Texas Instruments XTAG The xTag is a development tool for TIs 2.4 GHz xTag BLE System-on-Chip User Manual
Texas Instruments Inc. The xTag is a development tool for TIs 2.4 GHz xTag BLE System-on-Chip Users Manual
Users Manual
January 2014 Model: xTAG FCC ID: ZATxTAG IC: 451H-xTAG CC2650 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 2. Assembly of the SensorTag Insert the battery in the battery connector and place the printed circuit board in the black plastic cover with the battery facing down. Add the transparent plastic cover to close the inner hard plastic pieces. Complete the assembly of the SensorTag by adding the red plastic cover. Action Button • • • 1 x CC2650 SensorTag with enclosure 1 x CR2032 Battery Quick Start Guide The RF board in this kit is FCC and IC certified and tested/complies with ETSI/R&TTE over temperature from 0 to +35°C . The RF board has an integrated PCB antenna. Power Button Note that when inserting the battery for the first time, the PCB contact point surface may have a thin layer of solder residue that can prevent contact with the battery. Remove and insert the battery a few times to power the SensorTag. LED Caution! The kit contains ESD sensitive components. Handle with care to prevent permanent damage. FCC/IC Regulatory Compliance FCC Part 15 Class A Compliant IC ICES-003 Class A Compliant Caution! Dispose the battery properly and keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, contact physician immediately. 3. Sensors The SensorTag is fitted with several sensors and all sensors are chosen to be small, energy efficient and low cost surface mount devices. The main communication interface with the sensors are two separate I2C interface, one for the low power sensors and one for high power sensors (accelerometer/gyroscope). To minimize total 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 Ambient Light Sensor (OPT3001) from Texas Instruments Humidity Sensor (SHT21) from Sensirion, http://www.sensirion.com/en/products/humidi ty-temperature/humidity-sensor-sht21/ Pressure Sensor (BMP280) from Bosch, Accelerometer/Gyroscope (MPU-6500) from Invensense, Reed Switch (MK24) from Meder Microphone (SPH0641) from Knowles Buzzer (HCS0503A) from Changzhou Tianyin Electrical Appliance Co. 4. Downloading the SensorTag app 5. Connecting to a Bluetooth 4.0 enabled device The SensorTag can communicate with any Bluetooth 4.0 enabled devices, for instance a smart phone or a tablet. For a Bluetooth 4.0 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 power button (see picture above). When the SensorTag is advertising the red LED will blink. The Bluetooth SensorTag app is supported for both Bluetooth 4.0 enabled iOS devices and Bluetooth 4.0 supported Android devices running Android 4.3. Download the TI Bluetooth iOS SensorTag app from Apple’s App Store: 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 power button. The SensorTag icon should appear indicating a successful connection. Or search for SensorTag on App Store. Download the TI Bluetooth Android SensorTag app from http://www.ti.com/tool/sensortag-sw: If no Bluetooth 4.0 devices are detected by the SensorTag within 2 minutes, advertising will stop and the SensorTag will go back to sleep. To reactivate advertising and turning on the SensorTag press the power button once more. Operating temperature for CC2650 is -40° to 85°C Maximum input voltage is 3.6V Web sites: E2E Forum: www.ti.com/lprf 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. 6. Use the SensorTag app 7. Using the app as an attribute and service explorer The TI Bluetooth SensorTag app allows you to create your “own” app by selecting the different sensors you want to use. You can use the Bluetooth SensorTag iOS app to read the services and attributes of any Bluetooth low energy enabled device. When connected to the SensorTag click on the SensorTag tab to see readings from the sensors. Connect the Bluetooth low energy device, and make sure that the Bluetooth low energy device is advertising prior to connecting. When the device is seen in the available device list select ‘Advanced Mode’ in the bottom left corner. In advanced mode an RSSI indicator is available and by clicking on the device it will connect to the iOS device. If you then click and hold on the device name you will be able to; Show Profiles, Show Services & Characteristics, Show Advertisement data or disconnect. Enable sensor information data by clicking the different sensors, this will also allow for a graph view of the sensor readings. The data collected in the graph view can then be sent to an e-mail address by clicking on the icon in the bottom left corner. 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. When Show Services & Characteristics is selected, click on the arrow next to the different services to see the associated characteristics. For Android an attribute and service discovery explorer is provided as an standalone app, which can be downloaded at Google Play. Turn on and off the sensors by selecting ‘Profiles’ in the bottom, left corner on iOS or click on ‘Services’ on Android. In the Profiles section on iOS it is possible to 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 ‘Back’ the TI Bluetooth SensorTag app will display the selected sensor data with the selected data interval. 8. Using the SensorTag with the BLE Device Monitor for Windows Select Show Services & Characteristics to view the services and characteristics of the Bluetooth low energy device. 9. Supported platforms 10. Next steps 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: • Android devices (supporting Bluetooth 4.0) running Android 4.3 or newer. • iPhone 4S or newer • iPad (3) or newer and iPad mini th • iPod Touch (5 generation) • MacBook Air ( 2011 model and newer) • MacBook Pro (2012 model and newer) • Windows 7/XP PC with CC2540 USB dongle connected using BLE Device Monitor. Part of TI BLE stack v1.30 and newer. 1. Learn more about the SensorTag and the BLE Device Monitor at: www.ti.com/sensortag 2. Meet other Bluetooth low energy developers and get technical support at: http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/538.aspx 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. Make sure to subscribe to the Wireless Connectivity eNewsletter. 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