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We Proteus-III-SPI User Manual

We Proteus-III-SPI User Manual (244 pages)

Brand: We | Category: Control Unit | Size: 8.12 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

6
- Proteus-III
  5
  - Table of Contents
    6
- Pinout
  6
- Overview of Helpful Application Notes
  14
- Introduction
  16
- Operational Description
  16
- Key Features
  17
- Connectivity
  18
- Block Diagram
  19
- Ordering Information
  19
- Block Diagram of the Module
  19
- Absolute Maximum Ratings
  20
- Recommended Operating Conditions
  20
- Electrical Specifications
  20
- Power Consumption
  21
- Static
  21
- Power Consumption for 100% Transmission/Reception
  21
- Dynamic
  22
- Radio Transmitting @ 8 Dbm Output Power, 1 Mbps Bluetooth
  22
- LE Mode, Clock
  22
- HFXO, Regulator = DC/DC (Typical Values)
  22
- Current Consumption Calculation in Advertising Mode with 40Ms Advertising in
  23
- Sensitivity at Different Data Rates
  24
- Transmit and Receive Power
  24
- Timing and RSSI
  24
- Radio Characteristics
  24
- Pin Characteristics
  25
- Pinout
  26
- Quick Start
  29
- Minimal Pin Connections
  29
- Antenna Connection
  31
- On-Board PCB Antenna
  31
- External Antenna
  31
- Power up
  32
- Quickstart Example
  33
- Functional Description
  36
- Operation Modes
  36
- Radio Module States
  36
- State Overview
  37
- State Indication Using the LED Pins
  38
- Sleep Mode
  38
- Identification of a Proteus-III Device on the Radio
  39
- Connection Based Data Transmission, with or Without Security
  39
- Further Information for a Secure Connection Setup
  40
- Just Works Mode
  40
- Staticpasskey Mode
  43
- Lescpasskey Mode
  46
- Lescnumcomp Mode
  49
- Bonding
  52
- Unidirectional Connectionless Data Transmission Using Beacons
  56
- Energy-Efficient Distance Estimation Solutions
  57
- Configure the Module for Low Power Consumption
  57
- Start the Direct Test Mode (DTM)
  58
- Using the 2 Mbit and LE Coded Phy
  60
- Connection Setup Using LE Coded Phy
  60
- Reset Behaviour
  64
- Serial Interface: UART
  64
- Host Connection
  64
- The Command Interface
  65
- Scan for Other Modules in Range
  67
- Cmd_Scanstart_Req
  67
- Cmd_Scanstop_Req
  67
- Cmd_Getdevices_Req
  68
- Example 1
  69
- Cmd_Rssi_Ind
  69
- Cmd_Beacon_Rsp
  70
- Cmd_Connect_Ind
  71
- Cmd_Connect_Req
  71
- Setup Connections
  71
- Cmd_Security_Ind
  72
- Cmd_Channelopen_Rsp
  72
- Cmd_Disconnect_Req
  72
- Cmd_Disconnect_Ind
  73
- Cmd_Phyupdate_Req
  73
- Cmd_Phyupdate_Ind
  74
- Cmd_Passkey_Req
  74
- Cmd_Passkey_Ind
  75
- Cmd_Display_Passkey_Ind
  75
- Cmd_Numeric_Comp_Req
  76
- Cmd_Getbonds_Req
  76
- Example 1
  77
- Cmd_Deletebonds_Req
  77
- Example 1
  78
- Example 2
  78
- Cmd_Allowunbondedconnections_Req
  79
- Transmit and Receive Data
  80
- Cmd_Data_Req
  80
- Cmd_Txcomplete_Rsp
  80
- Cmd_Beacon_Ind
  81
- Cmd_Data_Ind
  81
- Cmd_Setbeacon_Req
  81
- Configuring the Module and Modifying the Device Settings
  83
- Cmd_Set_Req
  83
- Example 1
  84
- Example 2
  84
- Cmd_Get_Req
  85
- Example 1
  85
- Manage the Device State
  86
- Cmd_Getstate_Req
  86
- Cmd_Sleep_Req
  87
- Cmd_Reset_Req
  87
- Example 1
  87
- Cmd_Sleep_Ind
  88
- Cmd_Factoryreset_Req
  88
- Cmd_Uartdisable_Req
  89
- Cmd_Uartenable_Ind
  90
- Cmd_Bootloader_Req
  90
- Run the Bluetooth Test Modes
  92
- Cmd_Dtmstart_Req
  92
- Cmd_Dtm_Req
  92
- Example: Transmission, 16 Times 0X0F, Channel 0
  94
- Example: Receiver, Channel 0
  95
- Example: Transmission, Carrier Test, Channel 0
  95
- Example: Set TX Power to -4 Dbm
  96
- Example: Set PHY to 2 Mbit Mode
  96
- Switching Gpios by Remote Control
  97
- Cmd_Gpio_Local_Writeconfig_Req
  97
- Example: Configure Two Gpios to Output High
  98
- Cmd_Gpio_Local_Readconfig_Req
  100
- Example: Read the Current GPIO Configuration
  101
- Cmd_Gpio_Remote_Writeconfig_Req
  102
- Example: Configure Two Gpios of the Connected Remote Device to Output High
  103
- Cmd_Gpio_Remote_Readconfig_Req
  105
- Example: Read the Current GPIO Configuration of the Connected Remote Device
  106
- Cmd_Gpio_Remote_Write_Req
  107
- Example: Set a Remote Output GPIO to Low
  108
- Cmd_Gpio_Remote_Read_Req
  109
- Example: Read the Values of Remote Gpios
  110
- Cmd_Gpio_Local_Write_Req
  111
- Example: Set a Local Output GPIO to Low
  112
- Cmd_Gpio_Local_Read_Req
  113
- Example: Read the Values of Local Gpios
  114
- Example: Two Gpios Have Been Configured by the Connected Remote Device to Output High
  115
- Cmd_Gpio_Remote_Writeconfig_Ind
  115
- Cmd_Gpio_Remote_Write_Ind
  116
- Example: Gpios Have Been Written Via Remote Access
  116
- Cmd_Gpio_Local_Write_Ind
  117
- Example: Gpios of the Remote Device Have Been Written by Its Local Host
  117
- Other Messages
  118
- Cmd_Error_Ind
  118
- Message Overview
  119
- Message Overview: Requests
  120
- Message Overview: Confirmations
  121
- Message Overview: Indications
  122
- Usersettings - Module Configuration Values
  123
- Fs_Deviceinfo: Read the Chip Type and os Version
  123
- Example 1
  124
- Fs_Fwversion: Read the Firmware Version
  125
- Example 1
  125
- FS_MAC: Read the MAC Address
  126
- Example 1
  126
- FS_BTMAC: Read the Bluetooth Conform MAC Address
  127
- Example 1
  127
- Example 1
  128
- Fs_Serialnumber: Read the Serial Number of the Module
  128
- Rf_Devicename: Modify the Device Name
  129
- Example 1
  129
- Example 2
  129
- Rf_Staticpasskey: Modify the Static Passkey
  131
- Example 1
  131
- Example 2
  131
- Rf_Secflags: Modify the Security Settings
  132
- Example 1
  134
- Example 2
  134
- Example 2
  135
- Example 1
  135
- Rf_Secflagsperonly: Modify the Security Settings (Peripheral Only Mode)
  135
- Rf_Scanflags: Modify the Scan Behavior
  136
- Example 1
  136
- Example 2
  136
- Rf_Beaconflags: Interpret the Advertising Data
  138
- Example 1
  138
- Example 2
  139
- Rf_Advertisingtimeout: Modify the Advertising Timeout
  140
- Example 1
  140
- Example 2
  140
- Advertising Packet Configuration Flags
  141
- Example 1
  141
- Rf_Advertisingflags: Configure the Advertising Packet
  141
- Example 2
  142
- Rf_Scanfactor: Modify the Scan Factor
  143
- Example 1
  143
- Example 2
  143
- Rf_Scantiming: Modify the Scan Timing
  144
- Example 1
  145
- Example 2
  145
- Rf_Connectiontiming: Modify the Connection Timing
  146
- Example 2
  147
- Example 1
  147
- Example 1
  149
- Example 2
  149
- Rf_Txpower: Modify the Output Power
  149
- Rf_Sppbaseuuid: Configure the SPP Base UUID
  151
- Example 1
  151
- Example 2
  151
- Rf_Sppserviceuuid: Configure the SPP Service UUID
  152
- Example 1
  152
- Example 2
  152
- Example 2
  153
- RF_SPPRXUUID: Configure the SPP RX UUID
  153
- Example 1
  153
- RF_SPPTXUUID: Configure the SPP TX UUID
  154
- Example 1
  154
- Example 2
  154
- Rf_Appearance: Configure the Appearance of the Device
  155
- Example 1
  155
- Example 2
  155
- Uart_Configindex: Modify the UART Speed
  156
- Example 2
  158
- Example 1
  158
- Cfg_Flags: Configure the Module
  159
- Example 1
  159
- Example 2
  159
- Dis_Manufacturername: Configure the Manufacturer Name
  161
- Example 1
  161
- Example 2
  161
- Dis_Modelnumber: Configure the Model Number
  163
- Example 1
  163
- Example 2
  163
- Example 2
  165
- Example 1
  165
- Dis_Serialnumber: Configure the Serial Number
  165
- Dis_Hwversion: Configure the HW Version
  167
- Example 1
  167
- Example 2
  167
- Dis_Swversion: Configure the SW Version
  169
- Example 1
  169
- Example 2
  169
- Dis_Flags: Configure the Device Information Service
  171
- Example 1
  171
- Example 2
  171
- Connection Establishment
  175
- Timing Parameters
  175
- Bluetooth LE Timing Parameters
  175
- Reset and Sleep
  175
- Connection Based Data Transmission
  176
- Maximum Data Throughput
  177
- Command Sequence When Transmitting Data
  177
- Peripheral Only Mode
  179
- Reasons to Use the Peripheral Only Mode
  179
- Restrictions
  179
- Uart
  180
- Radio
  180
- More Information
  180
- How to Use the Peripheral Only Mode
  180
- Remote GPIO Control
  183
- Configure the Local Gpios Via Local Host
  184
- Configure the Local Gpios Via Remote Device Host
  184
- Read the Configuration of the Local Gpios Via Local Host
  185
- Read the Configuration of the Local Gpios Via Remote Device Host
  185
- Set the Output Value of a GPIO Via Host Controller
  186
- Read the Input Value of a GPIO Via Host Controller
  186
- Set the Output Value of a GPIO Via Remote Device
  187
- Read the Input Value of a GPIO Via Remote Device
  187
- Pwm
  188
- PWM Behaviour
  188
- Supported Gpio_Ids for Remote and Local Control
  189
- Supported Gpio_Ids
  189
- Customizing the Proteus-III
  190
- DIS - Device Information Service
  190
- Uuid
  190
- Appearance
  191
- Custom Firmware
  192
- Custom Configuration of Standard Firmware
  192
- Customer Specific Firmware
  192
- Customer Firmware
  192
- Contact for Firmware Requests
  193
- Firmware Updates
  194
- Firmware Flashing Using the Production Interface
  194
- Firmware Update Using the Proteus-III OTA Bootloader
  194
- Firmware Update Steps Using the Nordic Nrf Toolbox App
  196
- Firmware History
  199
- Design in Guide
  201
- Advice for Schematic and Layout
  201
- Dimensioning of the Micro Strip Antenna Line
  203
- Antenna Solutions
  204
- PCB Antenna
  205
- Chip Antenna
  205
- Wire Antenna
  205
- Antennas Provided by Würth Elektronik Eisos
  206
- 2600130021 - Himalia - 2.4 Ghz Dipole Antenna
  206
- Dimensions
  206
- Weight
  206
- Reference Design
  207
- EV-Board
  208
- Reference Design: Schematic
  208
- Trace Design
  211
- Reference Design: Stack-Up
  211
- External Antenna Connection
  213
- On-Board PCB Antenna
  213
- Manufacturing Information
  214
- Moisture Sensitivity Level
  214
- Soldering
  214
- Reflow Soldering
  214
- Package Classification Reflow Temperature, PB-Free Assembly, Note: Refer to IPC/- JEDEC J-STD-020E
  215
- Cleaning
  216
- Reflow Soldering Profile
  216
- Potting and Coating
  217
- Other Notations
  217
- ESD Handling
  217
- Safety Recommendations
  218
- Physical Specifications
  219
- Dimensions
  219
- Weight
  219
- Module Drawing
  220
- Footprint WE-FP-4
  221
- Antenna Free Area
  221
- Footprint WE-FP-4+ [MM]
  221
- Marking
  222
- Lot Number
  222
- General Labeling Information
  223
- Information for Explosion Protection
  224
- Bluetooth SIG Listing/Qualification
  225
- Regulatory Compliance Information
  226
- Important Notice EU
  226
- Important Notice FCC
  226
- Conformity Assessment of the Final Product
  226
- Exemption Clause
  226
- EU Declaration of Conformity
  227
- FCC Compliance Statement
  228
- IC Compliance Statement
  228
- FCC and IC Requirements to OEM Integrators
  228
- Pre-Certified Antennas
  230
- TELEC Radio Law Approval
  231
- Label
  231
- Certified Antennas
  231
- References
  232
- Important Notes
  233
- General Customer Responsibility
  233
- Customer Responsibility Related to Specific, in Particular Safety-Relevant Applications
  233
- Best Care and Attention
  233
- Customer Support for Product Specifications
  233
- General Terms and Conditions
  234
- Product Life Cycle
  234
- Product Improvements
  234
- Property Rights
  234
- Legal Notice
  235
- Exclusion of Liability
  235
- Suitability in Customer Applications
  235
- Trademarks
  235
- Usage Restriction
  235
- License Terms
  237
- Limited License
  237
- Usage and Obligations
  237
- Disclaimer of Warranty
  238
- Ownership
  238
- Firmware Update(S)
  238
- Limitation of Liability
  239
- Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
  239
- Severability Clause
  239
- Miscellaneous
  239
List of Figures

240
- Additional CRC8 Information
  242
- CRC8 Test Vectors
  242
- Example CRC8 Implementation
  242
- Example Codes for Host Integration
  243

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