3.1 Module Overview

The RNBD350 Bluetooth® Low Energy Module integrates the Bluetooth 5.2 baseband controller, Bluetooth stack, digital and analog I/O and RF power amplifier into one solution.
Figure 3-1. RNBD350 Module Block Diagram
Figure 3-2. Pin Diagram – RNBD350 Module
Note: Ensure the exposed thermal pad (EP_PAD) on the bottom of the module is connected to ground in the PCB.
Table 3-1. Pinout and Signal Descriptions List
Pin# RNBD350 Module PinRNBD350 Pin DefinitionType
1GNDGround
2NMCLRReset
3PA4UART Request to Send (RTS)O
4VDD_AAVDD Power Supply Input
5GNDGround
6PA11/SOSCIReserved. No Connect
7PA12/SOSCOReserved. No Connect
8GroundGND
9PB5(1)Bluetooth® status LEDO
10PA3(1)PTA control (BT_ACTIVE)O
11PB4(1)UART transmit indication pinO
12PB6UART receive dataI
13PB8(1)Bluetooth Low Energy status indication pin 2/2O
14PB9UART receive indication pin/RNBD350 wake-up pin Low-power modeI
15PB7Dedicated ADC pin for Host MCU to query ADC valueI
16VDDVDD power supply input
17VDDVDD power supply input
18GNDGround
19PA5UART transmit dataO
20PA6UART Clear to Send (CTS)I
21GNDGround
22PA9(1)PTA control (BT_PRIORITY)/UART mode switchO
23PA10(2)Bluetooth Low Energy status indication pin 1/2O
24PA8(2)PTA control (WLAN ACTIVE)I
25PA7Debug UART receive dataO
26NCNo Connect
27GNDGround
28NCNo Connect
29NCNo Connect
30NCNo Connect
31EP_PADGround
Note:
  1. The priority of the PTA function is higher than that of the mode switch function.
  2. The priority of the PTA function is higher than that of the event indicator function.