PSoC™ 4 Forum Discussions

Hi,

We the EZ-BLE PRoC Module with PRoC BLE.  Been PSoC Creator to develop but looking to enable others to flash our boards.

I assumed that PSoC Programmer would do this yet in the device list, cannot find the chip used in it (CYBL10X6X range). 

As CYBL10X6X is the Device Family, I'd expect it to be in the Programmer list, but it isn't.

Please help.

Thanks, Dave

Dear Cypress,

In the documentation for the EZ-BLE PSoC Module (Document Number: 002-00023 Rev. *D Revised January 22, 2016) it says in table 4 on page 9 that pin 26 is a VREF (Reference Voltage Input). 

However, in PSoC Creator (3.3 CP1) it says that pin 26 is n/c (Not Connected … I assume) when selecting the CYBLE-014008-00 device. 

Who is right, the data sheet or PSoC Creator?

Kind regards
John Hansen

Dear Cypress,

In the documentation for the EZ-BLE PSoC Module (Document Number: 002-00023 Rev. *D Revised January 22, 2016) it says in table 4 on page 9 that:

    
• pad 2 is port 1.1 
    
• pad 3 is port 1.0
   

However, in PSoC Creator (3.3 CP1) it says the opposite:  

    
• pad 2 is port 1.0 
    
• pad 3 is port 1.1
   

Who is right, the data sheet or PSoC Creator?

Kind regards
John Hansen

Hi all,  

i just checked the websie of cypress, i found cy5677 dongle (my requirement is dongle must be 4.2 or 4.1), which perfectly sets our development, but it is not available(out of stock),

can i go for cy5670 for the development, what is difference between Cy5677 and Cy5670 can you guys please update, 

Thank You

Hi all,

i am a student and i am working on BLE, i am intend to buy cypress BLE dongle 931,

1. Is cypress ble dongle 931, does it support other ble controllers from TI, Brodcom, etc...

2. If I bought  the dongle, i want to send and receive 255 bytes in one event, (MTU), is it possible, 

2. And i need an software application, that i can receive all the bytes, and log then to text file.

I need your help.

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone had thoughts on using PSOC or PROC BLE in an application where I would have one device continually broadcasting data, and any number of devices listening to the same data stream.  Is this possible?  Can anyone point me to a similar application?  Can the connection be automatic, or is there any connection at all?

The data stream is 4 - 512 bytes for lighting (sets of red, green, blue, white).  Basically there is a control panel that all of the individual lights 'listen' to.

One other question - is there a way to ensure that if two neighbors each have a set of these lights, they will not interfere with each other?  Maybe as simple as setting an address byte by way of dip switches that is looked for as well as the data?

I am new to BLE, any help is appreciated.

Thank you,.
Tom