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New SDK 1.1.0 and ServicePack 1.0.0.10.0 are now available

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3100, CC3200, UNIFLASH

TI is releasing today the new CC3100 & CC3200 SDK 1.1.0 and the corresponding Service Pack 1.0.0.10.0  

SDK and Service Pack Download

Please download the latest SDK and Service Pack packages from the CC3100 and CC3200 Download pages

Applicable Targets

This release applies to the following devices.

  • CC3100R1
  • XCC3100HZ
  • XCC3100JR
  • CC3200R1
  • XCC3200HZ
  • XCC3200JR

Service Pack Flashing Instruction

Please check out the CC31xx and CC32xx Getting Started Guides for Service Pack updating instruction.

Release Note Documents

For a complete list of changes in this release, please refer to the cc3100-sdk\docs\cc3100-sdk_1_1_0_release_notes.pdf and cc3200-sdk\docs\cc3200-sdk_1_1_0_release_notes.pdf documents inside the SDK installer, or the release notes on our wiki pages.

Radio Tool Release 1.1

A new Radio Tool 1.1 matching this SDK is also available for download at CC31xx CC32xx Radio Tool Download Page.

  • Hi Victor,

    Thanks for the update.

    Regards,
    Raghavendra
  • Great work Victor and the team!

    There are many new examples that will help people develop products.

    I like the HTTP Client example which includes JSON parsing, I 've been using JSMN (jasmin) JSON parser in products and it works great. Also good to see examples of all the HTTP verbs for working with REST APIs. And the inclusion of using a PROXY server was a nice touch also.

    The Dynamic Library Loader example is interesting and may come in very useful when you find you are running out of memory....nice.

    And of course the MQTT examples.

    Glenn.
  • Good to see the additional Codecs in there. Very helpful
  • Victor,

    What's the likelihood of future releases of these in ZIP format instead of Windows EXE, especially since Uniflash is allegedly supposed to get a Linux update (soon)?

    I think that TI has made great strides over the past few years to make their harrdware and software tools accessible (CCS v6 seems to finally be quite nice on Linux) , but these occasional Windows-only releases still make some of this difficult.

    Thanks!
  • Hi zborgred,


    This will be taken into consideration once we release packages on non-Windows platforms. Thanks for your suggestion.

  • Thanks Victor. At the very least, perhaps it is worth breaking up the CCS examples from the SDK? Since all of the CCS examples for this product are packed inside this EXE, there is no simple way (maybe WINE) to get them out without installing just this SDK on a Windows and then transferring it over. As odd as it may sound, I don't even have Windows machines anymore since all of the GNU tools and TI's compilers are cross-platform.