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CC2640: SDK release, and BIOS, Chip ware, RTOS drivers and XDCtools directories setup for custom Sensor Controller projects

Part Number: CC2640

How do I update some of the setup information for custom Sensor Controller projects?

Sensor Controller Studio version 1.4.0, comes up in the Start Page.

If you click on an example project (one that has never been initialized before), a configuration window pops up. This window allows you to configure settings like SDK release, TI-RTOS directory, BIOS directory, Chip ware directory, TI-RTOS drivers directory and XDCtools directory.

But if you create a custom project, where do these settings come from and how do you change them?

Regards,

John

  • - The newest version of Sensor Controller Studio could be found here : www.ti.com/.../SENSOR-CONTROLLER-STUDIO Note that the most resent version is 2.4 which mean that you should upgrade.
    - Have you walked through the trainings here: dev.ti.com/.../
    - Why are you using CC2640 and not CC2640R2? The later has a current software offering that is updated every quarter.
    - Also note that the version 2.4 and newer will output scif_how_to_use.html in code generation that gives you a how to on how to integrate your project.
  • Hello Guru,

    Does version 2.4 of the Sensor Controller support the cc2640, TI-RTOS 2.18.00.03 and XTCtools 3.32.00.06?

    Regards,

    John

  • Guru,

    In answer to your question 'Why are you using CC2640 and not CC2640R2? ...because I have boards that are populated with cc2640 chips and I need to finish the application and ship these boards.

    Can you help me with my question...does version 2.4 of Sensor Controller support the cc2640, TI-RTOS 2.18.00.03 and XTCtools 3.32.00.06?

    Regards,

    John

  • Yes, v2.4 supports CC2640.

    It's just the examples in Sensor Controller Studio that are tied to a TI-RTOS version and that is for generating the example files. If you are writing your own code the code does not have any ties to whatever TI-RTOS version you are using.

    The examples you can run with TI-RTOS 2.18
  • OK, Guru,

    Thanks for your help...you convinced me to update.

        Actually I've been anxious to update...I've been seeing at least come of the issues with v1.4 listed in the update history and waiting patiently for resolution. I'm sure most if not all these issues have be resolved by now.

    Regards,

    John