ST STEVAL-BCN002V1B User manual

Quick Start Guide
STEVAL-BCN002V1B - BlueTile kit
www.st.com/bluetile

What do you want to do? 2
Unpack and run
the default demo Start designing
your application
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www.st.com/bluetile ST BLE Sensor

Run the preloaded Demo
•The preloaded demo on Bluetile is the BLE_SensorDemo available in the SDK software development kit
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Step 1
To power the system, slide
the battery inside the holder.
Step 2
Download and run the ST BLE Sensor
app from the iOS or Android store
www.st.com/bluems
Step 3
Discover, connect and see the
data in real time; swipe for more
ST BLE Sensor

Run the preloaded Demo 4
Environmental
sensors Inertial sensor and MotionFX fusion Accelerometer events LED control Voice over BLE (BlueVoice)
References for libraries embedded in the demo
•UM2220 Getting started with MotionFX sensor fusion library
•UM2382 / UM2196 Getting started with BlueVoice full/single duplex
www.st.com/bluetile ST BLE Sensor

Start designing your application 5
Software setup
SDK & IDE Hardware setup
Flash & Debug
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Flash only
using the host board Flash & Debug using the host board
and ST-Link on a Nucleo

Software setup: SDK & IDE
•Download and unzip the Bluetile SDK (software development kit) from www.st.com/bluetile
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BLE_SensorDemo is the default
firmware preloaded for demo purposes
Select the most appropriate project in BLE_Examples directory
•BLE_Beacon to advertise programmable data
•BLE_HID_Peripheral to emulate a wireless keyboard or mouse
•BLE_SensorDemo to stream sensor data to the reference app ST BLE Sensor
•DTM to enable BlueNRG-2 control in real-time using STSW-BNRGUI software tool
Open the project file corresponding to your favorite IDE
•EWARM for IAR Embedded Workbench by IAR
•MDK-ARM for KEIL uVision by ARM
•TrueStudio for TrueStudio by Atollic
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3

Hardware setup: Flash & Debug 7
Step 1
Remove the battery and plug the BlueNRG-Tile on its
host board, move switch SW2 and SW3 in position 2-3 Remove the battery and plug the BlueNRG-Tile on its host board, plug the host board on any Nucleo ST-Link
Flash Flash & Debug with supported IDEs
10 pin SWD/UART connector 5 pin SWD connector
Alignment connectors
SW2 and SW3
in position 2-3
Remove
the battery

not needed for
Window 10
Hardware setup: Flash & Debug 8
Step 3
Step 1
Step 2
Connect the USB of the host board to the laptop
Download and install STSW-STM32102
Virtual COM port driver (VCOM)
Download, install, run STSW-BNRGFLASHER
to Flash BlueNRG-2(reference manual UM2406) Download, install and run STSW-BNRG1STLINK to Flash BlueNRG-2 (reference manual UM2109)
Connect the USB of the host board to the laptop, also
connect the USB of the Nucleo ST-Link to the laptop
Flash Flash & Debug with supported IDEs
Flasher
in UART
mode
SW2 and SW3 in position 2-3
Host board
If BlueNRG-2 is in deep sleep, it is not possible to Flash & Debug
(use STSW-BNRGFLASHER to Flash - see next slide)
Flash & Debug using supported IDEs (IAR, Keil, Atollic
TrueSTUDIO) or…

Hardware setup: Flash & Debug
•If BlueNRG-2 is in deep sleep
•It is not possible to Flash & Debug with STSW-BNRG1STLINK: the SWD interface is shut down and the ST-Link will not
detect BlueNRG-2
•Use STSW-BNRGFLASHER to Flash then Debug with supported IDEs
•Use STSW-BNRGFLASHER to mass erase then Flash & Debug with supported IDEs
•When debugging, custom firmware should not enter deep sleep: as soon as the deep sleep mode is activated the SWD
interface will be shut down and the ST-Link will be disconnected
•When the BlueNRG-Tile is plugged on its host motherboard, the reference firmware automatically disables deep sleep
mode to enable Flash & Debug with the ST-Link
•BlueNRG-2 is not an STM32 microcontroller!
•The standard ST-Link Utility STSW-LINK004 will NOT work with BlueNRG-2
•Use the BlueNRG ST-Link Utility STSW-BNGR1STLINK or STSW-BNRGFLASHER
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