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Advice on what is the best way to get my own CC2640 board to work

Ralph Deffke
Expert 2915 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2640

Hi there,


I have made up a small PCB with the CC2640 on it, and I am getting drowned by all the possibilities of sample projects. However, they are all complete and for my opinion difficult to use for dedicated purposes involved to get a new hardware to work. e.g, I would like to get the code to test the oscillator part of the chip or the GPIO and so on  Of course using the CC26xx driver library. My question relates to the underlying RTOS and it would be nice to start with a sample project were it is easy to switch on and off part of the code to focus on one part of the hardware.

My goal for the beginning is to get one digital switch reported via GATT Notification Services.


Any advice appreciated,


thank you

Ralph

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    Guru 735625 points
    I think SimpleBLEPeripheral is a good starting example for you to test your small PCB with CC2640.
  • 0 in reply to YiKai Chen
    TI__Mastermind 34660 points
    Yes, I also agree that simpleBLEPeripheral is the best place to start for a basic BLE project. However, note that this abstracts the RTOS and lower-level peripheral drivers into higher-level drivers for useability. I would recommend using these drivers.