EV-ADUCRF101 Datasheet, PDF (3/12 Pages) Analog Devices – 4-layer PCB (33 mm × 55 mm form factor)

Evaluation Board User Guide
DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION
Different systems are available that are optimized for the
various types of evaluation requirements.
Table 1 lists the contents available for each type of system.
Table 1. Development Systems Content
Content
Mini Kit
(MK)
QuickStart
(QS)
Mini Board
1
1
Antenna
1
1
Emulator Board 0
1
Battery Holder 0
0
DVD
1
1
QuickStart Plus
(QSP)
2
2
1
1
1
The mini board is optimized for 433 MHz or 868MHz/915MHz
operation.
Table 2 lists the models and their optimized communication
frequency.
Table 2. Development Systems Models
Model
Description
EV-ADuCRF101MK1Z Mini kit
EV-ADuCRF101MK3Z Mini kit
EV-ADuCRF101QS1Z QuickStart
EV-ADuCRF101QS3Z QuickStart
EV-ADuCRF101QSP1Z QuickStart Plus
EV-ADuCRF101QSP3Z QuickStart Plus
Frequency
868 MHz/915 MHz
433 MHz
868 MHz/915 MHz
433 MHz
868 MHz/915 MHz
433 MHz
MINI KIT
The mini kit evaluation kits contain one mini board, one
antenna, and a DVD containing software and documentation.
This system can be ordered, in addition to the other develop-
ment systems, to increase the number of nodes in a wireless
sensor network.
The mini kit does not contain an emulator.
QUICKSTART KIT
The QuickStart kit evaluation kits contain one mini board,
one antenna, one emulator board, and a DVD containing
software and documentation.. This kit is ideal to evaluate the
ADuCRF101 as part of an existing wireless system.
QUICKSTART PLUS KIT
The QuickStart Plus evaluation kit contain two mini boards,
two antennas, one emulator board, a battery holder, and a DVD
containing software and documentation. The QuickStart Plus
kit has all the components needed to quickly set up a two-node
wireless communication system.
EV-ADuCRF101
J-LINK OB EMULATOR
The J-Link OB emulator board provides a debug path via serial
wire, supply, and UART communication with the ADuCRF101
mini board. Figure 2 shows a top view of the emulator board.
The J2 connector plugs into the ADuCRF101 mini board. The
J2 connector pinout is shown in Figure 3.
Figure 2. Emulator, Top View
Figure 3. J2 Connector
For downloading and debugging, LK1, LK2, LK4, and LK6
must be inserted. LK3 and LK5 are required to communicate
via UART.
When measuring current consumption using an external supply
on the ADuCRF101 mini board IOVDD pins, it is recommended
that the emulator be disconnected.
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