Atmel AT86RF211 Manuel utilisateur

AT86RF211 Development Kit

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User Guide

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Table of Contents

Section 1

Introduction...........................................................................................1-1

1.1 Description................................................................................................1-1

1.2 Disclaimer .................................................................................................1-1

1.3 Overview...................................................................................................1-2

Section 2

Hardware Description ...........................................................................2-1

2.1 Power Supply............................................................................................2-2

2.2 AVR®Motherboard ...................................................................................2-2

Section 3

Using this Kit for Demonstration

Purposes...............................................................................................3-1

3.1 Radio Parameters.....................................................................................3-1

3.2 Protocol.....................................................................................................3-1

3.3 Data Frames .............................................................................................3-2

3.4 Getting Started with the Light Polling Demo .............................................3-2

3.4.1 Light Polling........................................................................................3-3

3.4.2 Setting the PA Level...........................................................................3-3

3.4.3 Setting the Frequency ........................................................................3-3

3.4.4 Error Count.........................................................................................3-4

Section 4

Using this Kit for (RF) Evaluation..........................................................4-1

4.1 Software Installation..................................................................................4-1

4.2 Software Description.................................................................................4-4

4.2.1 SETUP (Programming Menu).............................................................4-4

4.2.2 DEMO (Action Menu) .........................................................................4-8

4.2.3 DEBUG Mode...................................................................................4-10

4.3 Example: Measurement of Output Power and Spectral Purity................4-11

4.4 Example: Measurement of Sensitivity.....................................................4-12

Section 5

Using this Kit to Develop Prototypes ....................................................5-1

Section 6

Schematics, Layout and Additional Software Tools..............................6-1

6.1 Schematics and Layout.............................................................................6-1

6.2 Additional Software Tools for Sleep Mode Implementation ......................6-1

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Section 1

Introduction

1.1 Description This kit was designed to enable you to quickly start working with the

AT86RF211(TRX01) transceiver and its companion AVR®microcontroller (AT90

series).

It includes:

An embedded demonstration software.

A PC software and dongle for RF evaluation.

All the tools needed to build your own stand-alone application (development of

prototypes): batteries, LCD for debugging purposes, In System Programming, 3-bit

encoder, push button, connector for external power supply adapter, etc... Software

functions required to set up the transceiver and send/receive data are also provided to

make it easy to write your own application software. You are welcome to reuse them

when it comes to writing your own application software.

1.2 Disclaimer This kit must be regarded as a tool, not a finished product. It allows you to evaluate

the performances of the AT86RF211 thanks to relevant measurement devices

(oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, etc...), design prototypes (by adding sensors or any

component required by a given application) and debug software. It CANNOT be re-

sold as a finished product that must be compliant with local relevant regulations.

Since this Development Kit is intended to be used on an industrial workbench and

modified by the user to build his prototypes, NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND can

apply. The user MUST read the user guide BEFORE using this kit, to know its

features and use it accordingly. NO LIABILITY will be accepted by Atmel, whatsoever

may arise as a result of the use of these boards.

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1.3 Overview A demo can be performed with a set of:

Two motherboards: AVR®microcontroller (AT90LS8535), LCD COG module, LEDS.

Figure 1-1. AVR®Motherboard

Ordering part number: AT86RF211-DK.

Two RF modules: plugged onto the motherboards, they operate the RF transmissions.

Several part numbers are available, adapated to every application: long distance,

lower cost, printed antennae and inductors.

Figure 1-2. Example of RF module

Please refer to the Bill of Material application note to choose the board that best adapts

to your needs.

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Section 2

Hardware Description

All schematics and layouts are given in Appendix 1.

The RF module is ordered

and delivered separately

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2.1 Power Supply You can work with 1 or 2 batteries (AA or AAA) as well as an external power supply

(connector J1).

Warning: The board is NOT protected against reversal, nor is a fuse mounted. Polarity

MUST always be respected. NEVER apply a voltage greater than 5V to this board. If

unused, BT2 battery must be replaced by a fuse F1 (typ. 0.2A). These instructions

remain valid regardless of what is made with these boards.

Plugging a jack connector automatically disconnects the batteries.

Note: The AT86RF211 dongle requires a 5V power supply to work properly, as well as

some AVR ISP dongles available on the market.

NO brown-out circuit is mounted on the board, since it depends on the user’s choice

of power supply voltage. Mounting such a circuit is very easy since a metallized hole

connected to the RESET is available close to Vcc and GND on the board (below the

“ISP” inscription).

2.2 AVR®

Motherboard The main features are:

An LCD for debugging purposes with its own step-up DC/DC converter U2 (5V output)

and level translator (U3). Since a DC/DC converter is a source of noise, its input is

filtered by a πstage (two low ESR tantalum capacitors and a 10Ωresistor). This

resistor may have to be adapted or replaced by an inductance if higher currents are to

be delivered.

Note: This 5V output is available for other circuits. If the AT86RF211 is powered through this 5V

converter, output noise could decrease the performances of the transceiver, and an addi-

tional relevant filtering stage would have to be added.

3 LEDs for debugging purposes: DL1 (green) and DL3 (red) are connected to

microcontroller ports. DL2 (yellow) is ON when the AT86RF211 is in reception or

transmit mode, thanks to comparator U7 (useful for debugging Wake-Up mode

protocols).

A 2.5V Voltage Reference for the A/D converter or any other application.

2 buttons for Hardware Reset (S3) or external interrupt (S4).

A 3-bit encoder (wheel) for the selection of any parameter you want.

GR1 to GR3 to manage the DATACLK signal as an External Interrupt, a Time Input

Capture or a standard Input Port depending on your needs. Demo software uses the

External Interrupt input pin.

GR4 to allow Wake-Up from AT86RF211 or External Wake-up (wired OR).

U1 and the components around it are unused, so the user can take advantage of

these footprints to place his own AOP and SMD components (also 3 footprints of

SMD packages on the other side).

A light sensor RV3.

Warning

5V max.

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A connector for In System Programming JP2. An Atmel AVR®dongle must be used,

and its cable simply plugged into JP2. 5V is required by some AVR®dongles to work

properly.

Several filtering stages are foreseen at critical places: radio/digital interface, connectors

to the “external world”. Some of them are not used on this evaluation board, but can be

implemented if your application requires them without having to cut any trace. On the

other hand, once the application is meeting all your specifications, it is naturally possible

to cut costs by removing some of these components, such as decoupling capacitors

(experience shows that it is better to do so in a second step, once everything works).

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