CC2560: Building DIY bluetooth keyboard with a wIred keyboard

MSP430G2553 does not have enough memory nor MIPS to support Blutopia stack. We, recommend using a MSP432 with a CC2564C/B module for your project..

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Hi

I just received the MSP432 and CC2564C... but CC2564C was just a tiny IC chip :(

Why didn't you tell me that i need another part for the CC2564C?

(sigh..) I need to wait another week..

Which part should I buy for the CC2564C?

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Oops.. Sorry to hear, you ordered QFN part, not the module.. I mentioned module earlier.. Anyways, always please check 'Getting Started/USer guides' to match the boards you need.. For example, for MSP432 with CC2564x, check the the below user guide.. It has pictures on plugging the boards and some preliminaries to build and bring up the SDK stack software..

www.ti.com/.../swru453b.pdf

www.ti.com/.../swru497.pdf

You can also review the CC256x Wiki Page :

processors.wiki.ti.com/.../CC256x
(check under "Getting Started Guides")


Hope this helps...

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No problem, Anyway I still need your help.

What's the main difference between the first link and the second link?

The first link: BOOST-CC2564MODA is $20
The second link: CC256XCQFN-EM($59) + EM Adapter BoosterPack($19)

The price gab is huge.

Like I said before, I want to build a wireless keyboard from a wired keyboard.

That's why I ordered two sets of MSP432 and CC2564C to make a sender and a receiver.

Can I build them with the first link? I hope so... the second link $ 160 for a wireless keyboard is ridiculous.