User Manual

DA14585/DA14531 SW Platform Reference Manual

UM-B-119

Contents

• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. Target Audience
  • 1.2. Device Modes
  • 1.3. Main Building Blocks
  • 1.4. Hardware Configurations
  • 1.5. Network Modes
  • 1.6. Profiles
  • 1.7. Protocol Stack
  • 1.8. Controller
  • 1.9。宿主
  • 1.10. DA14585/586 System on Chip Platform
  • 1.11。DA14531系统芯片平台上
• 2. Software Platform Overview
  • 2.1. System Software and Main Loop
  • 2.2. Peripheral and Radio Drivers
  • 2.3. Real-Time Kernel
  • 2.4. Bluetooth Low Energy Software
  • 2.5. Application Software
  • 2.6. Supported Hardware Configurations
  • 2.7. Software Development Environment
• 3. BLE Development Environment and First Application
  • 3.1. Development Environment
  • 3.2. Proximity Reporter: Your First Bluetooth Low Energy Application
• 4.User Guides
  • 4.1. BLE Features
  • 4.2. System Features
• 5. Peripheral Example Applications
  • 5.1. Introduction
  • 5.2. Software Description
  • 5.3. Getting Started
  • 5.4. Configuring the UART terminal port on a DA14585/586/531 HDK
  • 5.5. Configuring the SWD Interface on a DA14585/586/531 HDK
  • 5.6. Blinky: Your First DA14585/586/531 Application Example
  • 5.7. UART Example
  • 5.8. SPI Flash Memory Example
  • 5.9. I2C EEPROM Example
  • 5.10. Quadrature Decoder Example
  • 5.11. Systick Example
  • 5.12. TIMER0 (PWM0, PWM1) Example
  • 5.13. TIMER0 General Example
  • 5.14. TIMER2 (PWM2, PWM3, PWM4) Example
  • 5.15. Battery Example
• 6. Appendix
  • 6.1. Booting from Serial Interfaces
  • 6.2. Creation of a Secondary Bootloader
  • 6.3. Production Line Tool Reference CLI
  • 6.4. Flash Programmer
  • 6.5. Writing HEX File into OTP Memory
  • 6.6. BLE Coexistence with other 2.4GHz radios
• 7. Revision history
• 8. Status definitions
• 9. Disclaimer