4.3.13.3 Boards

PCA10000 is the most simple board. UART is driven as a character device, RGB LED can be controlled through GPIOs or PWM drivers.

PCA10004 and PCA10005 are actually the same boards from a software point of view. Only difference is on the PCB antenna vs. SMA connector.

Their support is quite basic, connection with hardware on the nRFgo mother board has not been explored.

This board is mBed-based development board for nRF51. It has all IO ports routed to external headers, user may use IOs as needed. UART is routed to USB controller and declared. All other IOs (including LEDs and buttons) are left to user code.

PCA20002 is daugther-board for SmartRemote. This board only contains the nRF51 chip and an I2C extender (PCA9557). It is meant to be plugged to a SmartRemote motherboard.

In PCA20002 defintion, all SmartRemote peripherals are declared as well. Not all of them are driven by MutekH yet, though.

PCA20006 contains no other IC than the nRF51. UART is declared as defined in schematic (goes to tag-connect). RGB-LED and buttons are left to user code.

PCA10036 board definition declares buttons. All other IOs are left to the user.

PCA10028 board definition declares buttons. All other IOs are left to the user.

PCA10031 is successor of nRF51822-Dongle (PCA10000). It shares basic layout, with some GPIOs going out of the board on PCB side.

PCA10056 is successor of nRF51-DK with a nRF52840.

PCA10059 is successor of nRF51-Dongle with a nRF52840. It has no on-board debugger.

http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Tiny_BLE is a board designed by Seeed Studio. It contains a RGB Led, a MPU6050 6-axis accelerometer + gyroscope, and a button. All peripherals are supported in MutekH.