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Philipp M. Scholl edited this page Dec 4, 2015 · 8 revisions

The wsnedi daughter board is a collection of two radio transceivers and an MSP430 chip. The MSP430 can optionally be used to control the sensors on the platypus and the radio transceivers. Additionally level shifters are included to make the busses compatible with the Edison. See the schematic for more details on the hookup and wiring with this board. Please note that this board will be available next week.

wsnedi_schematic

We will now look at each component and its wiring to the MSP430 and Intel Edison.

DWM100 Ultra-Wideband Module

datasheet It's an ultra-wideband wireless transceiver, capable of providing indoor localization with an accuracy of 10cm. It is connected via the SPI bus to both controllers. An Arduino driver is available here. Decawave also provides reference implementations. For the full datasheet and reference implementation you need to register at decawave.com or use http://bugmenot.com.

DWM1000 Edison MSP430
CLK GP109 P2.4
MISO GP114 P2.6
MOSI GP115 P2.5
CS GP49 P3.3
RESET GP46 P3.0
IRQ GP45 P4.7

MRF89 Sub-GHz module

datasheet. A standard sub-ghz module that works on the 868MHz sub-band. This is less crowded than the 2.4GHz band and provides better propagation characteristics. A Linux driver is available here.

MRF89 Edison MSP430
CLK GP109 P2.4
MISO GP114 P2.6
MOSI GP115 P2.5
CS GP41 P3.3
CSC GP48 P3.3
RESET GP47 P3.0
IRQ0 GP42 P4.7
IRQ1 GP40 P4.7

MSP430FR59691 µController

datasheet. An ultra low-power µC is included on the WSNEDI that can optionally be used instead of the Edison.

It's only connection to the outside is via the JTAG header, pin-out found on the schematic.

Edison MSP430
GP20 P1.6
GP19 P1.7
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