AIROC™ Bluetooth Forum Discussions
Hi sir,
I use CYW20829, but I don’t see the "peripheral preferred connection" option during settings.
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Best Regards,
Peggy
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Hello,
We have firmware that was developed for the CYW20732S. Can this firmware be used to program the CYW20736S since the devices appear to be very similar.
Thank you
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I have referred to the datasheet to compare the current consumption of CYW20819 and CYW20835 in BLE.
I would like to ask following three questions about the measurement conditions.
- What is the value of throughput of CYW20819 at the current consumption listed as 6.15 mA during RX operation?
- What is the value of signal strength of CYW20819 when the current consumption is listed as 6.6 mA during TX operation?
- What is the value of throughput of CYW20835 at the current consumption listed as 8 mA for RX operation?
Best regards,
Kazuki
Show LessI am trying to bring up Bluetooth module received from Vendor #CYW89702 @infineon for Android 11. I could see in the documents its mentioned to copy libbt vendor folder from hardware/infineon/libbt. But in AOSP Infineon libbt is not open source. I guess i have missed it and can anybody confirm it that i missed and i need to ask the Vendor for the same. Or I could see Infineon is a sub brand of Broadcom and in AOSP i could see there is already Libbt available of broadcom so i should use that?
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I tried to flash latest EZ-Serial Firmware Image to CYBT-343026-01 by referring EZ-Serial WICED Firmware Platform User
Guide for CYW2070x-based Modules document but not able to do that.
In this document mention to refer WICED SDK chip loading tools and WICED Studio software, which I am not able to find on INFINEON website to download. Need your valuable support on same.
Also I want to control CYBT-343026-01 using external MCU through HCI UART, plz help to share supporting documents if any related to this.
BR,
Nainesh.
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hello,
I am trying to understand SPP, so I try to run SPP example code GitHub - Infineon/mtb-example-btsdk-rfcomm-spp: SPP app and when I flash the code, I don't understand, and I even can't detect this Bluetooth device and I also try to follow the readme file instruction, but I stuck at Bluetooth pairing step.
Will appreciate help / pointer in resolving the issue.
Best Regards,
Gautam
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Hi.
My SPP project, data loss is occurring.
I want to know the difference between these two status values.
1. spp_rfcomm_control_callback : Status = 19
2. spp_rfcomm_control_callback : Status = 16
The Status = 16 log appeared, and I confirmed that data loss occurs during the subsequent SPP data transmission.
The following is an explanation of the error code values I confirmed in the wiced_bt_rfcomm.h
(/** RFCOMM Result Codes */ enum wiced_bt_rfcomm_result_e)
19 : WICED_BT_RFCOMM_CLOSED
16 : WICED_BT_RFCOMM_PEER_CONNECTION_FAILED
I don't know why the status value is suddenly changing.
Thanks.
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Hi Infineon team,
I found a previous thread where Audio Gateway and SPP are used simultaneously.
Solved: Configure CYW20706 for HFP-Audio Gateway and SPP s... - Infineon Developer Community
Would you be having any such example with Modus Toolbox?
I had installed the WICED SDK, but couldn't find any functions related to CYW20706.
Kind regards,
Remo
Show LessWe are using the 343026-01 and are trying to write the FLASH from within our product. We are using Infineon FW release 1.2.29 (https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-ez_serial_cybt_343026_fw_image_1.2.29-Software-v01_00-EN.zip?fileId=8ac78c8c7d0d8da4017d0f8ad1d2759c&da=t). The BT module is connected to the host via UARTs and we have GPIOs to set the recovery, reset, P0/P34, I2C_SDA, P2/P37/P38 and GPIO3 lines. We have pull-ups on those GPIOS (see attached).
I follow this procedure on the HCI_UART all at 115,200 baud:
1. HCI reset, we get a valid response.
2. DOWNLOAD_MINIDRIVER command. We do not get a response but that is because CTS was low so we were in autobaud mode.
3. WRITE_RAM 16 bytes at a time (i.e. one line of the HEX file at a time). We get a valid response so it "appears" to work.
4. READ_RAM to read back the bytes written in step 3. We get a valid response in the form " 04 0E 14 01 4D FC 00 yy yy yy …" BUT the yy bytes are all wrong. So the flash was NOT written.
5. I ignore the READ_RAM contents and contue issuing WRITE_RAM for the entire payload.
6. Issue LAUCH command.
This flash loading code works correctly when run with the EVAL platform, READ_RAM reads back the correct bytes and the BT firmware image runs correctly as my scan find the BT module. But on the embedded product where the READ_RAM report the wrong bytes the BT firmware image does not run correctly as I my scan does not find the BT module.
QUESTIONS:
1. We are aware that we need to pull recovery & reset low, then release reset and then recovery. But do we also need to set P0/P34, I2C_SDA, P2/P37/P38 and GPIO3 lines to anything in particular?
2. The https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-AIROC_HCI_UART_Control_Protocol_ModusToolbox.pdf-Software-v01_00-EN.pdf?fileId=8ac78c8c7e7124d1017e90c005730c5b document only talks about using the reset and CTS lines to go into what they call "Recovery Reset". Would this be sufficient or do I also need to control the recovery line.
3. What can cause my WRITE_RAM to fail? I get a valid response but the READ_RAM reads back different bytes to what I sent down. This tells the FLASH write failed.
Weird observation: With the BT module powered off and RESET or RECOVERY set high, I see VDDIN float to around a volt. The HW engineers think there is some "back powering" through the module. Should this be happening?
Thanks in advance.
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Does chipload.exe support burning BT MAC addresses?
If it's not supported, what tool can I use to burn?
smartconx_target@Q!w2e3r4t5y6u7i8o9p0||/t5/AIROC-%E8%93%9D%E7%89%99/chipload-exe-%E7%83%A7%E5%BD%95BT-MAC-address/td-p/642822
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