Hello.
If you look at the following document, you will see "Host Application" in the basic architecture.
(see www.ti.com/.../swru534)
Is this Host Application similar to the MSP432E401 implemented in the CC3235 Module LaunchPad?
Best Regards.
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Hello.
If you look at the following document, you will see "Host Application" in the basic architecture.
(see www.ti.com/.../swru534)
Is this Host Application similar to the MSP432E401 implemented in the CC3235 Module LaunchPad?
Best Regards.
Hi,
There is no MSP432E401 host in the CC3235mod launchpad.
The host can be any external host (connected to the CC3235MOD through UART to send the AT Commands).
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Kobi
Hello.
Thanks for the reply.
See 2.2.4 in the following document.
www.ti.com/.../swru548b.pdf
The MSP432E401 receives the AT Command from the PC and sends it to the CC3235MOD via UART.
This could be called a Host Application, couldn't it?
Best Regards.
No. The MSP432 is not the host, it just serves for the COM port emulation in case the host (typically PC) uses USB.
Typically (in operational mode), the external host (external to the launchpad) will connect directly through the external UART (i.e. not through USB so the MSP432 will not be needed).