The Bluetooth SPP based on CC2564 with MSP430F5418a (bluetopia stack).

Andrei Abramchuk

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC256XMSPBTBLESW, MSP430F5418A, MSP430F5438A, MSP430F5342

Hi colleges!

I have compiled demo project <SPPDemo> from "CC256XMSPBTBLESW: Stonestreet One BT+BLE Stack on MSP430 v1.3" and found delightful result:

There were used only 116k of Flash and 6.5k of RAM.

Is that mean the possibility to implement Serial Port extension via Bluetooth based on lightweight MSP430F5418a (128k Flash, 16k RAM) instead of MSP430F5438a (256k Flash, 16k RAM). Or even to use the MSP430F5342 (128k Flash, 10k RAM) in small QFN48 (7x7mm).

Thanks for your advice and comments.

over 12 years ago

0 Stonestreet One Support over 12 years ago

Mastermind 7225 points

Hi Andrei,

Yes, you can use any of these for SPP based applications. The flash size that you mentioned includes the flash for the included demo application. You may not need all the functionality of that application and that can be reduced further so you will have more flash room to play with.

Best Regards,

Stonestreet One.

0 biao he over 12 years ago

Prodigy 10 points

Can you send me

BT+BLE Stack on MSP430 v1.3

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The Bluetooth SPP based on CC2564 with MSP430F5418a (bluetopia stack).

BT+BLE Stack on MSP430 v1.3