The following document contains information on Cypress products. MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Energy Harvesting Starter Kit for Buck Power Management IC with Bluetooth® Smart (Low Energy) Beacon Operation Manual Publication Number MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028 Revision 2.0 Issue Date November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l PREFACE This manual explains how to use the Starter Kit. Be sure to read this manual before using the product. For mass production/evaluation PMICs for this product, consult with sales representatives or support representatives. Handling and use Handling and use of this product and notes regarding its safe use are described in the manuals for products bundled with the Starter Kit. Follow the instructions in the manuals to use this product. Keep this manual at hand so that you can refer to it anytime during use of this product. Notice on this document All information included in this document is current as of the date it is issued. Such information is subject to change without any prior notice. Please confirm the latest relevant information with the sales representatives. 2 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l Caution of the products described in this document The following precautions apply to the product described in this manual. WARNING Electric shock, Damage Electric shock, Damage Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in death or serious injury and/or a fault in the user’s system if the product is not used correctly. Before performing any operation described in this manual, turn off all the power supplies to the system. Performing such an operation with the power on may cause an electric shock or device fault. Once the product has been turned on, do not touch any metal part of it. Doing so may cause an electric shock or device fault. Indicates the presence of a hazard that may cause a minor or moderate injury, damages to this CAUTION product or devices connected to it, or may cause to loose software resources and other properties such as data, if the device is not used appropriately. Before moving the product, be sure to turn off all the power supplies and unplug the cables. Cuts, Damage Watch your step when carrying the product. Do not use the product in an unstable location such as a place exposed to strong vibration or a sloping surface. Doing so may cause the product to fall, resulting in an injury or fault. Cuts The product contains sharp edges that are left unavoidably exposed, such as jumper plugs. Handle the product with due care not to get injured with such pointed parts. Do not place anything on the product or expose the product to physical shocks. Do not carry the Damage product after the power has been turned on. Doing so may cause a malfunction due to overloading or shock. Since the product contains many electronic components, keep it away from direct sunlight, high Damage temperature, and high humidity to prevent condensation. Do not use or store the product where it is exposed to much dust or a strong magnetic or electric field for an extended period of time. Inappropriate operating or storage environments may cause a fault. Damage Use the product within the ranges given in the specifications. Operation over the specified ranges may cause a fault. To prevent electrostatic breakdown, do not let your finger or other object come into contact with Damage the metal parts of any of the connectors. Before handling the product, touch a metal object (such as a door knob) to discharge any static electricity from your body. When turning the power on or off, follow the relevant procedure as described in this document. Damage Before turning the power on, in particular, be sure to finish making all the required connections. Furthermore, be sure to configure and use the product by following the instructions given in this document. Using the product incorrectly or inappropriately may cause a fault. Always turn the power off before connecting or disconnecting any cables from the product. Damage When unplugging a cable, unplug the cable by holding the connector part without pulling on the cable itself. Pulling the cable itself or bending it may expose or disconnect the cable core, resulting in a fault. Because the product has no casing, it is recommended that it be stored in the original Damage packaging. Transporting the product may cause a damage or fault. Therefore, keep the packaging materials and use them when re-shipping the product. November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 3 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l Table of Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................................... 6 FEATURES .................................................................................................................................... 7 APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 7 Setup .............................................................................................................................................. 8 4.1 Contents in a package......................................................................................................... 8 4.2 Preparation.......................................................................................................................... 8 4.2.1 Preparation of Receiver ...................................................................................... 8 4.2.2 Setup of Receiving (iPhone or Smart Phone etc…) ........................................... 9 4.3 Other ......................................................................................................................... 10 4.3.1 Method of Rewriting Beacon IDs ...................................................................... 10 5. Specification of Energy Harvesting PMIC (MB39C811) ................................................................ 16 5.1 Recommended Operating Conditions ............................................................................... 16 5.2 DC Characteristics ............................................................................................................ 17 5.3 Block Diagram ................................................................................................................... 18 6. Specification of Starter Kit ............................................................................................................ 19 6.1 Layout of the Board ........................................................................................................... 19 6.2 Input/Output Pin Description ............................................................................................. 20 6.3 Switch Description ............................................................................................................. 21 6.4 Jumper Description ........................................................................................................... 21 6.5 Circuit ......................................................................................................................... 22 6.6 BOM List ......................................................................................................................... 23 6.7 Layout ......................................................................................................................... 24 7. Sample Software for BLE Beacon ................................................................................................ 26 7.1 State Change Diagram of Sample Software ...................................................................... 26 8. Programing and Debug ................................................................................................................ 28 8.1 Structure of Files ............................................................................................................... 28 8.2 Programing and executing using JTAG Debugger ............................................................ 30 8.2.1 Example for JTAG Converter Cable ................................................................. 30 8.2.2 KEIL integrated development tool (MDK-ARM) ................................................ 32 9. APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................... 34 9.1 Assemble Case ................................................................................................................. 34 10. Ordering Information..................................................................................................................... 36 11. Major Changes ............................................................................................................................. 37 Figures Figure 1-1 Diagram of the Starter Kit.......................................................................................................... 6 Figure 5-1 Block Diagram ......................................................................................................................... 18 Figure 8-1 Build target .............................................................................................................................. 33 Figure 8-2 Write to FLASH ....................................................................................................................... 33 Figure 8-3 Start Debugger ........................................................................................................................ 33 Figure 8-4 Execute the program ............................................................................................................... 33 4 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l Tables Table 4-1 Commands List ......................................................................................................................... 12 Table 5-1 Recommended Operating Conditions ....................................................................................... 16 Table 5-2 DC Characteristics .................................................................................................................... 17 Table 6-1 Input/Output Pin Description ..................................................................................................... 20 Table 6-2 Switch Description .................................................................................................................... 21 Table 6-3 Jumper Description ................................................................................................................... 21 Table 6-4 Output Voltage Setting .............................................................................................................. 21 Table 7-1 Flow of sample software ........................................................................................................... 27 Table 10-1 Ordering Information ............................................................................................................... 36 November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 5 MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Energy Harvesting Starter Kit for Buck Power Management IC with Bluetooth® Smart (Low Energy) Beacon Operation Manual 1. DESCRIPTION The MB39C811-EVBSK-02 is an evaluation board that contains Energy Harvesting Power Management IC, MB39C811 (Buck DC/DC converter) with Bluetooth® Smart (Low Energy), which can be used in application on the Solar and Piezoelectric Energy Harvester. The MB39C811 has a wide input range from 4V up to 23V, and the output voltages are selectable from 1.5V to 5V. The board contains a Programmable (application block only) Bluetooth® Smart module, Fujitsu Component: MBH7BLZ02-109004, which allows BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) Beacon and wireless data communications. Figure 1-1 Diagram of the Starter Kit Transmitter Receiver BLE Beacon PCB size 45mm iPhone4S/5S/5C (iOS7 or later) Android4.3 or later 25mm Windows8 etc.. Supported Bluetooth4.0 equipment or later 6 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 2. FEATURES Installed Energy Harvesting Power Management IC: MB39C811 Programmable (application block only) Bluetooth® Smart Module: MBH7BLZ02-109004 (*1) Transmit BLE Beacon using Solar energy and Vibration energy only Transmit about 1 second intervals under 500lx Support a lot of energy inputs - Solar Cell - Piezo Electric - USB Bus Power - Coin Battery (Expandable: For Hybrid) - NFC: Near Field Communication (Expandable: Power supply only) - Commercial Power Supply: AC85~265V (Expandable: Need additional resister) Installed Temperature Sensor Installed USB Serial Converter IC for changing Beacon IDs Attached Solar Cell for Evaluation Attached Case & USB Cable Schematic, BOM List, Layout Data, Sample Software Installed Expandable Terminal. - Reset Button for MCU (Standard mount) - JTAG Connector for MCU Program - Expandable Sensor Interface (I2C/GPIO) - DIPSW (Expandable) - LED (Expandable) Small Size PCB: 45mm × 25mm *1 Need the "Software Development Kit (SDK)" of Nordic semiconductor to program the software. To get SDK on WEB site of Nordic semiconductor, use "Product Key" including in this starter kit. 3. APPLICATIONS Battery-less BLE Beacon AC Power supply BLE Beacon Wireless Sensor node for IoT BEMS/HEMS/FEMS Active RFID Solar Energy Harvesting Wireless Illumination Control Wireless HVAC Sensors Security System November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 7 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 4. Setup 4.1 Contents in a package No. Contents Description PCB 1 MB39C811-EVBSK-02 (*1) Energy Harvesting with BLE Board Solar Panel (*2) Case 2 USB Cable TDK: BCS4630B9 or Qty Note 1 Installed 1 Panasonic: AM-1801 TAKACHI: PS-65 1 USB Mini Converter Cable 1 Installed either one Installed *1 : Check the radio law of each country to use it. Please access to Fujitsu Component about detail of BLE module. *2 : The solar panel is sample for operation check. It isn’t guaranteed the electrical characteristics, etc. Please be careful because the solar panel doesn't have the guard film of surface. 2 1 Solar Panel PCB Case OR BCS4630B9 4.2 AM-1801 Preparation Requirement for preparation MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Starter Kit iPhone4S/5 etc.. (iOS7 or later), Android4.3 or later 4.2.1 1set 1device Preparation of Receiver 1. Place a MB39C811-EVBSK-02 under office light about 500lx. 2. After placing, the Beacon packet is transmitted automatically. Regarding to receiver data, please refer to next step. Place under office light about 500lx 8 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n 4.2.2 M a n u a l Setup of Receiving (iPhone or Smart Phone etc…) Note： − Need supported Bluetooth v4.0 equipment which is iOS7 or Android 4.3 or later, to check operation. 1. The default setting is following. - UUID - Major - Minor - TX power - RSSI - Advertise interval - Bluetooth company 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 1 1 4dBm -61dBm 100ms 0x0059 (Nordic Semiconductor ASA) 2. Set the Bluetooth setting to "ON" on your equipment. 3. Check the BLE Beacon operation using an application. The following are example of application for iOS and Android. For iOS, install either following application on App Store. - Beecon ©BeaconSandwich - eBeacon ©Jaalee Inc - LightBlue ©Punch Through Design LLC - Particle Detector ©KS Technologies LLC For Android, install either following application on Play Store. - iBeacon Detector ©youten - iBeacon Finder ©Mobisfera - iBeacon Scanner ©ixsoft, inc. - iBeacon Maps ©Hint Solutions 4. After installed, execute these applications. 5. Set "Proximity UUID", "Major", "Minor" while refer the default setting. To learn detail, refer to the operation manual for each application. 6. The set of receiving will be finished when can check BLE beacon data on an application. If can't check the data, retry checking as shown in below. - Check Bluetooth setting on your equipment - Check "Proximity UUID", "Major" and "Minor" on an application. - If use iOS8 equipment or later, it can't occasionally receive BLE data, otherwise "Bluetooth Company" is 0x004C (Apple, Inc.). Refer to "4.3.1 Method of Rewriting Beacon IDs" to change "Bluetooth Company" to 0x004C. - Restart your receiver equipment. November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 9 O p e r a t i o n 4.3 M a n u a l Other 4.3.1 Method of Rewriting Beacon IDs 1. Prepare attached USB mini converter cable, MB39C811-EVBSK-02 and PC for rewriting ID. 2. Install a serial communication tool named "Tera Term" and so on. 3. Download the driver for "USB serial converter IC (FT232RL)", and then defreeze it to any directory on PC. FTDI maker website (FT232 Driver is available) http://www.ftdichip.com/ 4. Open the case of MB39C811-EVBSK-02. Insert your fingernail to case, then open case. 5. Connect USB cable both PC and MB39C811-EVBSK-02 board. There is no problem that connect USB cable while a solar cell is connected. USB Cable 6. The driver Installation starts automatically and the message window will pop appear. 7. When the following window appears, the installation is completed. 10 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 8. After the device driver installation, make sure that new COM port was added in the Windows Device Manager. Start Menu > Control Panel > Device Manager 9. Execute installed serial communication tool. (Operation check information: Windows7 SP1 32bit, Tera Term Version 4.74) 10. Select USB serial port (COMxx) that was added in the Windows Device Manager. 11. The setting of a serial communication tool is following. Menu > Setup > Serial Port… Baud rate Data Parity Stop Flow control : 9600 : 8 bit : none : 1 bit : none Menu > Setup > Terminal… New-line Receive Transmit Local echo Other : AUTO : CR+LF : Check : Default November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 11 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 12. Push a MCU reset button. At this time, the mode is changed to ID rewriting mode, and then stop the BLE Beacon transmitter. MCU Reset Button 13. The "Start…." message is appeared on a serial communication tool window, and then changes to the command waiting mode. The detail of a serial command is following. Table 4-1 Commands List No. Commands Name Description Default [1] UUID Read/Write of UUID 1111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 [hex] [2] MAJOR Read/Write of MAJOR 0x0001 [3] MINOR Read/Write of MINOR 0x0001 [4] TXPWR Read/Write of Transmitter Power Strength +4 dBm [5] RSSI Read/Write of Receiver Power Strength for distance 1m (RSSI) -61 dBm [6] ITRVL Read/Write of Advertise Interval 100ms [7] COID Read/Write of Bluetooth Company 0x0059 (Nordic Semiconductor ASA) [8] ERASE Default parameters - [9] EXIT Finish the command waiting mode, and then retransmit the BLE Beacon data - [10] VER Display Firmware Version - 12 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l [1] Read/Write of UUID [1-1] Read Read UUID data. Default: 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 <Example> UUID⏎ (echo) UUID (output) -> UUID: 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 [1-2] Write Write UUID data. <Example> UUID EEEEDDDD-CCCC-BBBB-AAAA-999988887777⏎ (echo) UUID EEEEDDDD-CCCC-BBBB-AAAA-999988887777 (output) -> New UUID: EEEEDDDD-CCCC-BBBB-AAAA-999988887777 [2] Read/Write of MAJOR [2-1] Read Read MAJOR. Default: 0x0001 <Example> MAJOR⏎ (echo) MAJOR (output) -> MAJOR: 0001 [2-2] Write Write MAJOR. <Example> MAJOR 1A2F⏎ <- Input HEX data (echo) MAJOR 1A2F (output) -> New MAJOR: 1A2F [3] Read/Write of MINOR [3-1] Read Read MINOR. Default: 0x0001 <Example> MINOR⏎ (echo) MINOR (output) -> MINOR: 0001 [3-2] Write Write MINOR. <Example> MINOR 2C3D⏎ <- Input HEX data (echo) MINOR 2C3D (output) -> New MINOR: 2C3D November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 13 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l [4] Read/Write of Transmitter Power Strength [4-1] Read Read Power Strength. Default: +4dBm <Example> TXPWR⏎ (echo) TXPWR (output) -> TX power in dBm: 4 [4-2] Write Set Power Strength. Set Value: -40, -30, -20, -16, -12, -8, -4, 0, 4 <Example> TXPWR -40⏎ (echo) TXPWR -40 (output) -> New TX power in dBm: -40 [5] Read/Write of Receiver Power Strength for distance 1m (RSSI) [5-1] Read Read RSSI. Default: -61dBm <Example> RSSI⏎ (echo) RSSI (output) -> RSSI in dBm: -61 [5-2] Write Set RSSI. <Example> RSSI -90⏎ (echo) RSSI -90 (output) -> New RSSI in dBm: -90 [6] Read/Write of Advertise Interval [6-1] Read Read Advertise Interval. Default: 100ms <Example> ITRVL⏎ (echo) ITRVL (output) -> Advertise Interval in msec: 100 [6-2] Write Set Advertise Interval. Set Value: 100~10240 ms <Example> ITRVL 10240⏎ (echo) ITRVL 10240 (output) -> New Advertise Interval in msec: 10240 14 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l [7] Read/Write of Bluetooth Company [7-1] Read Read Bluetooth Company. Default: 0x0059 (Nordic Semiconductor ASA) <Example> COID⏎ (echo) COID (output) -> Company ID: 0059 [7-2] Write Write Bluetooth Company. <Example> COID 004C⏎ <- Input HEX data (echo) COID 004C (output) -> New Company ID: 004C [8] ERASE Erase the flash memory in MCU. After erase, all value will be default parameters. <Example> ERASE⏎ (echo) ERASE (output) Erase completed! [9] EXIT Finish the command waiting mode, and then retransmit the BLE Beacon data. <Example> EXIT⏎ (echo) EXIT (output) --- [10] VER Display Firmware Version. <Example> VER⏎ (echo) VER (output) -> MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Sample Firmware, Version 1.0 [*] Input another command (Error Handling) TEST (echo) TEST (output) Command format error!! 14. Enter "EXIT" command when all settings are finished, and then retransmit the BLE Beacon data. The changed IDs are transmitted by solar energy when disconnect the USB cable. November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 15 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 5. Specification of Energy Harvesting PMIC (MB39C811) The following is the specification of Energy Harvesting Power Management IC (MB39C811) on this starter kit. Regarding to newest information, refer to the datasheet of MB39C811 (DS405-00013). 5.1 Recommended Operating Conditions Table 5-1 Recommended Operating Conditions Parameter VIN pin input voltage AC pin input voltage Input voltage Operating ambient temperature Symbol VVIN VPV Condition VIN pin AC1_1 pin, AC1_2 pin, AC2_1 pin, AC2_2 pin Value Unit Min Typ Max 2.6 - 23 V - - 23 V VVB VSI S0 pin, S1 pin, S2 pin 0 - VFB VOUT pin 0 - 5.5 V -40 - +85 °C Ta - (*1) V *1 : Output Voltage for internal circuit 16 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n 5.2 M a n u a l DC Characteristics Table 5-2 DC Characteristics (Ta= -40°C to +85 °C, VVIN=7.0 V, L1=22 μH, C2=47 μF) Parameter Symbol Condition VVIN = 2.5 V (UVLO), Ta = + 25 °C Quiescent current IVIN VVIN = 4.5 V (sleep mode), Ta = + 25 °C VVIN = 18 V (sleep mode), Ta = + 25 °C S2 = L, S1 = L, S0 = L IOUT = 1mA S2 = L, S1 = L, S0 = H IOUT = 1mA S2 = L, S1 = H, S0 = L IOUT = 1mA S2 = L, S1 = H, S0 = H Preset output voltage VVOUT IOUT = 1mA S2 = H, S1 = L, S0 = L IOUT = 1mA S2 = H, S1 = L, S0 = H IOUT = 1mA S2 = H, S1 = H, S0 = L IOUT = 1mA S2 = H, S1 = H, S0 = H IOUT = 1mA Peak switching current Maximum Output current IPEAK IOUTMAX Ta = 25°C Value Unit Min Typ Max - 550 775 nA - 1.5 2.25 μA - 1.9 2.85 μA 1.457 1.5 1.544 V 1.748 1.8 1.852 V 2.428 2.5 2.573 V 3.214 3.3 3.386 V 3.506 3.6 3.694 V 3.993 4.1 4.207 V 4.383 4.5 4.617 V 4.870 5.0 5.130 V 200 250 400 mA 100* - - mA 3.8 4.0 4.2 V 4.94 5.2 5.46 V 6.84 7.2 7.56 V 2.6 2.8 3.0 V 3.8 4.0 4.2 V 5.7 6.0 6.3 V S2 = L, S1 = L, S0 = L S2 = L, S1 = L, S0 = H UVLO release voltage (Input Power-Good detection S2 = L, S1 = H, S0 = L VUVLOH voltage) S2 = L, S1 = H, S0 = H S2 = H, S1 = L, S0 = L S2 = H, S1 = L, S0 = H S2 = H, S1 = H, S0 = L S2 = H, S1 = H, S0 = H S2 = L, S1 = L, S0 = L S2 = L, S1 = L, S0 = H UVLO detection voltage (Input Power-Good reset S2 = L, S1 = H, S0 = L VUVLOL voltage) S2 = L, S1 = H, S0 = H S2 = H, S1 = L, S0 = L S2 = H, S1 = L, S0 = H S2 = H, S1 = H, S0 = L S2 = H, S1 = H, S0 = H VIN pin shunt voltage VSHUNT - 19 21 23 V VIN pin shunt current ISHUNT - 100 - - mA Output Power-Good detection voltage (Rising) Output Power-Good reset voltage (Falling) VOPGH To preset voltage ratio 90 94 98 % VOPGL To preset voltage ratio 65.5 70 74.5 % November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 17 O p e r a t i o n Parameter Symbol Power supply output voltage for internal circuit VVB M a n u a l Value Condition VVIN = 6 V to 20 V Min Typ Max - 5.0* - Unit V *: This parameter is not be specified. This should be used as a reference to support designing the circuits. 5.3 Block Diagram C1 CVIN VIN DCOUT2 DCOUT1 Figure 5-1 Block Diagram AC1_1 SHUNT DCGND1 AC1_2 AC2_1 LX L1 C2 CVOUT DCGND2 AC2_2 PGND ERR CMP S2,S1,S0 VOUT CONTROL 3 VOUT CTL VOUT VIN BGR IPGOOD UVLO VB C3 CVB OPGOOD VB REG. PGOOD UVLO_VB 18 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 6. Specification of Starter Kit 6.1 Layout of the Board TOP Expandable power terminal Power IC：MB39C811 Temp sensor BLE module：MBH7BLZ02-109004 USB min connector Jumper for output voltage setting (Default：2.5V) Expandable sensor, I/O terminal Reset button USB Serial IC：FT232RQ JTAG terminal for program BUTTOM Expandable coin battery folder (For Hybrid) Real Time Clock Land for TDK Solar Cell (BCS4630B9) November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 19 O p e r a t i o n 6.2 M a n u a l Input/Output Pin Description Table 6-1 Input/Output Pin Description Circuit Pin No. Silk-Printed Name CN001 I/O Description I Bridge Rectifier1 AC input pin1 I Bridge Rectifier1 AC input pin2 DC I Solar Cell Input (Inputting to either SolarP or CN003) AC2_G GND - GND pin SolarP SolarP I Input TDK Solar Cell (Inputting to either SolarP or CN003) SolarN SolarN - GND pin for TDK Solar Cell AC CN002 CN003 INCapV INcap - Expandable input capacitor +pin INCapG GND - Expandable input capacitor -pin OUTCapV OUTcap - Expandable output capacitor +pin OUTCapG GND - Expandable output capacitor -pin PIO7 - I/O GPIO_7 of BLE module PIO8 - I/O GPIO_8 of BLE module PIO9 - I/O GPIO_9 of BLE module PIO10 - I/O GPIO_10 of BLE module JTAG1 - - Power Pin for JTAG JTAG2 - - SWDIO pin of BLE module JTAG3 - - SWDCLK pin of BLE module JTAG4 GND - GND pin for JTAG Detail of Input/Output Pin GND CON03 CON02 CON01 INcapV GND GND OUTcapV PIO7 GND 20 CONFIDENTIAL PIO8 JTAG3 PIO9 JTAG2 PIO10 JTAG1 MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n 6.3 M a n u a l Switch Description Table 6-2 Switch Description Circuit Pin No. Silk-Printed Name SW21 SW21 6.4 Reset Button for BLE module SW22 SW22 Description Expandable DIPSW (No mounted) Jumper Description Table 6-3 Jumper Description Circuit Pin No. Default Description Settings JP01 (*2) Output Voltage Setting Switching H/L for S0 Pin of MB39C811 L (*1) JP02 (*2) Output Voltage Setting Switching H/L for S1 Pin of MB39C811 H (*1) JP03 (*2) Output Voltage Setting Switching H/L for S2 Pin of MB39C811 L (*1) Bridge Rectifier1 Select "Open" or "Short" JP04 Open : DC Output Pin (DCOUT1) Short : DC Power Input Pin (VIN) Short (*1) Bridge Rectifier2 Select "Open" or "Short" JP05 Open : DC Output Pin (DCOUT2) Short : DC Power Input Pin (VIN) Short (*1) JP06 Connect the MB39C811 output and Load Short (*1) JP07 Connect the Coin battery and Load Open (*1) *1: Set "Open/Short" and "H/L" by soldering. *2: Set the output voltage from the "Table 6-4 Output Voltage Setting". The default value is 2.5V. Table 6-4 Output Voltage Setting JP03 JP02 JP01 (S2 pin) (S1 pin) (S0 pin) L L L L L H L 2.5 Preset Output Voltage [V] Note L 1.5 Do not use (*1) H 1.8 Default L H H 3.3 H L L 3.6 H L H 4.1 Do not use (*1) H L L 4.5 Do not use (*1) H H H 5.0 Do not use (*1) *1: Do not use these voltages setting, because BLE module voltage is from 1.8V to 3.6V. November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 21 O p e r a t i o n 6.5 M a n u a l Circuit 22 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n 6.6 M a n u a l BOM List No Qty 1 1 C01 C3216X5R1E226MT 22μF/25V TDK 2 4 C06 C11 C21 C24 C1005JB1H104K 0.1μF/50V TDK 3 1 C04 C2012X5R1A226M 22μF/10V TDK 4 1 C07 C2012JB1C475K 4.7μF/16V TDK 5 1 C08 C3216X5R1E476M160AC 47μF/25V C02 C03 C05 Non mount 6 - Reference Parts Number Description Manufacture TDK - 7 2 C12 C13 C1005JB1C105K 1μF/16V TDK 8 2 C22 C23 C1005CH1H100J 10pF/50V TDK 9 - Non mount - Non mount - Non mount CN01 Non mount 1 CN11 UX60SC-MB-5ST USB mini connector Hirose 11 1 IC11 FT232RQ USB serial converter FTDI 12 1 IC22 TMP102 Temperature sensor TI 13 1 L01 LPS4018-223MLB 22μH Coilcraft 14 1 LED11 HSMG-C170 LED Green 15 - LED21 Non mount 16 1 M01 MB39C811 Energy Harvesting PMIC Spansion 17 1 M21 MBH7BLZ02-109004 Bluetooth LE module Fujitsu Component 18 3 Q01 Q02 Q03 EM6M2 Nch+Pch MOSFET ROHM 19 5 R01 R03 R04 R05 R06 RK73H1ETTD1004F 1MΩ KOA 20 - R02 R22 R23 Non mount 21 1 R07 RK73H1ETTD000 0Ω KOA 22 1 R27 RK73H1ETTD1003F 100kΩ KOA 23 2 R24 R25 RK73H1ETTD2201F 2.2kΩ KOA 24 1 R11 RK73H1ETTD1001F 1kΩ KOA 25 1 R21 RK73H1ETTD1000F 100Ω KOA 26 1 R26 RK73H1ETTD3302F 33kΩ KOA 27 1 SW21 SKRPACE010 Push Switch SW22 Non mount - - - 10 28 Avago - - - Non mount - Non mount ALPS - 29 1 X21 ABS10-32.768kHz 32.768k X'tal ABRACON 30 1 ZD01 PLVA662A Voltage regulator diode NXP November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL Note 23 O p e r a t i o n 6.7 M a n u a l Layout Top Silk Layer1 24 CONFIDENTIAL Bottom Silk Layer2 MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l Layer3 November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL Layer4 25 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 7. Sample Software for BLE Beacon 7.1 State Change Diagram of Sample Software Power on reset FLASH boot UUID/ Major /Minor etc… USB disconnect After pushing the reset button, USB connection Yes it changes over to USB command mode check? No "EXIT" command Initialize BLE stack Initialize the Advertising Transmit BLE Data Start Advertising Energy management mode Event Energy shortage Sleep mode Energy charging Energy shortage Power off 26 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l Table 7-1 Flow of sample software No. Items 1 Initial 2 Boot 3 Mode select 4 BLE setting Contents Data branch Power on reset - Initialize the ports of FLASH - Read the data of BLE beacon from FLASH Checking the USB cable L: disconnect -> No.4 PIO19 of BLE module (H: connect, L: disconnect) H: connect -> No.8 Initialize the BLE stack Initialize the Advertising - Start the Advertising 5 6 7 Energy management Energy It will turn off the power by the power gating when it is in energy shortage in capacitance After turning off the power, it changes over to the charging process charging After finishing the charging process, it is turned on by the power gating again Sleep <-> Transmit the BLE beacon data by the value of Advertising interval setting Transmit Repeat this process during enough energy. USB 8 After transmitting the BLE beacon packets, it changes over to sleep mode. command mode Enough energy -> No.7 After this, repeat No.1~No.6 - After resetting MCU, wait the USB command Change over to No.4 by "EXIT" It changes over to BLE setting when inputted the "EXIT" command command November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL Energy shortage -> No.6 27 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 8. Programing and Debug 8.1 Structure of Files This program is made based on the "Software Development Kit (SDK)" of Nordic Semiconductor. It is including only difference information of SDK. To get SDK on WEB site of Nordic semiconductor, use "Product Key" including in this starter kit. The following is structure of files for this project. Overwrite all files on SDK's folder of Nordic semiconductor. It is based on nRF51 SDK v.6.0.0. Note: − Don't rewrite the "Soft Device (S110)" provided from WEB of Nordic Semiconductor. If rewrote it, must re-get the radio law of each country. nrf51822 │ ├─Board │ │ │ └─mb39c811_evbsk_02 │ ├─ble_app_ibeacon │ │ │ main.c │ │ │ pstorage_platform.h │ │ └─arm │ │ ble_app_ibeacon.uvopt │ │ ble_app_ibeacon.uvproj // Keil uVision project │ ├─Include │ │ │ eh_common.h │ │ │ twi_master_config.h │ │ ├─boards │ │ │ │ │ └─ext_sensors │ │ │ └─Source │ │ flash_custom.c │ │ twi_temp.c │ │ uart_cmd.c │ └─ext_sensors │ └─tmp102 mb39c811_evbsk_02.h tmp102.h │ tmp102.c ├─Include │ 28 CONFIDENTIAL boards.h MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l └─Source └─simple_uart simple_uart.c November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 29 O p e r a t i o n 8.2 M a n u a l Programing and executing using JTAG Debugger Requirement for preparation MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Board (accessory) USB Mini Converter Cable (accessory) PC which is installed the KEIL integrated development tool (MDK-ARM) https://www.keil.com/ ICE for ARM programming (Recommend SEGGER J-Link series) http://www.segger.com/jlink-debug-probes.html JTAG Converter Cable (Need making yourself) 1pcs 1pcs 1pcs 1pcs 1pcs Note: − 8.2.1 The following is example for JTAG Converter Cable. Regarding to making cable, please make sure self-responsibility. Example for JTAG Converter Cable 1. Make the JTAG Converter Cable as shown in below. It is example of ARM Standard 20pin JTAG. JTAG1 - VCC 2.54mm 4pin Connector JTAG2 - SWDIO Connect any GND pin JTAG3 - SWDCLK GND - GND 2. Example of completed cable as shown in below. MB39C811-EVBSK-01 Boar side 30 CONFIDENTIAL JTAG ICE side MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 3. Connect to the ICE for ARM programing. Please be careful of 1pin position. 1pin marking That’s the end of making JTAG Converter Cable. November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 31 O p e r a t i o n 8.2.2 M a n u a l KEIL integrated development tool (MDK-ARM) 1. Install MDK-ARM on your PC at first,. 2. Install SDK of Nordic semiconductor, as shown in "8.1 Structure of Files". 3. Connect JTAG Cable which made by "8.2.1 Example for JTAG Converter Cable". To touch JTAG Cable to the land of board, connect it little slanted. JTAG1(VCC) GND ICE 4. Connect the USB Mini Converter Cable to PC. At this time, the LED on board will be bright as shown in below. ICE LED USB mini cable 5. KEIL integrated development tool is opened when you execute the "xxxxxxxx.uvproj" file in ARM folder, nrf51822¥Board¥mb39c811_evbsk_02¥ble_app_ibeacon¥arm¥ble_app_ibeacon.uvproj and then the program is builded when click the "Build target" or "Rebuild all target files" on "Project". 32 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l Figure 8-1 Build target Build Rebuild 6. Write to FLASH and execute the program. To write the program to FLASH, push "LOAD" button, as shown in Figure 8-2. Figure 8-2 Write to FLASH Write to FLASH The debugger starts by clicking "d" button as shown in below. Figure 8-3 Start Debugger Start Debugger To execute the program, push "execute" button after start debugger, as shown in Figure 8-4. Figure 8-4 Execute the program Execute That’s the end of programing by KEIL integrated development tool. November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 33 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 9. APPENDIX 9.1 Assemble Case Notes: − − The following step is already finished by initial packing. Please use it as reference information. Show the method of assemble case about TDK:BCS4630B9 only. Picture of completion case Requirement for preparation MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Starter Kit Soldering iron, Solder (For connecting solar cell to board) Double sided tape (For putting solar cell on case) 1set 1set 1device 1. Prepare a case (TAKACHI: PS-65) and Solar Cell (TDK: BCS4630B9). 2. Bring the flat surface of case to top. 3. Put a double sided tape on solar cell of other side. 4. Put a solar cell to the flat surface of case. Please be careful about direction. Case hole is right side Solar cell terminal is under side 34 CONFIDENTIAL MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 5. Remove a lid of case. 6. Bring putted solar cell to other side, and then connect it to SolarP/SolarN land on MB39C811-EVBSK-02 board using soldering iron. SolarN land SolarP land 7. Put the board into case, and then revert a lid of case. If need to fix the board to case, please use "TAKACHI: EM-1.6 (sold separately)" and so on. However it is 2 fixing holes only. That's the end of the Assemble case. November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL 35 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 10. Ordering Information Table 10-1 Ordering Information 36 CONFIDENTIAL Part number Version MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Rev 1.0 Note MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l 11. Major Changes Page Section Change Results Revision 1.0 - - - - P.6 1. DESCRIPTION Initial release Revision 2.0 Changed from "Bluetooth Low Energy" to "Bluetooth® Smart (Low Energy)". Modified the description of BLE module. P.7 2. FEATURES P.8 4.1 Contents in a package Modified the description of BLE module, and Note. P.9 4.2.2 Setup of Receiving P.12 4.3.1 Method of Rewriting Beacon IDs Added "Table4-1 Commands List". P.14 4.3.1 Method of Rewriting Beacon IDs Added "[7] Read/Write of Bluetooth company". P.28 8.1 Structure of Files Added the solar cell of Panasonic:AM-1801. Modified some recommended Application. Added the method of rechecking. Modified the description. Added the Note. Added "pstorage_platform.h" file. P.35 9.1 Assemble Case November 10, 2014, MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E CONFIDENTIAL Added the Note. 37 O p e r a t i o n 38 CONFIDENTIAL M a n u a l MB39C811-EVBSK-02_SS901-00028-2v0-E, November 10, 2014 O p e r a t i o n M a n u a l SS901-00028-2v0-E Spansion Support Tool Manual MB39C811-EVBSK-02 Energy Harvesting Starter Kit for Buck Power Management IC with Bluetooth® Smart (Low Energy) Beacon Operation Manual November 2014 Rev. 2.0 Published: Spansion Inc. 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