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Hi,
I just got the CYW94343WWCD1_EVB board and installed WICED Studio 6.4. I see four available platforms but all the projects seem to be for the CYW920706WCDEVAL board. How can I get demo projects for the CYW94343?
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Yes, that's correct. There is a brief document about this: 43xxx_Wi-Fi/doc/WICED-QSG.pdf
Also, there is a video tutorial to get you started with the WICED framework: Wiced Training Videos & Getting Started
Although, the kit used in the video is different; but you can re-use the software learning for your end application.
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You would need to switch to 43xxx_Wi-Fi Project to find the projects for CYW94343WWCD1_EVB.
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Thanks!
I did find that, I'm now trying create a target to download and run. I created a target shown below and puts it in target window but won't build.
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What is the example application you are trying to build? Are you using a LAIRD EVB? From the error it seems like, the makefile is not present or not named correctly. It should be of the format like scan.mk if I quote the below mentioned example.
For a standard example under the snip directory, the make target would be: snip.scan-CYW94343WWCD1_EVB download run
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I finally got a target to work. The format is ./make [apps_category].[application_name]-[platform_name]-[OS_to_build]-[Network_stack] download run.
But the apps category is the folder under "apps" (in the SDK) and the application name is the folder under the apps category so appears this only works if the make file is in the application folder. Correct?
Thanks, James Osborne
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Yes, that's correct. There is a brief document about this: 43xxx_Wi-Fi/doc/WICED-QSG.pdf
Also, there is a video tutorial to get you started with the WICED framework: Wiced Training Videos & Getting Started
Although, the kit used in the video is different; but you can re-use the software learning for your end application.