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NXP RapidIoT:  Led Matrix Easy & Quick start demo

GregC
GregC
3 Oct 2018

Rapid IoT is the new platform from NXP sold just $49 to quickly prototype your IoT End Node application

It includes a powerful microcontroller, Bluetooth and Thread radio, a Low-power display, 4 motion and 4 environmental sensing features, security, a NFC tag, extra flash memory...

Thanks to its dedicated GUI programming tool you can easily and quickly create your embedded code and your own phone App interface

More information at: www.nxp.com/rapid-iot

 

This following example shows the capabilities of the NXP’s RapidIoT to drive the MikroElektronika 8x8 B click module

through the SPI protocol.

This minimalist example to be flashed via MCUXpresso and a docking station embeds only mandatory environment for this application.

 

The main() is located in the source/ RapidIoT_8x8_B_click_demo_bm.c file

  • BOARD_InitBootPins()                          function sets the SPI pin mapping (pin_mux.h)
  • BOARD_InitBootPeripherals()                function configures the SPI (peripherals.h)
  • lptmr_Init();                                          function initializes the Low Power Timer (delays)
  • display_Configuration()                          function is used to correctly set the led matrix
  • display_Clear(), scroll_Columns(), scroll_Columns_back(), display_counter(),

        display_decounter(), bright_Configuration(), display_N(), display_X(), display_P(),

        scroll_Lines(), scroll_Lines_back(),  display_NXP(), display_RapidIoT()

 

       All those functions are used to play with the led matrix.

 

The code is fully documented.

There is also a readme.txt file located in doc directory that gives you all the information needed to make it works!

                           

Feel free to adapt it to your needs !

 

Warning: Flashing K64 memory may erase kboot which is ok if you know that you no longer need it -see user guide for more information

 

Link to download the code package: https://community.nxp.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/485465-1-433690/RapidIoT_8x8_B_click_demo_bm.zip 

 

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