Last updated: 2016/11/05
RedBear WiFi CC3200, WiFi Mini and WiFi Micro are the development boards with low power WiFi capability, they are designed for fast prototyping of IoT projects.
This repository contains the resouces for RBL CC3200 WiFi development boards. To start development using the Energia IDE for these three boards on Windows, Mac OSX and Linux platforms, please follow the following instructions.
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Follow the Getting Started Guide to test the board out of the box. This will make sure your board is functional.
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To start doing your own firmware development for the CC3200 boards, download and install the Energia on your PC.
Get this driver and install it if you are using Windows, so that you can use the USB CDC (Virtual COM Port).
The uploader program -- cc3200prog.exe requires ftdxx.dll to run, already included in this add-on, but if you have any problems, download and install CC3200 LaunchPack Driver to try.
Note that you do not need any driver for the OSX and Linux platforms.
Now you can develop the RedBearLab CC3200 firmware using the Energia IDE. Enjoy it!
The MK20 firmware provides USB CDC to the system to download sketch to the CC3200.
Steps to update the firmware:
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Download the firmware from https://github.com/RedBearLab/RBL_CC3200/tree/master/MK20
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Press and hold the button on the board, connect it to an USB of your PC, it will enter to the MK20 bootloader mode
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The PC will prompt a drive named "bootloader", the LED on the board will flash slowly
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Drag and drop the firmware (.bin) to the drive, after that, the LED on the board will flash very fast
For Mac OSX (e.g. 10.10.3), you need to use command line (Terminal) with the follow command:
sudo mount -u -w -o sync /Volumes/BOOTLOADER ; cp -X ~/Downloads/CC3200_MK20.bin /Volumes/BOOTLOADER/
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Remove it from the USB and use it as normal to upload sketches
TI CC3200 Official Forum
https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/f/968
TI CC3200 Official Wiki
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/CC31xx_%26_CC32xx
RBL CC3200 Boards Support Forum
Energia Forum