Texas Instruments 2541SENSOR The CC2541SensorTag is an app development tool using TIs 2.4 GHz CC2541 Bluetooth Low Energy System-on-Chip. User Manual

Texas Instruments Inc. The CC2541SensorTag is an app development tool using TIs 2.4 GHz CC2541 Bluetooth Low Energy System-on-Chip.

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SWRU324 October 2012   Web sites:  www.ti.com/lprf E2E Forum:  www.ti.com/lprf-forum Make  sure  to  subscribe  to  the  Low-Power  RF  Newsletter  to  receive information about updates to documentation, new product releases, and more. Sign up on the TI web pages.  Bluetooth SensorTag Quick Start Guide  Opening the Box and Using the SensorTag  The SensorTag simplifies development of Bluetooth low energy sensor applications. It allows app developers to quickly and easy write smart phone apps for Bluetooth low energy accessories without any embedded hardware or software development. www.ti.com/SensorTag  1. Kit Contents    SensorTag   1x CR2032 Battery   Documentation  The  RF  boards  in  this  kit  are  FCC  and  IC certified  and  tested/complies  with  ETSI/R&TTE over  temperature  from  0  to  +35°C1.  The  RF board have integrated PCB antenna.  Caution! Dispose the battery properly and keep out of reach  of  children.  If  swallowed,  contact  a  physician immediately.  Caution!  The  kit  contains  ESD  sensitive components.  Handle  with  care  to  prevent permanent damage.    2. Assembly of the SensorTag  Insert  the  battery2 in  the  battery  connector  and place the printed circuit board in the black plastic cover with the battery facing down.    Note that when inserting the battery for the first time,  the  PCB  contact  point  surface  has  a  thin layer of solder residue that may prevent contact with the battery. Remove and insert the battery a few times to power the SensorTag.   Push  the  side  button  to  check  if  the  battery  is correctly inserted. When the button is pushed the LED marked D1 should start to blink.      Add  the  transparent  plastic  cover  to  close  the inner hard plastic pieces. Complete  the  assembly  of  the  SensorTag  by adding the red plastic cover.   3. Sensors  The SensorTag is fitted with six sensors and all sensors are chosen to be small, energy efficient and  low  cost  surface  mount  devices.  The sensors use I2C interface and are connected to the  same  interface  bus  with  separate  enable signals.  To  minimize  current  consumption  all sensors  are by default  disabled and  they  are in sleep  mode  between  measurements.  Each sensor can be enabled and read individually. The SensorTag includes the following sensors:    IR  Temperature  Sensor  (TMP006)  from Texas Instruments, http://www.ti.com/product/tmp006   Humidity Sensor (SHT21) from Sensirion,   http://www.sensirion.com/en/products/humidity-temperature/humidity-sensor-sht21/    Pressure  Sensor  (T5400)  from  Epcos, http://www.epcos.com/inf/57/ds/T5400.pdf    Accelerometer (KXTJ9) from Kionix,   http://www.kionix.com/accelerometers/kxtj9    Gyroscope  (IMU-3000)  from  InvenSense, http://www.invensense.com/mems/gyro/imu3000.html    Magnetometer  (MAG3110)  from  Freescale, http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=MAG3110   4. Downloading the app from App Store  The  SensorTag  can  communicate  with  any Bluetooth  4.0  enabled  devices,  for  instance  a smart phone or a tablet.  Currently the TI Bluetooth SensorTag app is only supported for Bluetooth 4.0 enabled iOS devices (iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod Touch  and the new iPad).  There  is  currently  no  common  Bluetooth low  energy  Application  Program  Interface  (API) for Android devices available.    Download the TI Bluetooth SensorTag app from Apple‟s App Store: Or search for SensorTag on App Store. 5. Connecting to a Bluetooth 4.0 enabled iDevice  For a Bluetooth 4.0 iOS Device to communicate with  the  SensorTag,  Bluetooth  needs  to  be turned  on  and  the  SensorTag  needs  to  be advertising.  The  SensorTag  can  enable  and disable  advertising  by  pushing  the  side  button. When  the  SensorTag  is  advertising  the  green LED (D1) is blinking. It might be hard to see the blinking  LED  when  the  SensorTag  is  fully assembled.  Start the TI Bluetooth SensorTag app. When the app is launched it will search for all Bluetooth low energy devices in the area. Enable advertising by clicking on the side button. The SensorTag icon should  appear  indicating  a  successful connection.  If  no Bluetooth 4.0  devices are  detected  by  the SensorTag  within  30  seconds,  advertising  will stop and the SensorTag will go back to sleep. To re-activate  advertising  and  turning  on  the SensorTag press the side button once more.                                       1 Operating temperature for CC2541 is -40 to 85C  2 Maximum input voltage is 3.6V Side Button
6. Use the SensorTag app  The  TI  Bluetooth  SensorTag  app  allows  you  to create  your “own”  app by selecting  the different sensors you want to use.  When  connected to the  SensorTag  click  on  the arrow next to the SensorTag symbol to get to the sensor selection screen.    Select the different sensors by turning them „on‟. Adjust  the  sensor  data  collection  interval  by moving the sliding bars, and select which axis to display for the multi-axis sensors. When you click „Show application‟  the  TI Bluetooth SensorTag app  will  display  the  selected  sensor  data  with selected data interval.     To  view  and  store  the  sample  code  of  the selected  sensor  configuration  select  „Store sensor configuration‟.  Go back to „SensorTag device details‟ to select another combination of sensor data to display.  Source  code  for  the  Bluetooth  low  energy SensorTag app can be found at: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Bluetooth_SensorTag     7. Using the app as an attribute and service explorer  In  addition  you  can  use  the  TI  Bluetooth SensorTag  app  to  read  the  services  and attributes  of  any  Bluetooth  low  energy  enabled device.  Connect  the  Bluetooth  low  energy  device,  and make sure that the Bluetooth low energy device is advertising prior to connecting.  When  connected  select  the  arrow  next  to  the device  name  and  then  select  „Service discovered’  and/or  „Characteristics discovered’  to  view  the  services  and characteristics  of  the  Bluetooth  low  energy device.   Click  on  the  arrow  next  to  „Service  discovered‟ and  „Characteristics  discovered‟  to  display  the Services and Characteristics.   8. Using the SensorTag with TI’s BLE Device Monitor  Download  and  install  TI‟s  BLE  Device  Monitor from:  www.ti.com/SensorTag.  Please  note  that you also need a CC2540 USB dongle to use the BLE Device monitor.  The BLE Device Monitor allows you to discover, read  and  alter  attributes  on  any  BLE  device. More detailed information about the BLE Device Monitor can be found at: www.ti.com/SensorTag   Note  that  BLE  Device  Monitor  is  currently  only supported on Windows 7/XP.    9. Supported platforms   To use the SensorTag a Bluetooth 4.0 device is required and the API of the device must support the  Bluetooth  low  energy  API.  Currently  the following devices are supported:   iPhone 4S   iPhone 5   iPad (3)   iPod Touch (5th generation)   MacBook Air ( 2011 model and newer)   MacBook Pro (2012 model and newer)   Any  Windows  PC  with CC2540  USB dongle connected using BLE Device Monitor. Part of TI BLE stack v1.30 and newer.  10. Next steps  1. Learn more about the SensorTag and the BLE Device Monitor at: www.ti.com/SensorTag   2. Download the TI Bluetooth low energy stack at: http://www.ti.com/tool/ble-stack  3.  Meet  other  Bluetooth  low  energy  developers and get technical support at:  http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/538.aspx  Electronic version of the quick start guide, got to: http://www.ti.com/lit/swru324   Make sure to subscribe to the Wireless Connectivity eNewsletter. Sign up today to get the latest information on all TI wireless  connectivity  devices!  The  Wireless  Connectivity  eNewsletter  keeps  you  up  to  date  on  new  software  and hardware releases, developers' news, and other news and events associated with TI's wireless connectivity solutions.
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