Introduction
Users can assess the development platform by executing the Preprogrammed Demo example or by running the Precompiled Application examples. The precompiled application examples consist of both basic and advanced applications. The basic application examples, also known as building blocks, offer users fundamental Bluetooth applications that cover individual concepts, such as legacy and extended advertisement and data transfer using a profile and service. The advanced applications demonstrate more complex applications that involve multiple digital/analog peripherals running in parallel while maintaining a Bluetooth link.
For developing Zigbee use cases, refer to Zigbee and Multiprotocol (BLE and Zigbee) applications.
It is recommended to run the preprogrammed demo example, and then install the toolchain and other application examples. Run some of the precompiled application examples of interest and then start developing the application by choosing the appropriate application example.
The following table provides a list of resources available and a summary of information the sections cover in this documentation.
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Evaluating board features, running the preprogrammed demo example. | |
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Installing IDE, tool chain, Bluetooth stacks and application examples on the PC. | |
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Bluetooth application documentation describing steps to test and develop the precompiled application examples. | |
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Zigbee Application documentation describing steps to test and develop the precompiled application examples. | |
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BLE and Zigbee Precompiled application and support documentation. | |
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Adding analog/digital peripherals to the application | |
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Enabling low power modes - Sleep/Standby or Deep Sleep/Backup modes in the design. | |
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Enabling firmware updates in the design (serial or over the air). | |
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Documentation that is generic and used as supporting document with the application example documentation. |