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Document: 
SHARKY - User’s Guide 

2020/11/18 

 

 

Doc: UG_MDX-STWBx, Rev 1.7 

pag. 24 of 38

 

 

 

5.2.5. SWD - JLink-V3SET connection 

In the following circuit you can see the mapping to the cable adapter that is in the JLink-V3SET 
package: 

 

 

Figure 14: Sharky JLink connection

 

 
 

       

 

Figure 15: Sharky JLink with connection cable

 

 

 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for MDX-STWBP-R01

Page 1: ...ser s Guide MDX STWBP R01 Sharky PCB Ant MDX STWBU R01 Sharky uFL antenna All information contained in these materials including products and product specifications represents information on the produ...

Page 2: ...tem on Chip 12 3 5 Block Diagram 14 4 Connectors 15 4 1 Sharky Module 16 5 Usage 20 5 1 Power Supply 20 5 2 Sharky Connections 21 5 2 1 Power Supply on module configuration 21 5 2 2 Power Supply 22 5...

Page 3: ...Radiation pattern plots 32 7 1 Sharky PCB Ant module 32 8 Firmware Upload 33 8 1 FW upload to M4 core 33 8 2 FW upload to M0 core 33 9 Software Development 35 10 References and Useful Links 36 10 1 Da...

Page 4: ...Added chap 4 4 Draft info midatronics com UA 1 4 2020 05 29 Changes for FCC Draft info midatronics com UA 1 5 2020 06 11 Updated Sharky Dimension image Draft info midatronics com UA 1 6 2020 07 20 Up...

Page 5: ...dules that enables customer to test and integrate the new STM32WB MCU for rapid prototyping and fast time to market Sharky modules are based on STMicroelectronics STM32WB55CE a dual core MCUs with wir...

Page 6: ...r s Guide 2020 11 18 Doc UG_MDX STWBx Rev 1 7 pag 6 of 38 Main features Module size 16 1 x 27 3 mm Module with PCB antenna uFL antenna connector Integrated BLE OpenThread or IEEE 802 15 4 programmable...

Page 7: ...even slaves per piconet the slaves communicate with the master device but they do not communicate with each other However a slave device may participate in one or more piconets essentially a collectio...

Page 8: ...n BLE has several unique features that set it apart from other available wireless technologies including Interoperability Like classic Bluetooth devices BLE devices follow standards set by the Bluetoo...

Page 9: ...attributes over a low energy link Bluetooth mesh profile is the exception to this rule as it is based on General Access Profile GAP Bluetooth mesh profiles use Bluetooth Low Energy to communicate wit...

Page 10: ...do not support Bluetooth Mesh can also be part of a Bluetooth Mesh network 3 3 Thread Technology overview Thread is a secure wireless mesh networking protocol The Thread stack is an open standard that...

Page 11: ...use Range Typical devices provide sufficient range to cover a normal home Readily available designs with power amplifiers extend the range substantially A distributed spread spectrum is used at the P...

Page 12: ...battery life and complex functionalities STM32WB proposes a variety of communication assets a practical crystal less USB2 0 FS interface audio support an LCD driver up to 72 GPIOs an integrated SMPS...

Page 13: ...Document SHARKY User s Guide 2020 11 18 Doc UG_MDX STWBx Rev 1 7 pag 13 of 38 Figure 5 STM32WB55CE pinout...

Page 14: ...5 Block Diagram Figure 6 Sharky Module with PCB Antenna or uFL connector ARM Cortex M4 Application 512 KByte Flash ARM Cortex M0 Networking Stack 256 KByte SRAM IPCC USART SPI I2C USB DIO STM32WB55CE...

Page 15: ...nnector PIN NAME FUNCTION Connected to 2 PC14 OSC32_IN 32 768 KHzquartz oscillator 3 PC15 OSC32_OUT 32 768 KHz quartz oscillator 25 OSC_IN 32 MHz quartz oscillator 24 OSC_OUT 32 MHz quartz oscillator...

Page 16: ...Document SHARKY User s Guide 2020 11 18 Doc UG_MDX STWBx Rev 1 7 pag 16 of 38 4 1 Sharky Module Figure 8 Sharky Module pinout...

Page 17: ...l JTDI TIM2_CH1 TIM2_ETR SPI1_NSS TSC_G3_IO1 LCD_SEG17 CM4_EVENTOUT P10 39 PA13 I O FT_u JTMS SWDIO IR_OUT USB_NOE SAI1_SD_B CM4_EVENTOUT P11 37 PA11 I O FT_u TIM1_CH4 TIM1_BKIN2 SPI1_MISO USART1_CTS...

Page 18: ...P1_INP ADC1_IN6 P29 11 PA2 I O FT_la LSCO TIM2_CH3 LPUART1_TX QUADSPI_BK1_NCS LCD_SEG1 COMP2_OUT CM4_EVENTOUT COMP2_INM ADC1_IN7 WKUP4 LSCO P30 7 NRST I O RST P31 12 PA3 I O FT_la TIM2_CH4 SAI1_PDM_CK...

Page 19: ...COMP1_INP P39 GND S P40 GND S Table 2 Sharky Pinout Legend Name Abbreviation Definition typ S Supply Pin I Input only pin I O Input output pin str FT 5 V tolerant I O TT 3 6 V tolerant I O RF RF I O R...

Page 20: ...DUSB voltage level is independent from the VDD voltage and should preferably be connected to VDD when the USB is not used VBAT 1 55 V to 3 6 V VBAT is the power supply for RTC external clock 32 kHz os...

Page 21: ...guration In the Sharky module VBAT VDDA and VDDUSB can be connected to VCC soldering 0402 size zero ohm resistors on the module Figure 10 VBAT VDDA and VDDUSB connections on module The resistor are re...

Page 22: ...supply connections VDD VDDUSB and VBAT must be connected to power supply Optionally VDDA can be connected to power supply or to an external AVDD level 5 2 3 Reset Circuit Reset pin is already pulled...

Page 23: ...must be tied to ground at boot when programming with ST Link It can also be used as user button after boot Boot0 pin s already connected to ground in the Sharky module so R2 can be not populated If yo...

Page 24: ...MDX STWBx Rev 1 7 pag 24 of 38 5 2 5 SWD JLink V3SET connection In the following circuit you can see the mapping to the cable adapter that is in the JLink V3SET package Figure 14 Sharky JLink connecti...

Page 25: ...in the main board the connector CN6 can be used to connect to the Sharky board debugging signal From the UM2448 ST manual STLINK Pin N Description Sharky Pin N Sharky Pro Pin N Description 1 T_VCC VC...

Page 26: ...UG_MDX STWBx Rev 1 7 pag 26 of 38 5 4 Operating Conditions Working temperature range 40 to 85 C Junction temperature range 40 to 105 C Working relative humidity range 20 to 80 Power Supply 1 71 to 3 6...

Page 27: ...r s Guide 2020 11 18 Doc UG_MDX STWBx Rev 1 7 pag 27 of 38 6 Board Layout The following pictures show the dimensions of the three Sharky types 6 1 Sharky Module Figure 22 Sharky Module dimensions with...

Page 28: ...PCB cutout recommendation as shown in Figure 25 Avoid routing any traces in the region on the top layer of the host board which will be directly below the module area Keep the large metal objects away...

Page 29: ...ing for PCB Antenna The Sharky module must be mounted leaving the antenna section of the PCB outside the host PCB ad in Figure 15 In this configuration it is necessary to keep the output power of the...

Page 30: ...or signals within the 2 4 GHz 2 5 GHz frequency band away from the antenna and if possible shield those components Any noise radiated from the host board in this frequency band will degrade the sensit...

Page 31: ...pag 31 of 38 6 3 Sharky Breakout 6 3 1 Sharky PCB uFL antenna Figure 28 Sharky Module Breakout for Sharky PCB antenna and uFL Antenna Part number for ordering with module soldered MDX BRK STWBP R01 w...

Page 32: ...Document SHARKY User s Guide 2020 11 18 Doc UG_MDX STWBx Rev 1 7 pag 32 of 38 7 Radiation pattern plots 7 1 Sharky PCB Ant module Figure 31 Sharky PCB Antenna radiation pattern...

Page 33: ...ating systems It can be downloaded from ST at https www st com en development tools stm32cubeprog html The firmware for the M4 CPU can be uploaded Using an STLink V2 or V3 device connected to the SWD...

Page 34: ...be_FW_WB_V1 0 0 Projects STM32WB_Copro_Wireless_Binaries extracted from en stm32cubewb zip package STEP 1 Use STM32CubeProgrammer Version 1 4 or higher It gives access to Firmware Upgrade Service FUS...

Page 35: ...ded by ST Figure 33 STM32CubeIDE from ST In order to develop a custom firmware to be uploaded to the Sharky Module the following tools are necessary A Windows Linux MacOS PC STM32CubeIDE STLink V2 or...

Page 36: ...t stm32wb55ce pdf https www st com resource en reference_manual dm00318631 pdf https www st com resource en programming_manual dm00046982 pdf 10 2 Tools https www st com en development tools stm32cube...

Page 37: ...1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This device has been designed and com...

Page 38: ...sible for testing their end product for any additional compliance requirements required with this module installed IMPORTANT NOTE In the event that this condition cannot be met for example certain lap...

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