【LAUNCHXL-CC2650】+Building the development environment

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【LAUNCHXL-CC2650】+Building the development environment [Copy link]

If you want to do your work well, you must first sharpen your tools. If you want to develop CC2650, you can't do without building a development environment. Most of TI's products use IAR and CCS as development tools, and CC2650 also supports Keil development. So I wanted to use the familiar Keil as the development environment, but when I started to use it, I found that it was not the case. It was not capable of developing related wireless communication protocol stacks, so I could only develop CC26xx as an ordinary microcontroller. In addition, it was not convenient to find and download upgrade packages that support CC2650 development, so I had to give up.

After much consideration, I finally chose CCS as the development tool.

The official website address for downloading CCS is https://www.ti.com.cn/tool/cn/CCSTUDIO-WCS

I downloaded

, and the directory structure after decompression is shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 After the file is decompressed

Double-click

to start the installation.

Figure 2 Start installation

Then the installation agreement interface shown in Figure 3 will be displayed. If you want to use it, you have to accept it!

Figure 3 Installation protocol

The subsequent installation operations are basically unremarkable, with just " Next " all the way.

When selecting the installation path, you choose drive C or drive D. I chose drive D as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4 Select the installation path

In the installation type selection interface, all installations were rejected to save hard disk space, as shown in Figures 5 and 6.

Figure 5 Select the installation type

Figure 6 Select installation content

When the device driver installation interface appears, select "Install".

Figure 7 Select the driver to install

After a long wait, when you see the interface shown in Figure 8, it means you are free! Of course, even at this time you can't skip pressing "Finish".

Figure 8 Complete installation

At this point, click

on the desktop to start the software. However, before you see the working interface, you need to set up the workspace as shown in Figure 9, and then you will see the working interface shown in Figure 10.

Figure 9 Setting up the workspace

Figure 10 Working interface

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Congratulations, it's installed perfectly.