CC2650MODA: MSP432 LaunchPad, CC2650MODA and Sensors BoosterPack example code

Hello,

A great place to start when getting off the ground with our devices is the TI Resource Explorer. There is a section of the TI Resource Explorer dedicated to the SimpleLink SDK BLE Plugin which provides a User's Guide to explain the SDK and also provides instructions on how to get up and running with the provided examples. This should provide a good stepping stone for getting started, which would then allow you to get the sensor_boosterpack Bluetooth example up and running which is an example that shows how to integrate the MSP432 Launchpad with the sensors boosterpack and a CC2650 Boosterpack. Refer to the README.html provided with the example for more information on what it entails.

Best regards,

Matt

Hello,

Refer to this post ( https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/bluetooth_low_energy/f/538/t/715909 ) for information on how to get an example from the SimpleLink SDK BLE Plugin up and running. You need to make sure that the RF device has the simple_np flashed. Refer to the SimpleLink SDK BLE Plugin User's Guide for additional information.

Best regards,

Matt

Jack,

The README.html I linked above has all of the hardware and software prerequisites and setup steps required. Here is an excerpt straight from there:

The Sensors BoosterPack code example requires the standard configuration of an MSP-EXP432P401R LaunchPad with an attached BOOSTXL-CC2650 BoosterPack. Additionally, the Sensor BoosterPack code example requires the use of the Sensors BoosterPack. There is no specific order of stacking the LaunchPad/BoosterPacks, however to easily get to the sensor for testing it is recommended to put the Sensors BoosterPack on top.

-Matt

Jack,

You just linked the project_zero README. You need to look at the sensor_boosterpack README.html for info regarding that project.

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-Matt