Hardware#
For dual-chip implementation, the Bluetooth demo runs on a (reference board) along with the ported EdgeFast Open Bluetooth API host stack. The Linker Layer (LL) runs on a wireless module. A standard UART HCI and PCM is used to communicate between the two boards, the IMU is used to communicate in between. The Bluetooth host and controller stack run on different boards. The demo hardware requires two different boards; a development board for host stack and application and a wireless module adapter board for controller running. For example, the evkbmimxrt1170 any of the supported Murata modules with the Murata uSD-M.2 adapter. For details on the board hardware requirement and board setting, see the following documents. For one-chip implementation, the Bluetooth demo, EdgeFast Open Bluetooth API host stack, and LL run on one chip and they communicate with IMU.
Hardware rework guide document of the relative board, Hardware Rework Guide for MIMXRT1170-EVKB and Hardware Interconnection Guide for i.MX RT EVKs and Murata M.2 modules.
Readme file of the examples.
Reference boards list#
MIMXRT1170: For details, see the quick start guide of this reference board (MIMXRT1170).
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Dual-chip wireless module list#
Module |
HCI |
|---|---|
uSD-15x15 Adapter Board for AW-AM457-uSD |
UART |
uSD-15x15 Adapter Board for AW-CM358-uSD |
UART |
uSD-15x15 Adapter Board for AW-AM510-uSD |
UART |
AW-CM358MA |
UART |
AW-CM510MA |
UART |
K32W061 |
UART |
Murata uSD-M.2 Adapter (LBEE0ZZ1WE-uSD-M2) and Embedded Artists 1ZM M.2 Module (EAR00364) |
UART |
Murata uSD-M.2 Adapter (LBEE0ZZ1WE-uSD-M2) and Embedded Artists 1XK M.2 Module (EAR00385) |
UART |
Murata uSD-M.2 Adapter (LBEE0ZZ1WE-uSD-M2) and Embedded Artists 2EL M.2 Module (Rev-A1) |
UART |
For details on AzureWave module, see the quick start guide of this reference board AW-AM457-uSD, AW-CM358-uSD, AW-CM358MA, AW-AM510-uSD, AW-CM510MA, and K32W061.
For Murata documentation, refer to the Quick Start Guide and User Guide here.
Note: The boards and wireless module lists are not random combination. For the wireless module support list of specific board, see the readme.txt of each example.
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Edgefast Open Board Module Support#
Board and Module Support Matrix#
Board |
Default Module |
Default Interface: M.2 |
Default Interface: Arduino |
Default Interface: uSD Slot |
MURATA_1XK (IW416) |
MURATA_1ZM (88W8987) |
MURATA_2EL (IW612) |
MURATA_2LL (IW610) |
AW300 (IW612) |
K32W |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
evkbimxrt1050 |
MURATA_2EL |
- |
- |
x |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
- |
- |
BLE |
evkbmimxrt1170 |
MURATA_2EL |
x |
- |
AW300 only |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic/LE Audio |
BLE |
BLE/Classic |
- |
evkcmimxrt1060 |
MURATA_2EL |
x |
- |
IW610 only |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic/LE Audio |
BLE |
- |
- |
evkmimxrt595 |
MURATA_2EL |
x |
- |
- |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE |
- |
BLE |
evkmimxrt685 |
MURATA_2EL |
- |
- |
x |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE |
- |
- |
evkmimxrt1040 |
MURATA_1ZM |
x |
- |
- |
BLE |
BLE |
- |
- |
- |
- |
evkmimxrt1180 |
MURATA_2EL |
x |
- |
- |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE |
- |
- |
frdmmcxn947 |
MURATA_2LL + adapter |
- |
x |
- |
BLE/Classic |
- |
- |
BLE |
- |
- |
mcxn5xxevk |
MURATA_1XK |
x |
- |
- |
BLE/Classic |
- |
- |
BLE |
- |
- |
mcxn9xxevk |
MURATA_1XK |
x |
- |
- |
BLE/Classic |
- |
- |
BLE |
- |
- |
mimxrt685audevk |
MURATA_2EL |
x |
- |
- |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE |
- |
- |
mimxrt700evk |
MURATA_2EL |
x |
- |
- |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic |
BLE/Classic/LE Audio |
BLE |
- |
- |
Board |
Default Module |
support feature |
|---|---|---|
frdmimxrt700 |
IW612 |
BLE/Classic/LE Audio |
frdmimxrt1152 |
IW612 |
BLE/Classic |
frdmrw612 |
- |
BLE |
rdrw612bga |
- |
BLE |
Notes#
x in a Default Interface column indicates the physical interface used on that board to connect the default module.
BLE means only Bluetooth Low Energy is supported.
BLE/Classic means both BLE and Bluetooth Classic are supported.
BLE/Classic/LE Audio means BLE, Bluetooth Classic, and LE Audio are all supported.
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