[Silicon Labs BG22-EK4108A Bluetooth Development Evaluation] Part 1: Environment Construction and Bluetooth-SOC Blinky Example

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This time we build a computer environment and a mobile app to test the Bluetooth-SOC Blinky routine

Learn how to use the Bluetooth Software Development Kit (SDK) v3.x and Bluetooth development through the official document [qsg169-bluetooth-sdk-v3x-quick-start-guide]

First download the Simplicity Studio software, download address: http://www.silabs.com/simplicity, fool-proof installation, it is recommended to use the default download address to install the software

Open the software:

Remember to log in to your Silicon Labs account, otherwise you will not be able to download the SDK, etc.

Then download the required PACKAGE:

Connect to the computer via a USB cable, select Install by connecting device(s), and you will enter the following interface:

Next:

Select Advanced, choose the package you need, and save download time

Here I only choose to download the Bluetooth SDK. Since I have already downloaded it, it is not displayed above. Wait for the download to complete

Click Start

Download the example in EXAMLE PROJECTS&DEMOS, select the Bluetooth-SOC Blinky example, and select CREATE next to it to create the example.

Configure as shown

Pin configuration information can be seen in pintool

Use Clean Project to clear programming residues

Build ALL to compile the project. If the following is displayed, the compilation is successful:

Click OPEN to enter the GATT configuration:

Official mobile app tool for testing Bluetooth: EFR Connect

But since it is easy to install on mobile phones, I use lightblue, which can be downloaded by searching on Baidu.

You can observe that Connection status: connected indicates that the mobile phone is successfully connected.