UG370: Wireless Xpress AMW007 Kit User's Guide
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1 UG370: Wireless Xpress AMW007 Kit User's Guide The AMW007 evaluation board is an excellent starting point to get familiar with the AMW007 Wi-Fi module. The evaluation board includes everything a developer needs to exercise the AMW007 s UART interface and demonstrate data transfer over Wi-Fi. The board can operate standalone by connecting a PC to the on-board CP2102N USB-to-UART bridge device. Alternatively, the board can be connected to a Silicon Labs EFM8 or EFM32 starter kit, where a EFM8 or EFM32 microntroller can communicate with the AMW007 over UART. silabs.com Building a more connected world. The AMW007 can connect to an existing Wi-Fi network or be a Wi-Fi access point. UART interface and flow control pins use GeckoOS command API to connect and communicate across Wi-Fi Breakout test points for easy interface with prototype boards The kit includes the following: AMW007 Evaluation Board 1 x micro USB cable KEY FEATURES Getting Started card Power sources include USB and EXP Header Rev. 1.0
2 Getting Started 1. Getting Started Software To set up the software for the AMW007 kit: 1. Install the CP210x Virtual COM Port (VCP) driver, available at: 2. Install Simplicity Studio, available at: 3. Install a terminal program (e.g. Tera Term). Hardware To set up the hardware for the AMW007 kit: 1. Connect the micro USB cable to AMW007 board and the other end to the PC. 2. Ensure the two blue LEDs labeled USB and 5V near the USB connector are on. 3. Connect to the virtual COM port using the terminal program. For Windows, use a terminal program (e.g. Tera Term) set to , 8N1. For a Mac, the terminal can be accessed using [[tty.usbserial]]. There may be a modifier at the end of this for your computer. Type [[tty.usbserial_modifier ,8n1]] to set the connection to the right settings. Check the Version After connecting the board to the PC and opening the terminal program, press the [[RESET]] button on the board. You should see aheader with the version information for the device. Ensure this version is or newer. help The [help] command provides information both for commands and variables on the device. Variables are system-level variables that determine the configuration of the AMW007 module. Commands are actions that the can be taken. 1. Type [help] to see the options for the help command. 2. Type [help commands] to see a list of commands supported by this module. Figure 1.1. help Commands used: silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
3 Kit Block Diagram 2. Kit Block Diagram An overview of the AMW007 evaluation board is shown in the figure below. Wi-Fi From PC USB USB Micro Connector CP2102N UART AMW007 Module Expansion Header 2x Buttons 2x LEDs Figure 2.1. AMW007 Evaluation Board Block Diagram silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
4 UG370: Wireless Xpress AMW007 Kit User's Guide Kit Hardware Layout 3. Kit Hardware Layout The layout of the AMW007 evaluation board is shown below. AMW007 Module CP2102N Expansion Header USB Reset Button Buttons and LEDs Figure 3.1. AMW007 Evaluation Board Hardware Layout silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
5 Power Selection The AMW007 evaluation board is designed to be powered by two different sources: External regulator via 5V from USB connector External regulator via 5V from expansion header The figure shows how the different power sources are connected to the AMW007. USB Micro Connector 5V Automatically Switches Regulator 3.3V Expansion Header 5V AMW Module Figure 4.1. AMW007 Power Supply When the USB is connected, the AMW007 is powered from the external regulator, and the external regulator is powered by the USB cable. The external regulator also be powered externally through the 5V and GND pins of the expansion header when the board is attached to a power supply or an EFM MCU Starter Kit. When power is provided through the USB or an external power supply, the AMW007 module can act as a stand alone device. When it is connected to an EFM MCU Starter Kit through the expansion header, the AMW007 acts as a peripheral to the MCU. 4.2 Stand-alone In stand-alone mode, the AMW007 on the evaluation board can be communicated with using the CP2102N USB-to-UART bridge device. Simply connect to the CP2102N s virtual COM port in a terminal program and send commands to the AMW007. Note: By default, the AMW007 communicates at baud, though this is a configurable setting. silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
6 4.2.1 AMW007 as an Access Point To set up the AMW007 as an access point using a terminal program: 1. Connect to the CP2102N's COM port using a terminal program. 2. Type [set setup.web.ssid] to ["ZentriOS #"], where [#] is a unique number, such as a phone number. Ensure this SSID does not match any nearby SSIDs. Note: Use quotes around the network name if it contains spaces. 3. Type [save] to save the new SSID value. 4. Type [setup web] to enable the module as a Wi-Fi access point. 5. Reading the online docs for the [setup] command, the password for the network is the value of the [setup.web.passkey] variable. The default value is [password]. Figure 4.2. setup web / set setup.web.ssid / save / get setup.web.passkey 6. Using your computer or phone, connect to the ZentriOS access point [ZentriOS #] using the password. Figure 4.3. Connecting to the ZentriOS Access Point 7. Using a web browser, navigate to the IPv4 address listed. In this example, it's silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
7 8. Click the [GPIOs] area on the left side of the browser. Figure 4.4. Navigating to the Module's index.html 9. Press and hold the [BUTTON 2] switch on the AMW007 board to change the GPIO toggle on the webpage. Figure 4.5. Toggling the GPIO Using the Buttons Note: The [save] command saves the [ssid] variable to flash. Commands used: silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
8 Connecting to an Existing Network Connecting to an Existing Network using a Terminal Program To connect to an existing Wi-Fi network using a terminal program: 1. Connect to the CP2102N's COM port using a terminal program. 2. If the AMW007 was previously configured as an access point, type [reboot] to disable the AMW007 as an access point. 3. Use the [scan] command to find all the networks in range. Figure 4.6. scan Commands used: silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
9 Connecting to a Network The [wlan.ssid] and [wlan.passkey] variables set the Wi-Fi network name and password, respectively. 1. Type [set wlan.ssid "Wi-Fi network name"]. The ["Wi-Fi network name"] value is the name of the network you'd like to connect to. Note: Use quotes around the network name if it contains spaces. 2. Type [set wlan.passkey password]. The [password] value is the password for the network defined by the ssid. 3. Type [save] to save the new values. 4. Type [network_up] to turn on the network. You should now be connected to the network. Figure 4.7. set wlan.ssid / set wlan.passkey / save / network_up Note: To automatically join the network defined by [ssid] and [passkey] each time the module is powered on or rebooted, type [set wlan.auto_join.enabled 1]. Commands used: silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
10 Looking for Files GeckoOS includes full operating system commands like [ls -l]. To test this out: 1. Type [ls] to get a basic file list. 2. Type [ls -l] to view the type, flags, and other information for files in the operating system filesystem. Figure 4.8. ls / ls -l Commands used: silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
11 Reading from a File Data sources like files are called streams in GeckoOS. To read from one of these files: 1. Type [ls] to get a list of the files, if you don't already have it. 2. Use [file_open] to open the file. Type [file_open webapp/unauthorized.html] to open this file. 3. Type [stream_list] to view all of the open streams. Since we only have one stream open at the moment, it should have the handle of [0]. 4. Type [stream_read 0 100] to read 100 bytes from stream 0, or unauthorized.html. Figure 4.9. ls / file_open / stream_list / stream_read Commands used: silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
12 Reading from a Website To read data from a website: 1. Type [http_get to open a stream with the Google homepage. This should now be stream [1]. 2. Type [stream_read ] to read the first 1000 bytes from the site (stream 1). Figure http_get / stream_read Commands used: Closing a Stream To close a stream: 1. Type [stream_close 0] to close the open stream to the unauthorized.html file. 2. Type [stream_list] to view the open streams. The open stream to the website should be the only item in the list. Figure stream_close / stream_list Commands used: silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
13 4.3 Connected to the Expansion Header The AMW007 evaluation board is designed to quickly attach to any EFM32 and EFM8 MCU starter kit to jumpstart the development of Wi-Fi-connected applications. Attach the evaluation board to the STK through the expansion header to connect power and communication pins. To see how the board works in conjunction with the MCU starter kit, go to the starter kit s Demos under Getting Started in Simplicity Studio and run [AMW007 demo]. Starter kits currently offering BGX demo firmware are EFM8UB1. silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
14 4.3.1 Recovering EFM8 Firmware Images The AMW007 on the evaluation board is preprogrammed with three firmware images for both EFM8UB1 and EFM8UB2: default.efm8 SpaceInvaders.efm8 softap.efm8 If these firmware images were deleted by the user, they can be restored using the following commands preceeded with ">": > dms claim ********** Request POST /claim Connecting (https): ota.zentri.com:443 Starting TLS {"result":"ok","product":"silabs- Success > dms activate 0Z0THQ-EFM8 Request POST /activate Connecting (https): ota.zentri.com:443 Starting TLS {"result":"ok","product":"0z0thq-efm8"} Success > ota UUID: 08266E56D7F A2CFC Connecting to network Obtaining IPv4 address via DHCP Request POST /ota Connecting (https): ota.zentri.com:443 Starting TLS IPv4 address: [Associated] Bundle size: Bundle version: 0Z0THQ-EFM , T18:24:00Z, ZentriOS-WL test Bundle ID: 1a26ee99-2d8a ae62934f6372 Downloading new firmware... Downloading: ZentriOS-WL (OK) Downloading: EFM8/UB1/default.efm8 (OK) Downloading: EFM8/UB2/default.efm8 (OK) Downloading: EFM8/UB2/SpaceInvaders.efm8 (OK) Downloading: EFM8/UB1/SpaceInvaders.efm8 (OK) Downloading: EFM8/UB1/softAP.efm8 (OK) Downloading: EFM8/UB2/softAP.efm8 (OK) Setting boot image Booting to new image [Associating to silabslab] Obtaining IPv4 address via DHCP Posting OTA result to DMS Request POST /ota/result Connecting (https): ota.zentri.com:443 Starting TLS IPv4 address: [Associated] OTA completed successfully [Ready] > ls! # Size Version Filename # recovery.html # webapp/index.html # favicon.ico.gz # webapp/zentrios.css.gz # webapp/unauthorized.html # geotrust_ca.pem # webapp/zentrios.js.gz # EFM8/UB1/default.efm8 # EFM8/UB2/default.efm8 # EFM8/UB2/SpaceInvaders.efm8 # EFM8/UB1/SpaceInvaders.efm8 silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
15 # EFM8/UB1/softAP.efm8 # EFM8/UB2/softAP.efm8 silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
16 Peripherals 5. Peripherals The starter kit has a set of peripherals that showcase some of the features of the AMW module. Be aware that some I/O routed to peripherals are also routed to the breakout pads. This must be taken into consideration when using the breakout pads for your application. 5.1 Push Buttons and LEDs The board includes 2 active-high LEDs and 2 mechanical buttons to exercise I/O capabilities of the AMW007. The connects are shown in the following table. Table 5.1. LEDs and Buttons Connected to AMW007 AMW007 Pin GPIO0 GPIO1 GPIO4 GPIO5 LED/Button BUTTON1 LED1 (red) LED2 (green) BUTTON2 silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
17 UG370: Wireless Xpress AMW007 Kit User's Guide Connectors 6. Connectors 6.1 Test Points The test points located to the left and right of the module. Test points are available for the AMW007's power/ground pins, UART pins, all GPIOs, reset pin, wake pin, chip enable pin, boot select pin, and debug TX pin. Test Points Figure 6.1. Test Points 6.2 Expansion Header On the left hand side of the board is a female expansion header to connect to a Silicon Labs EFM8 or EFM32 Starter Kit (STK). The connecter contains a number of output and communication pins that can be used to communicate with the MCU on the STK. Additionally, the 3V3 and 5V power rails are also available. The figure below shows the pin assignment of the expansion header. EBID_SDA EBID_SCL See Schematic NC NC NC GPIO_5 GPIO_0 NC GND V3 5V /RESET UART_TX* UART_RX* NC NC NC NC NC BGX Pin Power Ground Reserved (Board Identification) * Only when CP2102N is unpowered Figure 6.2. Expansion Header silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
18 Simplicity Studio 7. Simplicity Studio Simplicity Studio contains tools to configure and evaluate the AMW Xpress Configurator Xpress Configurator is a GUI tool used to configure parameters of the AMW007, save those values, and export settings in a number of useful ways. Note: All configuration of the AMW007 executes across the serial interface, and any step taken by Xpress Configurator can be reproduced by an embedded host connected to the AMW007's UART interface. All communication between the AMW007 expansion board and the Xpress Configurator can be seen in the terminal window embedded in the Xpress Configurator tool. Figure 7.1. Simplicity Studio Xpress Configurator silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
19 Schematics, Assembly Drawings, and BOM 8. Schematics, Assembly Drawings, and BOM 8.1 Board Files The schematics, assembly drawings and bill of materials (BOM) for the AMW007 evaluation board are available through Simplicity Studio when the kit documentation package has been installed. To access these documents, click the [Kit Documentation] tile after selecting the device in the left pane. 8.2 Board Revision History Revision 5.1 Initial production revision. Revision 5.1 Boards These boards do not currently have any known issues. silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev
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