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Does the CC2540 come with M-Health profiles implemented on the FW?

Ruben JuanJuan
Prodigy 190 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2540, CC2564

I'm planning to add to my smartphone board a BT4.0 BLE device like the CC2540. The reason? I want to "talk" to M-Health devices running on BLE already.

My question is: Does the CC2540 already implement in the FW the M-Health BLE profile services like Glucose, Heart Rate, Blood pressure services? If so, what would be the software interface from my smartphone CPU to the CC2540?

I don't have time to implement any protocol stack on my platform, I want to focus on the application development. So I hope all protocol stack and profiles required for BLE communication are already implemented in the CC2540.

Regards and Thanks!

Ruben

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    TI__Guru 57865 points

    Hi Ruben,

    Ruben JuanJuan said:
    Does the CC2540 already implement in the FW the M-Health BLE profile services like Glucose, Heart Rate, Blood pressure services?

    We have software examples fully implementing the adopted profiles you indicate (although individually).

    Ruben JuanJuan said:
    I don't have time to implement any protocol stack on my platform, I want to focus on the application development. So I hope all protocol stack and profiles required for BLE communication are already implemented in the CC2540.

    The CC2540 is a flash based System On Chip that allows you to run the complete software solution (Application + BLE stack) on one chip, so .

    To read more about our software solution I suggest you download the stack installer at www.ti.com/ble-stack, which includes useful documentation. You can also have a look at other implementations at our wiki (www.ti.com/ble-wiki).

    Best Regards 

  • 0 in reply to J Lindh
    Prodigy 190 points

    Hi Nick,

    Thanks for your professional answer!

    In fact, I might need a full dual solution BT4.0 as a single IC in my feature phone platform. Currently Im using a BT2.1 device from another vendor and I would like to replace it by full BT4.0 single solution. I don't see having two separate BT ICs (2.1 + BLE) as a feasible option.

    Which Ti chipset would you recommend? Would it be compatible with our current BT2.1 stack from another IC vendor?

    Regards,

    Ruben

  • 0 in reply to Ruben JuanJuan
    TI__Guru 57865 points

    Hi Ruben,

    If you are looking for a dual mode solution, have a look at CC2564. 

    Best Regards