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CC3100SDK: New CC3100 SDK Version 1.3 Available

Austin Tanner
Expert 8255 points
Part Number: CC3100SDK
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3100, , MSP430WARE

TI has released the new CC3100 SDK Version 1.3!

Download:

You can download the latest SDK installer from the SimpleLink Wi-Fi CC3100 Software Download Page

Applicable Targets:

This release applies to the CC3100R1 device with available hosts: 

  • msp430f5529lp
  • msp430fr5969lp
  • tiva-c-connected-launchpad
  • tiva-c-launchpad
  • stm32discovery

Getting Started:

Please check out the CC31xx Getting Started Guide for more information on using your CC3100 with the new SDK.

For a complete list of changes in this release, please refer to the "CC3100SDK_1.3.0\cc3100-sdk_1_3_0_release_notes.html" document inside the SDK download.

Enjoy!

Austin Tanner

  • TI__Mastermind 33805 points

    Keep up the good work Austin.

    Regards,

    Charles O

  • Intellectual 390 points

    I am not able to import Projects from CC3100 SDK V1.3, it gives error as below

    Error: Product 'com.ti.mcu.msp430ware' v0.0 is not currently installed and no compatible version is available. Please install this product or a compatible version.

    i have installed mps430ware, could anyone please help me this.

    Thank you in advance.

  • in reply to Sandeep S
    TI__Expert 8255 points

    Hi Sandeep!

    I'd suggest taking a look at the project properties -> Resource -> Linked Resources and verifying the path for the variable: COM_TI_MCU_MSP430WARE_INSTALL_DIR. I've attached a screenshot for the path specified on my machine.


    If you have additional questions I'd suggest creating a new thread so as to help TI track your issue to closure. Best of luck!

  • Prodigy 30 points
    Hi Austin,
    My first post. Maybe wrong place??
    I just received Tiva C and CC3100 booster pack. I am hoping to make this into a WIFI AP measurement product.
    Your SDK appears to have some pretty close and useful stuff.
    It looks like your SDK requires Windows?? I have not been into windows for a LONG time. VERY sad story.....
    Is this just a Microsoft product or can I somehow use this stuff with Linux? -- Debian preferred.
    Thanks in advance for your time and help. --direct e mail jmh6 at nhfn dot net. Hopefully I have missed something!!
    John - Concord, NH USA
  • in reply to john harrison
    TI__Expert 8255 points

    Hi John,

    Unfortunately, a Linux installer is not provided for the CC3100 SDK or TivaWare (peripheral drivers for Tiva devices). However, this wiki page for TivaWare mentions a workaround that would likely also be true for the CC3100 SDK:

    TivaWare does not have a separate installer for Linux operating system, but you can install using one of these two methods:

      1. Download the Windows executable installer, change the file extension from .exe to .zip and extract in Linux, or
      2. Install TivaWare on Windows and copy over the entire download folder to the Linux machine

    Also, note that SDK project file paths would be affected.  Hope that helps!

  • in reply to Austin Tanner
    Prodigy 30 points

    Hi Austin,

         Hopefully this response will reach you?

         I just downloaded: CC3100DSK-1.3.0-windows-installer.exe. 25MB!! Is this the file your intended for me to use?

         I renamed it as CC....zip.  My Debian Linux 9.4.0 cannot unzip this file :(.

         Is the source code for the as shipped Tiva C 'Launch Pad' and the USB debug interface processor available. Maybe I can figure out how to get started with this CPU that way? Or better yet a linux command line utility.

         Or maybe I need to do some JTAG software to talk to this chip so I can get started?

         I assume someone at TI has figured this out already? How do I find them?

         Thanks to your chat staff who pointed out that you had responded to me!!

          And thanks in advance for your time and help.

          Is there another place I should be asking?

          CCS seems to be a nice tool [slow on linux], but otherwise all there.

          Another engineer is trying to get your camera app. running so we get a simple start on our product. Which is why I bought the Tiva C and WIFI package.

          Still stuck....

          Lots of fun :).

          warm regards,

          John

        

  • in reply to john harrison
    TI__Expert 8255 points

    Hi John,

    It sounds like you tried out my first suggestion and you ran into issues. Can you please try the second suggestion? I'd also advise creating a new thread to help TI track your issue to closure.

  • in reply to Austin Tanner
    Intellectual 390 points
    Hi
    where I can find document that describe all the nessesary path variables.
    I try to import the CC3100 SDK examples to TM4c1294 board, and I can not compile them.
    thanks
  • in reply to Micha Nisani
    TI__Guru* 90906 points

    Micha - 

    the path variables are in the projectspec files, in this case you are using the TM4C1294, which is called tiva-c-connected-launchpad (versus the tiva-c launchpad, which has the TM4C123 onboard)

    here, for one example ==> C:\ti\CC3100SDK_1.3.0\cc3100-sdk\platform\tiva-c-connected-launchpad\example_project_ccs\getting_started_with_wlan_station

    if using CCS, Go to menu Project->Import CCS Projects and browse to the directory containing the projectspec file. The project should be detected just like a regular CCS project and you can select it for import. In this example, since the attribute launchWizard is set to True, it will launch the wizard during import, at which point the user can adjust the properties of the project if desired.

    hope that clears it up for you.