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CC3200MOD: LANCHPAD FEATURES

Vengat T
Prodigy 45 points
Part Number: CC3200MOD
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3200

1.Can we add SDCARD for Video Storage  when no internet 

2.Can we add Facial Recognition like Phython script

3.Which OS its Running, we add/Modify application

4.how to load the OS Either USB or SD Card or Internal Flash Memory

5.Do you have Security Protocol in lanchpad or we need to Add other Hardware

6.what is the provision to load the application

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    TI__Mastermind 22935 points

    Hello,

    1. You can interface an SD card to our MCU via SD peripheral. More information chapter 11 of TRM.

    2. Although I have not done this personally I have seen some members of the E2E community get this to work so it should be possible to program a python script to it. I would suggest you look through the web and e2e forums for more information on this.

    3. Not sure what you are asking here. Our SDK examples support TI-RTOS and FreeRTOS.

    4. The image for your device which contains everything (application code, drivers, RTOS if you are using...) is contained in the file system that exist in flash memory and is loaded to the MCU RAM using our secure boot loader. 

    5. There is many security features built into our CC3XXX devices that enable full security for your applications. If you would like to learn more I recommend you read this document. This document is for CC3220 not CC3200. I think it would be better for you to use CC3220/CC3235 if you are concerned about security and want to have access to our latest features. 

    6. I gave you high level idea of how the application is loaded in question 4. There is some more details on this in section 3 of the document I linked question 5. There is more information on our boot process in section 26.1 in the CC3220 TRM.

    Hope this helps. 

    Jesu