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Bosch XDK110 User Manual

Bosch XDK110
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XDK110: Guide Workbench First Steps
Document revision 2.0
Document release date 17.08.17
Workbench version 3.0.0
Document number BCDS-XDK110-WB-FIRST-STEPS-GUIDE
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Workbench First Steps Guide
Cross-Domain Development Kit XDK110
Platform for Application Development
Bosch Connected Devices and Solutions

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Bosch XDK110 Specifications

General IconGeneral
MicrocontrollerARM Cortex-M3
Flash Memory512 KB
RAM64 KB
Power Supply3.3 V
Operating Voltage3.3 V
Power Supply Voltage3.3 V
Communication InterfacesSPI, I2C, UART
ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi
SensorsAccelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer, Pressure, Temperature
Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi

Summary

XDK Workbench Startup Guide

Opening the XDK Workbench

Details on how to launch the XDK Workbench application and access its welcome screen.

XDK Examples Overview

Introduction to XDK application examples, covering basics, networking, and sensors.

XDK Workbench Workspace and Views

Menu Bar and Quick Access Bar

Explains the workbench menu bar, its symbol buttons, and the quick access bar for common actions.

XDK Devices Management

Lists connected XDK devices and available controls for flashing, booting, and debugging.

XDK Project Explorer

Project Management and Creation

Overview of the Project Explorer for managing, creating, importing, and exporting XDK projects.

New Project Wizard Guide

Step-by-step guide for creating a new C project using the New Project wizard.

XDK Workbench Code Editor

Code Editing and Autocompletion

Using the XDK workbench code editor, including the autocompletion feature for efficient coding.

Console, Progress, and Problems Views

XDK Operating Modes

Bootloader Mode Operations

Describes XDK operating modes, focusing on Bootloader mode and methods to engage it.

Application Startup Modes

Explains default and custom startup procedures for XDK applications.

XDK Application Template

Using the XdkApplicationTemplate

Guidance on using the recommended XdkApplicationTemplate for new projects.

Hello World Code Example

Hello World Operating Task

Introduction to operating tasks using a 'Hello World' implementation.

Hello World Timer Task

Demonstrates using timer tasks for periodic application execution.

Sensor Example

Initializing Light Sensor

Steps to initialize the light sensor for data acquisition.

Reading Light Sensor Data

Code implementation for reading and printing light sensor data.

Useful Features of the XDK Workbench

Editor Configuration: Line Numbers

How to enable line number display in the XDK workbench editor.

Autosave Before Build Configuration

Enabling the autosave feature before building or flashing projects.

Adding and Creating New Interfaces

Procedure for adding new source and header files to XDK projects and creating them.

Renaming a Project in XDK Workbench

Project Properties and Makefile Update

Modifying project properties and makefile after renaming a project.

Build Path and Makefile Adjustments

Adjusting build path and makefile configurations when renaming XDK projects.

Document History and Modification

Revision History

Records of document revisions, including initial release and changes.