Name: Connecting to the Cloud with MSP432 MCU
Start: 2015-05-13T14:00Z
End: 2015-05-13T15:00Z

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Texas Instruments (TI) is the only semiconductor company with all the building blocks to enable Internet of Things (IoT). Two critical components of an IoT system are the microcontroller (MCU) and the wireless transceiver. TI's MSP432™ MCU, the industry's lowest power ARM® Cortex®-M4F, and SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® CC3100, Wi-Fi Internet-On-a-Chip™ solution, enable low-power IoT applications. In this session, attendees will be introduced to the MSP432 MCU and ecosystem, CC3100 wireless network processor, and Cloud partners (Temboo, Exosite). This webinar will conclude with a live demo of an end-to-end IoT application, featuring the MSP432 LaunchPad combined with the CC3100 Wi-Fi BoosterPack. The MSP432-enabled system will interact with a cloud-hosted application through MQTT, a light-weight internet of things publish/subscribe communication protocol that enables machine-to-machine & machine-to-cloud interaction.

Presenters: Dung Dang & Adrian Fernandez

Dung Dang is an application engineer for the MSP microcontroller (MCU) product line at Texas Instruments, currently leading the MSP432 application efforts. Bringing in ultra-low-power (ULP) architecture & application design expertise, since 2007 he has helped develop several successful MSP products and platforms, starting with silicon definition to differentiating applications, tools, software and wireless solutions, enabling key engagements and countless customers. Dung currently plays a strategic role in shaping the foundation of the MSP432 MCU platform, defining silicon and solutions to further push boundaries of low-power and performance. He architected the MSP432 ecosystem, extending the world-class ULP & ease-of-use experience on 16-bit MSP430 to the 32-bit Cortex-M extension of the MSP ULP portfolio. Dung helped found & foster the LaunchPad ecosystem and enjoys engaging with the MSP online community in his spare time. Dung Dang holds an MSEE degree from St. Mary's University.

Adrian Fernandez is the manager of the Microcontroller Customer Experience team at Texas Instruments and holds a B.S.E.E from the University of Texas at Austin. In his role, he is responsible for defining the microcontroller development ecosystem and augmenting the ways developers interact and develop with TI microcontrollers. In recent years, Adrian has focused on the LaunchPad Evaluation Development Platform to create a low-cost, easy-to-use and friendly tool for enabling people of all experience levels to start making stuff with microcontrollers. Through developing the LaunchPad ecosystem, Adrian has had the pleasure of working and interacting with the online & maker community. Adrian lives in Dallas, TX with his better-half Ellen and pug Ollie.

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Attachments:

	MSP432C3100_Bundle_Quiz_TC_Drawing_Final.pdf
	Connect to the Cloud - Quiz Answers.pdf

Is there a way I can download the video since I live i a place where the internet connection is limited bandwidth wise?

Thanks for getting the questions and answers up, but if this had been provided before the end of the road test I would have applied for the road test knowing the answer to my question. Thanks again though.

Questions

When will MSP432 Silicon be available? “Production silicon for MSP432Px will be available next year.”

I have a CC3200 Wi-Fi Launchpad. How much of the features shown for the MSP432 will be available for my Launchpad (tutorials, MSPWare, TI Cloud IDE, ...)?

Many of the examples/projects are provided in the CC3200 SDK.

Does MSP432 can easily drive a QVGA TFT with good FPS(say 30 FPS) without any lag, along with other sensors working continuously?

Is FRAM on the MSP432 roadmap? We are always exploring different integration options to meet customer’s needs.”

Can I use the MSP-EXP432P (which I have?) to program the CC3100 without buying its specific debugging/programming partner?

The CC3100 firmware updater board is still needed to update the FW on the CC3100 external flash.

Will CCS Cloud ever support debugging? Yes, it is in the work for this year, stay tuned.

Slide 7 mentioned a 2 MB-flash MSP432. Is there a release date? We’re looking to have samples available in the next years. .

I'm a web developer. Can I use this with my own custom created cloud service? Absolutely, you can modify the MQTT library or the Energia libraries to interface with your own web & cloud services.

how do the 430s and the 432s compare when the CPU is turned off? In terms of orders of magnitude and in perspective, where exactly is the sweetspot for migrating to the 432 if you don't need the extra mmph from floating point and extra mhz today, but yo

Depending on your application, MSP430 can be used for mostly off applications while MSP432 can be leveraged when more processing capability is needed.

I am already using ST CORTEX M4 microcontroller with keil. If i'm about to try MSP432 then can i use the same code? Will MSP432 supports CMSIS?

For all CMSIS-compliant code (core, RTOS/RTX) that does not rely on the specific peripherals, you can reuse some of the code on MSP432. For peripheral-specific code, as well as to optimize for power consumption, you can leverage all of MSP432 software & examples to accomplish the task.

k, thanks. I appreciate that.

It is not up yet, let me see what I can find out.

Dave

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element14Dave over 9 years ago +2

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bluehash over 9 years ago +1

Short and simple example. Pretty cool IoT setup.
element14Dave over 9 years ago +1

We will be updating this event page with the recording of the presentation when it becomes available for us to do so. Thanks!

lhr over 9 years ago

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dukeofmarshall over 9 years ago

Thanks for getting the questions and answers up, but if this had been provided before the end of the road test I would have applied for the road test knowing the answer to my question. Thanks again though.
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Questions
When will MSP432 Silicon be available? “Production silicon for MSP432Px will be available next year.”
I have a CC3200 Wi-Fi Launchpad. How much of the features shown for the MSP432 will be available for my Launchpad (tutorials, MSPWare, TI Cloud IDE, ...)?
Many of the examples/projects are provided in the CC3200 SDK.
Does MSP432 can easily drive a QVGA TFT with good FPS(say 30 FPS) without any lag, along with other sensors working continuously?
Is FRAM on the MSP432 roadmap? We are always exploring different integration options to meet customer’s needs.”
Can I use the MSP-EXP432P (which I have?) to program the CC3100 without buying its specific debugging/programming partner?
The CC3100 firmware updater board is still needed to update the FW on the CC3100 external flash.
Will CCS Cloud ever support debugging? Yes, it is in the work for this year, stay tuned.
Slide 7 mentioned a 2 MB-flash MSP432. Is there a release date? We’re looking to have samples available in the next years. .
I'm a web developer. Can I use this with my own custom created cloud service? Absolutely, you can modify the MQTT library or the Energia libraries to interface with your own web & cloud services.
how do the 430s and the 432s compare when the CPU is turned off? In terms of orders of magnitude and in perspective, where exactly is the sweetspot for migrating to the 432 if you don't need the extra mmph from floating point and extra mhz today, but yo
Depending on your application, MSP430 can be used for mostly off applications while MSP432 can be leveraged when more processing capability is needed.
I am already using ST CORTEX M4 microcontroller with keil. If i'm about to try MSP432 then can i use the same code? Will MSP432 supports CMSIS?
For all CMSIS-compliant code (core, RTOS/RTX) that does not rely on the specific peripherals, you can reuse some of the code on MSP432. For peripheral-specific code, as well as to optimize for power consumption, you can leverage all of MSP432 software & examples to accomplish the task.
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dukeofmarshall over 9 years ago in reply to element14Dave

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element14Dave over 9 years ago in reply to dukeofmarshall

It is not up yet, let me see what I can find out.

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