Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2564, CC2564MODA, MSP430F5659, MSP430F5438
Greetings,
I'm building a Bluetooth audio product in which I need the CC2564 to act as an audio sink, spitting out PWM signals to a DAC (also from TI). I have the MSP430F5529 launchpad right now, the BOOST, and the DAC on a protoboard, and I just want to have some proof of concept as soon as possible.
I downloaded the CC2564MODA stacks for the MSP430. How should I go about testing the BOOST module? The example stack implementations seem all too big to fit on an MSP430F5529. For example, the SPPLEDemo_lite still needs about 5 more kB to fit the example.
Right now, any stack will work, as I have a custom PCB built around the F5659 (512kB flash) that will fit any of these examples. I just want to prove that I can connect to the Bluetooth module with a phone and do SOMETHING on the F5529, so that when the F5659 board and components come in, I can assemble and develop in a heartbeat since I'll have figured out all of the protocols and nuances.
What do the masters recommend? I appreciate any advice!