Dialog Semiconductor DA16600 - Boot Index Change; MAC Address Checking

UM-WI-051
DA16600 FreeRTOS Getting Started with EVK
User Manual
Revision 1.0
17-May-2021
CFR0012
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8.8 Boot Index Change
To change the boot index, you must change the boot index number and then reboot. After the reboot
is complete, verify that the version printed at boot and the boot_idx values have changed.
The following console commands can change the boot index:
● boot_idx 0 // to boot with boot index 0
● boot_idx 1 // to boot with boot index 1
[/DA16200] # boot_idx 1 // or boot_idx_0
[/DA16200] # reboot
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* DA16600 SDK Information
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* - CPU Type : Cortex-M4 (120MHz)
* - OS Type : FreeRTOS 10.4.3
* - Serial Flash : 4 MB
* - SDK Version : V3.0.0.0 CM
* - F/W Version : FRTOS-GEN01-01-14145-000000
* - F/W Build Time : Apr 22 2021 13:50:13
* - Boot Index : 1
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8.9 MAC Address Checking
By default, a MAC address is programmed in the OTP. If the MAC address is deleted, you can check
and write the MAC address using the following commands.
For example: [/DA16200] # setwlanmac aa:ff:00:00:00:00
At prompt [/DA16200] # type command getwlanmac to check where the MAC address is written.
One of the following lines is displayed: MAC TYPE: OTP MAC or NVRAM MAC. See example:
[/DA16600] # getwlanmac
MAC TYPE: OTP MAC
WLAN0 - EC:9F:0D:9F:F9:34
WLAN1 - EC:9F:0D:9F:F9:35
NOTE
Each EVK should have a unique address, and the last number of address must be even.