Bluetooth Low Energy Software Developer’s Guide

Table of contents

• Disclaimer
• Getting Started
  • Demo: Project Zero
  • Learn
  • Develop
  • Enhance
  • Support
• The CC2640R2F Platform
  • Architecture
  • Installing BLE-Stack 3.00.00
  • Developing with CCS
  • Developing with IAR
  • Memory Management
• TI-RTOS Overview
  • Threading Modules
  • Kernel Configuration
  • Creating vs. Constructing
  • Thread Synchronization
  • Tasks
  • Clocks
  • Drivers
  • Power Management
• Bluetooth Low Energy Protocol Stack
  • Overview
  • The Application
  • The Stack
  • Creating a Custom Bluetooth low energy Application
• Micro BLE Stack
  • Overview
  • System Architecture
  • Functional Description
  • External Interface
• Over the Air Download (OAD)
  • Scope
  • Read this Section First
  • OAD Concept Overview
  • Off-Chip OAD
  • On-Chip OAD
  • Troubleshooting Guide
  • Appendix
• Sensor Controller
• Debugging
  • External Resources
  • Debug Interfaces
  • Configuring Debugger in CCS
  • Configuring Debugger in IAR
  • Breakpoints
  • Considerations on Breakpoints
  • Watching Variables and Registers
  • Memory Watchpoints
  • TI-RTOS Object Viewer
  • Using the Memory Browser
  • Profiling the ICall Heap Manager (heapmgr.h)
  • Optimizations
  • Deciphering CPU Exceptions
  • Debugging Memory Problems
  • Check System Flash and RAM Usage With Map File
  • Debugging a Program Exit
  • HAL Assert Handling
  • Preprocessor Options
• Example Applications
  • BIM OAD Off-Chip
  • BIM OAD On-Chip
  • Host Test Project
  • Micro Eddystone Beacon
  • Multi Role
  • OAD Target
  • Simple Broadcaster
  • Simple Central
  • Simple Observer
  • Simple Peripheral
• Migration Guides
  • CC254x to CC2640
  • CC2640 to CC2640R2
• References
  • API References
  • Terms and Acronyms

Indexes and tables

• Index
• Terms and Acronyms