Texas Instruments SimpleLink CC3200 Wi-Fi User manual

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2014

CC3200-LAUNCHXL User’s Guide, Ver 1.1

ABSTRACT

This document describes the CC3200-LAUNCHXL (CC3200 Launchpad). It details the features of the

hardware and also explains the correct usage of the board.

CC3200-LAUNCHXL User’s Guide

Contents

Introduction.............................................................................................................................................2

Board overview ................................................................................................................................2

Features ..........................................................................................................................................3

Hardware description ............................................................................................................................... 4

Connector description.......................................................................................................................4

1.1.1.1 P1 connector assignment .......................................................................................................................................4

1.1.1.2 P2 connector assignment .......................................................................................................................................5

1.1.1.3 P3 connector assignment .......................................................................................................................................5

1.1.1.4 P4 connector assignment .......................................................................................................................................5

1.1.1.5 Jumper settings .....................................................................................................................................................6

1.1.2 Power selection.............................................................................................................7

1.1.3 USB connections............................................................................................................7

1.1.4 JTAGsignals...................................................................................................................7

1.1.5 User LEDs and push-buttons ...........................................................................................8

1.1.6 On-board sensors ..........................................................................................................8

Hardware documents ...............................................................................................................................8

LP V2.0 RevA- PG 1.11 .......................................................................................................................8

Software Information................................................................................................................................ 8

1.1.7 USB driver (For BP/LP)....................................................................................................8

Introduction

Board overview

This board is designed to be used as a standalone development platform for application development using the CC3200

device. It can be also used in conjunction with compatible booster-packs to enhance the peripherals available in the

system. The board features on-board emulation using FTDI device and has an array of sensors for an out of the box

experience. This board can be directly connected to the PC using software development platforms including CCS and IAR.

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Features

CC3200 WIFI application processor

USB interface to PC for CCS/IAR using XDS ICDI USB drivers

Flash update over the USB using Simple Link Programmer.

2x20 pin Connectors : Compatible to TI MCU Launch Pads with added functions.

Standalone development platform featuring sensors, LEDs and push-buttons

Power from USB for the launchpad as well as external boosterpack

Operates from 2xAA alkaline battery.

Push buttons for RESET

3 user LEDs

On-board antenna and U.FL connector selectable using a capacitor re-work.

Sensors including temperature, 3-axis accelerometer.

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Hardware description

Connector description

1.1.1.1 P1 connector assignment

Pin No

Signal name

Direction w.r.t CC3200

Comments

P1.1

VCC(3.3V)

OUT

Max 100mA for peripherals

P1.2

GPIO03/ADC_CH2

P1.3

GPIO_02/UART1_RX

P1.4

GPIO_01/UART1_TX

OUT

P1.5

OUT

UNUSED

P1.6

GPIO_04/ADC_CH3

P1.7

GPIO_14/SPI_CLK

OUT

P1.8

GPIO_11

P1.9

GPIO_10/GPIO_12/I2C_SCL

2.2K pull-ups on board

P1.10

GPIO_11/GPIO_13/I2C_SDA

2.2K pull-ups on board

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1.1.1.2 P2 connector assignment

Pin No

Signal name

Direction w.r.t CC3200

Comments

P2.1

GND

PWR

P2.2

GPIO_22

OUT

P2.3

GPIO_17/SPI_CS

OUT

P2.4

GPIO_28

OUT

P2.5

RESET

OUT

Reset output from board

P2.6

GPIO_16/SPI_DOUT

OUT

P2.7

GPIO_15/SPI_DIN

P2.8

GPIO_10

P2.9

GPIO_12

P2.10

GPIO_13

1.1.1.3 P3 connector assignment

Pin No

Signal name

Direction w.r.t CC3200

Comments

P3.1

P3.2

GND

P3.3

GPIO_23/TDI

P3.4

GPIO_24/TDO

OUT

P3.5

GPIO_28/TCK

P3.6

GPIO_29/TMS

P3.7

GPIO_08/AUD_SYNC

OUT

P3.8

GPIO_30/AUD_CLK

OUT

P3.9

GPIO_09/AUD_DOUT

OUT

P3.10

GPIO_00/AUD_DIN

1.1.1.4 P4 connector assignment

Pin No

Signal name

Direction w.r.t CC3200

Comments

P4.1

GPIO_26

OUT

P4.2

GPIO_27

OUT

P4.3

GPIO_25

OUT

P4.4

GPIO_00/GPIO_07/UART1_RTS

OUT

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P4.5

GPIO_06/UART1_CTS

P4.6

GPIO_28

I/O

P4.7

GPIO_07/NWP_LOGGER

OUT

P4.8

GPIO_05/WLAN_LOGGER

OUT

P4.9

GPIO_04/WL_RS232_RX

P4.10

GPIO_03/WL_RS232_TX

OUT

1.1.1.5 Jumper settings

1.1.1.5.1 Power

Reference

Function

Value

Comments

J22

ICDI Power

Closed

Supplies 3.3V to the ICDI

J23

Board power

2-3

1-2

Supplies 3.3V to the board from USB

Supplies power to the board from battery

1.1.1.5.2 I2C

Reference

Function

Value

Comments

Pull-up on SDA

Closed

Enable 3.3K pull-ups on the SDA

Pull-up on SCL

Closed

Enable 3.3K pull-ups on the SDA

J13

SDA

Closed

Connect on-board sensors to I2C bus

J14

SCL

Closed

Connect on-board sensors to I2C bus

1.1.1.5.3 UART

Reference

Function

Value

Comments

UART TX

1-2

2-3

Routes UART to 2x20 pin for Booster pack

Routes UART to ICDI for flash programming.

UART RX

1-2

2-3

Routes UART to 2x20 pin for Booster pack

Routes UART to ICDI for flash programming

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1.1.1.5.4 Operating modes (Debug)

Mode

SOP2

J11

SOP1

SOP0

J10

Functional mode with 4 Wire JTAG

Functional Mode with 2 Wire SWD

Flash programming mode over UART

Note : '0' indicates jumper is open

1.1.2 Power selection

The board can be powered from the USB connector using the on-board LDO (3.3V) or using an external battery (2xAA). The

battery is connected to J24. There is built-in reverse polarity protection for the battery connector.

The selection between the battery and USB power is performed using the jumper J23.

J23(1-2) [Battery powered]

J23(2-3) [USB powered]

1.1.3 USB connections

The Launchpad features an USB connector labelled J25.

J25 is used to power the board and also for the JTAG emulation and UART ports. Currently only one UART port for the

flash programming is provided on the board. The board requires the installation of Stellaris ICDI Drivers to be installed for

proper operation. This is provided as part of the SDK release.

1.1.4 JTAGsignals

The JTAG lines are brought out on separate headers on the PCB. The jumpers are shorted to connect the CC3200 JTAG to

the ICDI device on-board. To use an external emulator, these jumpers have to be un-installed and the JTAG signals to be

connected on the jumpers below.

JTAG connector

Pin No

Signal

Direction

J17

TCK

J18

TMS

J19

TDO

Out

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J20

TDI

1.1.5 User LEDs and push-buttons

There are 3 user LEDs on the board along with 2 push buttons. The usage can be controlled by the application program.

Signal mapping

Reference

Colour

GPIO maping

comment

GREEN

GPIO_11

Glows when GPIO = 1.

YELLOW

GPIO_10

Glows when GPIO = 1.

RED

GPIO_09

Glows when GPIO = 1

SW1

GPIO_13

High when pressed.

SW2

GPIO_22

High when pressed.

1.1.6 On-board sensors

There are two sensors on the board which are connected to the I2C bus. The sensors can be isolated from the I2C bus

using the jumpers J14 and J13. By default the pull-ups on the I2C are not enabled. To enable these install jumpers J7 and

J8.

The sensors available on the board are listed below with their address

Reference

Part No

Type

Address

TMP006

Temperature sensor

0x41

BMA222

3-Axis Accelerometer

0X18

Hardware documents

LP V2.0 RevA- PG 1.11

Schematics

Assembly diagram

Placement diagram

Bill of materials

ECO List (Changes made to the sch/bom )

Gerber Files

pcb (Gerber) files

Software Information

1.1.7 USB driver (For BP/LP)

For Windows (XP, Win7) Link

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