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Note 1: The config.eml file needed for the installation process (must reside in same physical folder as installer during install process) is included as an attachment at the bottom of this page. The config.eml file was not included in the same .zip file as the installer (as done with previous SDK releases).

Note 2:

There is a known installer issue which occurs when white space is included in the path to the temp folder.

To overcome this issue, do the following:

• Create a folder: c:\temp
• Open Windows Control Panel->System -> Advanced System Setting -> Environment Variables
• Edit TEMP and TMP path to use c:\temp

README for WICED Community Page

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Important: For all WICED Studio MFi versions, please place the config.eml file provided here within the zip file download inside of the same folder where the associated installer binary is located, then install.

Windows Install:

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- Download "WIN_MFI_WICED-Studio-X.X.X.XX-Installer.zip"

- Extract the installer exe and config.eml file from the zip file to temp folder on your computer; do not execute the installer from the zip file (see screen shot below, WIDOWS_MFI.png)

- Double click the installer exe to install WICED Studio

- After installation in completed, launch WICED Studio IDE from shortcut on desktop

Note:

1. Java version 9.x or higher is not supported by WICED SDK.

2. WICED Studio installation requires at least 5GB free disk space.

Windows Uninstall:

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- Uninstall "WICED Studio" from Control Panel -> Programs and Features OR (in Win 10)

Start Menu -> Settings -> System -> Apps & features -> WICED-Studio -> Uninstall

- To clean up all WICED components manually, delete files and folders for the IDE and SDK, typically in "C:\Users\<name>\Documents\WICED" and "C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Local\WICED"

This application note describes how the secure boot and secure flash features operate with the Cypress® CYW4390X family of embedded wireless system-on-a-chip (SoC) devices. Secure boot and secure flash features are not required during the early product development phase. As feature functionality involves programming one-time programmable (OTP) nonvolatile memory, it is important to exercise diligent precautions before starting the process.

Download the latest WICED SDK, Technical Brief and API Reference Guide

WICED Training Videos

WICED Wi-Fi/Combo Help Articles

Wi-Fi/Bluetooth for Linux

Module Selector Guide

Security Bulletins

Datasheet:

• CYW4343W Data Sheet (2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n, BLE/BT)CYW4343W Data Sheet (2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n, BLE/BT)​
• CYW43438 Datasheet (2.4GHz, 802.11b/g/n, BT/BLE)​

Application Notes & Examples:

• OTP Programming and NVRAM Development in SDIO Mode
• Creating an AWS WICED IoT solution
• WICED Application Framework Overview
• WICED™ Development System, Powersave Application Note
• WICED Wi-Fi Direct Test mode: Introduction
• TCP stream API
• Downloading through Jlink Segger in WICED SDK 6.2 and future releases
• How to add wifi test commands for command console application in wiced SDK.
• Wiced Wifi Signal Mode Simple Introduction

Regulatory and Test:

• AN225347 - Cypress Wi-Fi CLM Regulatory Manual
• WICED™ Development System, Factory Programming Application Note
• WICED™ Development System, Manufacturing Test User Guide
• WICED Serial - Console tool to communicate to your WICED Board

Evaluation Kit Page: BCM94343WWCD1_EVB Evaluation and Development Kit | Cypress Semiconductor

Hardware User and Quick Start Guides:

• WICED™ Development System Quick Start Guide
• Quick Start Guide Updated for SDK 3.1.2
• WICED™ Development System (HW User Guide)

BCM94343WWCD1 Design Files:

• Module: Evaluation Board Schematic (PDF)
• Baseboard: BCM9WCD9EVAL1_5 Baseboard Schematic (PDF)
• OrCAD Symbol
• Allegro Layout File
• Evaluation Board Bill of Materials (BOM)

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Release Notes: WICED Studio 6.6.0

Windows Install:

• Download the attached .zip file
• Extract the installer exe and config.eml file from the zip file to temp folder on your computer; do not execute the installer from the zip file
• Double click the installer exe to install WICED Studio
• After installation in completed, launch WICED Studio IDE from shortcut on desktop

Windows Uninstall:

• Uninstall "WICED Studio" from Control Panel -> Programs and Features OR (in Win 10)
• Start Menu -> Settings -> System -> Apps & features -> WICED-Studio -> Uninstall
• To clean up all WICED components manually, delete files and folders for the IDE and SDK, typically in "C:\Users\<name>\Documents\WICED" and "C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Local\WICED"

CyBluetool is a GUI tool for testing and debugging Cypress Bluetooth devices. CyBluetool connects to the Bluetooth devices at HCI protocol layer and currently supports HCI UART and HCI USB transport interfaces. The tool allows user to send Bluetooth(BT) HCI commands and receive BT HCI events from the BT controller of the connected devices.

The .zip file contains a self extracting executable which includes both the program installation and the latest CyBluetool User Guide.

As a new user,  I'm working my way thru the SuperSpeed Design by Example book and now I'm trying to run the very first LED flasher demo and I've run into a number of issues.

1) In the Reference at the end of the book, it states that the FX3 Eval board CYUSBKIT-003 should enumerate as a bootloader after a reset. It doesn't. it come up as StreamerExample. How do I fix that?

2) Where are all the example .img files used in the book? I've download the example zip  from here http://www.cypress.com/?rID=57990 and looked at these  here http://www.cypress.com/?rID=101781. Nothing looks like Chapter3Example1.img

Thanks.

Release Notes: WICED Studio 6.6.0

Linux Install:

• Installer has been tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and Fedora 23
• Download the attached .zip file
• Extract the installer .bin and config.eml file from the zip file to temp folder on your computer (for example /home/user1/wiced_install); do not execute the installer from the zip file
• Apply execute permissions to the installer and execute from terminal command line as below:
  • [user1]$ pwd
  • /home/user1/wiced_install
  • [user1]$ ls
  • config.eml  WICED-Studio-X.X.X.X-IDE-Installer.bin
  • [user1]$ chmod +x ./WICED-Studio-X.X.X.X-IDE-Installer.bin
  • [user1]$ ./WICED-Studio-X.X.X.X-IDE-Installer.bin
• During install, the installer will ask for sudo permissions to install the WICED drivers; please enter the sudo password
  •   Note: On some Linux installations, you may also need to enter the sudo password on the terminal console where the installer was executed
• After installation is complete, launch the WICED Studio IDE from shortcut located in $HOME/Cypress folder

Linux Uninstall:

• At the terminal prompt, > cd $HOME/Cypress
  • Run script >./uninstall
• To clean up all WICED components manually, delete files and folders for the IDE and SDK, typically found in $HOME/Cypress/WICED*, $HOME/WICED/WICED-Studio-X and $HOME/Documents/WICED/WICED-Studio-X

Additional installation notes for Linux:

1.

Note that an additional step is required when connecting a WICED development board to a computer running Linux. On common Linux distributions, the serial UART ports (usually /dev/ttySx or /dev/ttyUSBx devices) belongs to the root user and to the dialout group. Standard users are not allowed to access these devices.

An easy way to allow the current user access to the Linux machine's serial ports is by adding the user to the dialout group.

This can be done using the following command: $sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER

Note also that for this command to take effect, the user must log out and then log back in.

2.

If the following error is encountered during the installation process: “Installer User Interface Mode Not Supported”, you will need to run the following command in order to update Java to version 1.8: “sudo dnf install java”

3.

If Linux OS version is older than mentioned above, you might see this issue below when compiling applications -

     gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.21' not found

In this case, newer version of libstdc is needed. You might need to upgrade your Linux OS or try -

> sudo apt-get install libstdc++6