Cypress CAPSENSE CY3280-BSM User manual

CY3280-BSM UNIVERSAL CAPSENSE®SIMPLE BUTTON MODULE KIT
QUICK START GUIDE
1. Insert the kit DVD in the DVD drive.
2. Install PSoC Designer and PSoC Programmer.
Note The hardware prerequisites for this kit are
CY3280-20x34 Universal CapSense
Controller (UCC) board and MiniProg1.
1. Connect the CY3280-BSM board to the
CY3280-20x34 UCC board’s P2 connector.
2. In the CY3280-20x34 board, place the
jumper on header J1 to short pins 2 and 3.
In the CY3280-BSM board, place the jumper
on header J2 to short pins 2 and 3.
3. Connect MiniProg1 to the CY3280-20x34
UCC board’s ISSP connector (J3). Connect it to
your PC using a USB cable.
1. In PSoC Programmer, click File > File Load.
Browse and load CY3280_BSM_20x34.hex.
2. Click the Connect button. Select Power
Cycle mode
3. Click the Program button.
4. Click the Toggle power button.
Note The hex file is located at:
<Install_ directory>\Cypress\
CY3280-BSM\<version>\Firmware\
20x34_CSA\CY3280_BSM_20x34\
CY3280_BSM_20x34\
1. When you touch a button, the
corresponding LED on the module board lights
up, indicating the button you touched.
2. Touch the same button to turn off the LED.
You can touch multiple buttons simultaneously.
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QUICK START GUIDE
CY3280-BSM Kit Details
Note For more details on code examples, see the PDF accompanying the project in the Firmware
folder (for example, Readme_BSM_20x34.pdf) in the directory: <Install directory>\Cypress\
CY3280-BSM\<version>\Firmware\20X30_CSA\.
CY3280-BSM can be used with any of the following UCCs: CY3280-20x66, CY3280-24x94, or
CY3280-21x34 (ordering part number is CY3280-BK1).
44-pin
CapSense
Connector (J1)
CapSense Buttons
and LEDs Shield Selection
Jumper (J2)
Optional
Thermistor
Footprint
(reverse)
Voltage test points
Optional I2C EEPROM
Footprint (reverse)