Configuring the GAP Layer
    31
  - Gaprole Task
    32
    
    Peripheral Role
    32
    
    Central Role
    35
  - Gap Bond Manager (Gapbondmgr)
    37
    
    Overview of Bluetooth Low Energy Security
    37
    
    Using the Gapbondmgr Profile
    38
    
    Gapbondmgr Examples for Various Security Modes
    40
- Just Works Pairing
  40
- Bonding after Just Works Pairing
  42
- Pairing with MITM Authentication
  43
  - Generic Attribute Profile (GATT)
    45
    
    GATT Characteristics and Attributes
    45
- GATT Client and Server
  45
  - GATT Services and Profile
    46
- Simplegattprofile Characteristic Table from Btool
  46
  - GATT Client Abstraction
    48
  - GATT Server Abstraction
    51
- Attribute Table Initialization
  52
- Get and Set Profile Parameter Usage
  61
  - L2Cap
    62
  - Hci
    62
    
    HCI Extension Vendor-Specific Commands
    62
    
    Receiving HCI Extension Events in the Application
    62
  - Library Files
    63
6 Drivers

64
- Overview
  64
- HAL Drivers
  65
  - Adc
    66
  - Aes
    66
  - Lcd
    66
  - Led
    66
  - Key
    66
  - Dma
    66
  - UART and SPI
    66
  - Other Peripherals
    67
  - Simple NV (SNV)
    67
7 Creating a Custom Bluetooth Low Energy Application

68
8 Development and Debugging

71
- Overview
  71
- IAR Overview
  71
- Using IAR Embedded Workbench
  71
  - Open an Existing Project
    71
- IAR Embedded Workbench
  72
  - Project Options, Configurations, and Defined Symbols
    73
- Project Configurations
  73
- Preprocessor Defined Symbols Settings
  74
- The Buildconfig.h File
  75
- Configuration File Setup
  75
  - Building and Debugging a Project
    77
- Building a Project
  77
- Debug Button in IAR
  78
- Target Selection
  78
  - Linker Map File
    79
- IAR Debug Toolbar
  79
- Map File in File List
  79
9 General Information

81
Gap Api

105
- Commands
  105
- Configurable Parameters
  105
- A.1 Commands
  105
- Events
  108
- A.3 Events
  108
Gaprole Peripheral Role API

112
- Commands
  112
- B.1 Commands
  112
- Configurable Parameters
  114
- B.2 Configurable Parameters
  114
- Callbacks
  115
  - State Change Callback (Pfnstatechange)
    115
  - B.3 Callbacks
    115
  - RSSI Callback (Pfnrssiread)
    116
Gaprole Central Role API

117
- Commands
  117
- C.1 Commands
  117
- Configurable Parameters
  121
- Callbacks
  121
  - RSSI Callback (Rssicb)
    121
  - C.2 Configurable Parameters
    121
  - Central Event Callback (Eventcb)
    122
Gatt/Att Api

123
- Overview
  123
- Server Commands
  123
- Client Commands
  124
- D.3 Client Commands
  124
- Return Values
  130
- D.4 Return Values
  130
- Events
  131
- D.5 Events
  131
- GATT Commands and Corresponding ATT Events
  133
- ATT_ERROR_RSP Error Codes
  133

Texas Instruments CC2540 Application Manual (36 pages)

Bluetooth low energy

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Transceiver | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents

2
References

5
1 Overview

6
- Introduction
  6
2 Blood Pressure Sensor

6
- Project Overview
  6
  - User Interface
    6
  - Basic Operation
    6
- Software Description
  7
3 Health Thermometer

8
- Project Overview
  8
  - User Interface
    8
  - Basic Operation
    9
- Software Description
  9
  - Initialization
    9
  - Event Processing
    10
  - Callbacks
    10
  - Sending Temperature Indications
    10
  - Sending Intermediate Measurement Notifications
    10
  - Sending Interval Change Indications
    10
  - Thermometer Measurement Format
    11
4 Heart Rate Sensor

11
- Project Overview
  11
  - User Interface
    11
  - Basic Operation
    11
- Software Description
  11
  - Initialization
    12
  - Event Processing
    12
  - Callbacks
    12
  - Sending Notifications
    12
5 Cycling Speed and Cadence (Csc) Sensor

12
- Project Overview
  13
  - User Interface
    13
  - Basic Operation
    13
- Software Description
  13
  - Initialization
    14
  - Event Processing
    14
  - Callbacks
    14
  - Sending Notifications
    14
  - Confirming Indications
    14
  - Reading from the Sensor
    14
  - Writing to the Sensor
    15
  - Neglect Timer
    15
6 Running Speed and Cadence (Rsc) Sensor

15
- Project Overview
  15
  - User Interface
    15
  - Basic Operation
    16
- Software Description
  16
  - Initialization
    16
  - Event Processing
    16
  - Callbacks
    17
  - Sending Notifications
    17
  - Confirming Indications
    17
  - Reading from the Sensor
    17
  - Writing to the Sensor
    17
  - Neglect Timer
    18
7 Glucose Collector

18
- Project Overview
  18
  - User Interface
    18
  - Basic Operation
    18
  - Record Filter Configuration
    19
- Software Description
  19
  - Initialization
    19
  - Event Processing
    19
  - Callbacks
    19
  - Service Discovery
    20
  - Service Configuration
    20
  - Record Access Control Point
    20
8 Glucose Sensor

20
- Project Overview
  20
  - User Interface
    20
  - Basic Operation
    21
- Software Description
  21
  - Initialization
    21
  - Event Processing
    21
  - Callbacks
    21
  - Sending Notifications and Indications
    22
  - Record Access Control Point Processing
    22
9 Hid Advanced Remote Control

22
10 Hid Emulated Keyboard

22
- Project Overview
  22
  - User Interface
    23
  - Basic Operation
    23
- Software Description
  23
- Hidemukbd Application
  23
  - Initialization
    23
  - Event Processing
    23
  - Callbacks
    24
  - Sending Notifications
    24
- Hid Device Profile
  24
11 Hosttestrelease- Ble Network Processor

25
12 Keyfobdemo

25
- Project Overview
  26
  - User Interface
    26
  - Battery Operation
    26
  - Accelerometer Operation
    26
  - Keys
    26
  - Proximity
    27
- Software Description
  27
  - Initialization
    27
  - Event Processing
    27
  - Callbacks
    27
13 Sensortag

28
- Operation
  28
- Sensors
  28
- Buttons
  28
14 Simpleblecentral

29
15 Simplebleperipheral

29
16 Timeapp- Ble Watch

29
- Project Overview
  29
  - User Interface
    29
  - Basic Operation
    30
- Software Description
  30
  - Initialization
    30
  - Event Processing
    30
  - Callbacks
    31
  - Service Discovery
    31
  - Service Configuration
    31
  - Handling Indications and Notifications
    32
  - Clock Time
    32

Texas Instruments CC2540 User Manual (44 pages)

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 2 MB

Texas Instruments CC2540 User Manual (40 pages)

Bluetooth Low Energy

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 2 MB

Texas Instruments CC2540 User Manual (29 pages)

Bluetooth Low Energy Mini Development Kit

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 2 MB

Texas Instruments CC2540 Quick Start Manual (7 pages)

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Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction

8051 Cpu

Debug Interface

Power Management and Clocks

Reset

Flash Controller

I/O Ports

DMA Controller

Timer 1 (16-Bit Timer)

Timer 3 and Timer 4 (8-Bit Timers)

Sleep Timer

Adc

Battery Monitor

Random-Number Generator

AES Coprocessor

Watchdog Timer

Usart

Operational Amplifier

Analog Comparator

20 I C

USB Controller

Timer 2 (MAC Timer)

Cc253X Radio

CC2540 and CC2541 Bluetooth Low Energy Radio

Table of Contents

Preface

1 Overview

2 The TI Bluetooth Low Energy Software Development Platform

3 The Operating System Abstraction Layer (OSAL)

4 The Application and Profiles

5 The Bluetooth Low Energy Protocol Stack

6 Drivers

7 Creating a Custom Bluetooth Low Energy Application

8 Development and Debugging

9 General Information

Gap Api

Gaprole Peripheral Role API

Gaprole Central Role API

Gatt/Att Api

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References

1 Overview

2 Blood Pressure Sensor

3 Health Thermometer

4 Heart Rate Sensor

5 Cycling Speed and Cadence (Csc) Sensor

6 Running Speed and Cadence (Rsc) Sensor

7 Glucose Collector

8 Glucose Sensor

9 Hid Advanced Remote Control

10 Hid Emulated Keyboard

11 Hosttestrelease- Ble Network Processor

12 Keyfobdemo

13 Sensortag

14 Simpleblecentral

15 Simplebleperipheral

16 Timeapp- Ble Watch

Table of Contents

1 References

2 Introduction

3 Getting Started

4 Using Btool

5 Programming / Debugging the Cc2540 or Cc2541

6 Smartrf™ Packet Sniffer

7 General Information

Appendix

Table of Contents

1 References

2 Introduction

3 Getting Started with the Simpleble Demo

4 Using Btool

5 Program / Debug the Cc254X

6 Smartrf™ Packet Sniffer

7 General Information

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