Texas Instruments CC1110 Manuel utilisateur

CC1110 & CC2510

Mini Development Kit

User’s Guide

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Table of contents

1INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................3

2ABOUT THIS MANUAL ..............................................................................................................4

3ACRONYMS...................................................................................................................................5

4MINI DEVELOPMENT KIT CONTENT...................................................................................6

5GETTING STARTED....................................................................................................................8

5.1 SETUP........................................................................................................................................8

6USING THE HARDWARE.........................................................................................................10

6.1 POWER SOURCES.....................................................................................................................10

6.1.1 Battery Power.................................................................................................................10

6.1.2 External Power Supply...................................................................................................11

6.2 BUTTONS.................................................................................................................................11

6.3 LEDS......................................................................................................................................11

6.4 DEBUG CONNECTOR (DEBUG) ............................................................................................11

6.5 I/O PIN CONNECTORS (INTIO)................................................................................................12

6.6 ANTENNA OPTIONS .................................................................................................................12

6.7 HARDWARE DEVELOPMENT ....................................................................................................13

7USING SMARTRF STUDIO WITH SMARTRF CC1110/CC2510 TARGET BOARDS.....14

7.1 TESTING TX PARAMETERS......................................................................................................17

7.2 TESTING RX PARAMETERS......................................................................................................17

7.3 LINK AND RANGE TESTING......................................................................................................17

8USING SMARTRF PACKET SNIFFER WITH SMARTRF CC1110/CC2510 TARGET

BOARDS...............................................................................................................................................19

9SOFTWARE APPLICATION EXAMPLES .............................................................................21

9.1 RUNNING AND DEVELOPING SOFTWARE APPLICATION EXAMPLES .........................................21

10 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS..................................................................................22

11 REFERENCES.........................................................................................................................23

12 DOCUMENT HISTORY.........................................................................................................24

ASMARTRF CC1110 TARGET BOARD.....................................................................................25

BSMARTRF CC2510 TARGET BOARD.....................................................................................26

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1 Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the CC1110 Mini Development Kit 868-915 MHz or the CC2510

Mini Development Kit.

The CC1110 and CC2510 are System-on-Chip (SoC) devices from Texas Instruments

designed for low power wireless applications. CC1110 operates in the sub-1 GHz unlicensed

ISM bands while the CC2510 operates in the 2.4 GHz unlicensed ISM bands. The CC1110

and CC2510 combine the excellent performance of the state-of-the-art CC1101 and CC2500

RF transceivers respectively with an industry-standard enhanced 8051 MCU, up to 32 kB of

in-system programmable flash memory and up to 4 kB of RAM, and many other powerful

features.

The CC1110 and CC2510 are highly suited for systems where very low power consumption is

required. This is ensured by several advanced low-power operating modes. The small 6x6

mm package further makes it suited for applications with size limitations.

The CC1110 and CC2510 mini development kits include all the necessary hardware in order

to evaluate, demonstrate, prototype and develop software targeting proprietary applications

requiring a sub-1 GHz or 2.4 GHz radio.

Make sure to subscribe to the Low-Power RF eNewsletter to receive information about

updates to documentation, new product releases and more. Sign up on the Texas

Instruments Low Power RF web site www.ti.com/lprf.

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2 About this Manual

This manual contains both tutorial and reference information regarding the hardware

components of both the CC1110 Mini Development Kit and the CC2510 Mini Development

Kit.

Chapter 4 briefly describes the content of this development kit and chapter 5 and 6 gives a

quick introduction to how to set-up and use the hardware. Chapter 7 describes how to use the

kit with SmartRF®Studio [7] and chapter 8 briefly shows how to use the kit hardware as

capture devices with the SmartRF Packet sniffer [8]. Chapter 9 mentions other software that

is available for the mini development kits. A troubleshooting guide can be found in chapter 10.

Chapter 11 provides a list of relevant documents and links. Appendix A and B contain the

schematics for the SmartRF CC1110 and SmartRF CC2510 target boards respectively. The

complete reference design for both the target boards are further available on the mini

development kit web pages on the TI web site, see [4] and [5].

The CC1110 Mini Development Kit 868-915 MHz Quick Start Guide [1] and the CC2510 Mini

Development Kit Quick Start Guide [2] are short tutorials on how to quickly and easy get

started with the two mini development kits and how to use the preprogrammed link test on the

kits. The CC1110 & CC2510 Mini DK Software Example User's Guide [3] describes the

source code and has more detailed documentation on the preprogrammed link test that

comes with the kit.

The CC Debugger User’s Guide [6] covers all the details regarding the CC Debugger tool that

comes with this kit. The user’s guides for the PC tools SmartRF Studio [7] and SmartRF Flash

Programmer [9] give details on the use of these PC tools. Relevant design notes and

application notes for the CC1110 and CC2510 mini development kits, and the CC1110 and

CC2510 datasheet and errata note can be in the device product folders ([14] and [15]). Also

visit the kit web pages [4] and [5] for additional information.

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3 Acronyms

DK Development Kit

IC Integrated Circuit

ISM Industrial, Scientific and Medical

I/O Input/ Output

kB Kilo Byte (1024 byte)

LED Light Emitting Diode

LPRF Low Power RF

MCU Micro Controller

PCB Printed Circuit Board

RAM Random Access Memory

RF Radio Frequency

RX Receive

SoC System on Chip

SPI Serial Peripheral Interface

SRD Short Range Device

TI Texas Instruments

TX Transmit

UART Universal Asynchronous Receive Transmit

USB Universal Serial Bus

PCB Printed Circuit Board

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4 Mini Development Kit Content

The CC1110 and CC2510 mini Development Kits include the necessary hardware and

software tools to allow quick testing of the CC1110 or CC2510 performance. They further

offer a complete platform to develop prototype RF systems.

•Evaluate the CC1110/CC2510 right out of the box. The kits can be used for range

testing using the pre-programmed link test.

•Prototype development. All I/Os from the CC1110 and CC2510 are available on pin

connectors and/or through holes on the PCB, allowing easy interconnection to other

devices or controllers and also easy debugging.

•Together with the CC Debugger, the SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target board can be

configured through SmartRF Studio [7] or programmed using SmartRF Flash

Programmer [9]. Debugging can be done using the IAR Embedded Workbench [10].

The CC1110 and CC2510 mini development kits contain:

•2 x SmartRF CC1110 or SmartRF CC2510 target boards

•1 x CC Debugger including the necessary cables and connector convertors

•4 x AAA batteries

•CD with Evaluation version of the IAR EW8051

•Documentation

Figure 4-1 – CC1110 Mini Development Kit 868-915 MHz Content

Figure 4-2 – CC2510 Mini Development Kit Content

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SmartRF CC1110 Target Board

The SmartRF CC1110 target board contains

the RF IC, necessary external components,

battery holders, LEDs, and a PCB antenna.

The module is pre-programmed with a link

test for easy use. The board further includes

user I/Os and access to CC1110 peripherals.

•CC1110 DEBUG interface

•CC1110 SPI

•CC1110 UART

•2 Buttons

•2 LEDs

•General purpose I/Os

SmartRF CC2510 Target Board

The SmartRF CC2510 target board contains

the RF IC, necessary external components,

battery holders, LEDs, and a PCB antenna.

The module is pre-programmed with a link

test for easy use. The board further includes

user I/Os and access to CC2510 peripherals.

•CC2510 DEBUG interface

•CC2510 SPI

•CC2510 UART

•2 Buttons

•2 LEDs

•General purpose I/Os

CC Debugger

The CC Debugger enables programming

and debugging the flash of the CC1110/

CC2510. It connects to the PC via USB and

uses the DEBUG interface to communicate

with the radio. The PC Tools available for

these purposes are SmartRF Flash

Programmer [9] from Texas Instruments and

IAR Embedded Workbench for 8051 [10]

from IAR Systems. The CC Debugger also

allows the user to control and run tests on

the SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target boards

using SmartRF Studio [7].

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5 Getting Started

5.1 Setup

The SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target board is a complete standalone RF reference platform

with user interfaces and connections needed for development with the CC1110/CC2510.

It can be used both standalone (powered from batteries) or together with the CC Debugger

(for testing and debugging purposes) as shown in Figure 5-1 and Figure 5-2 respectively.

Figure 5-1 – SmartRF CC2510 target board standalone

Figure 5-2 – SmartRF CC2510 target board connected to the CC Debugger

The two SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target boards in the mini development kit are identical

and come pre-programmed with a link test application. When running the out of the box link

test, the boards can be used standalone. The boards can then be powered from either the 2 x

1.5V AAA batteries that are included in this kit or an external regulated power source (not

included in this kit). The power source can be selected with the jumper on the power selection

connector P1 on the boards. Read more about this in section 6.1.

When not using the out of the box link test (i.e. the preprogrammed application) e.g. for RF

evaluation or software development, the SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target board can be

connected to the CC Debugger. The SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target board includes

interfaces for programming and debugging the CC1110/CC2510 via the small connector

marked “Debug”.

The boards further provide access to all the I/O signals from the CC1110/CC2510, two LEDs

and two push buttons.

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After assembling the hardware, there are several options for working with the CC1110 and

CC2510 devices:

•Run the link test application that is preprogrammed on the CC1110’s/CC2510’s. The

CC1110 Mini Development Kit 868-915 MHz Quick Start Guide [1] or the CC2510

Mini Development Kit Quick Start Guide [2] included in the kits describes the

necessary steps to run this application.

•Evaluate and explore the RF capabilities of the CC1110/CC2510 using SmartRF

Studio [7]. Chapter 7 provides the details how to do so.

•Develop your own software for the CC1110/CC2510. Install IAR Embedded

Workbench for 8051 [10] and set up your first software project. Section 9.1 explains

how.

•Develop your own hardware with the CC1110/CC2510. See section 6.7.

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6 Using the hardware

Figure 6-1 shows the main components of the board and outlines the main communication

buses. Please refer to Appendix A and B for the full schematics of the boards.

CC1110/CC2510

2 LEDs 2 Push Buttons

DEBUG connectorSPI UART

GDIOsBatteries

Figure 6-1 – The SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target board architecture

6.1 Power Sources

There are several solutions for applying power to the SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target

boards; batteries, external power or power from the CC Debugger. The desired power source

is selected with a jumper on the power selection connector P1.

Figure 6-2 – The power selection connector on the SmartRF CC1110 and the SmartRF

CC2510 target boards

All power sources are disconnected when no jumper short either pin 1-2 or 3-4 on the power

selection connector. The SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target boards are reset by disconnecting

the power selection jumper, pressing either of the buttons and then reconnecting the power

selection jumper. The button must be pushed to ensure that the large capacitor on the power

line gets completely discharged; otherwise this could take minutes depending on the current

drawn by the board.

6.1.1 Battery Power

The SmartRF CC1110/CC2510 target boards include two battery solutions. They have battery

holders for both two AAA batteries; normal 1.5 V AAA can be used, and for a 3 V 2032 coin

cell battery on the reverse side of the PCB. The power selection jumper shall short circuit pin

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