LinkIt 7697 - Development Guide for Arduino IDE
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This guide provides usage instructions and information on programming LinkIt 7697 development board with Arduino IDE.
LinkIt 7697 is a development board based on MediaTek MT7697 SOC. It supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity.
There are two software development environments available to LinkIt 7697 HDK.
Arduino IDE
A board package for the popular Arduino IDE is provided for convenience - so that you can use your existing Arduino sketches and peripheral driver libraries with some modifications, while having access to the onboard Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy features.
To develop with Arduino IDE, start with the Arduino IDE setup page.
LinkIt SDK for RTOS
You can also program the board with the native LinkIt SDK for RTOS using GCC and accompanied flash tool.
LinkIt SDK also supports IAR embedded workbench and Keil µVision IDE. You'll need a hardware debugger such as J-Link to program the board through SWD interface.
To develop with LinkIt SDK, you'll need LinkIt SDK v4.3 or later. Visit the MT7697 resource page for details.
Manufacturer
Module
Chipset
RAM
352 KB
Flash
4 MB
Wi-Fi
802.11 b/g/n (2.4G)
Bluetooth
4.2 LE
Dimension
48x26 mm
Operating Voltage
3V3
Input Voltage
5V (micro-USB)
USB-to-UART
Peripheral Interfaces
GPIO x 18 UART x 2 I2C x 1 SPI x 1 PWM x 18 EINT x 4 ADC x 4 (0~2.5V) IrDA x 1 I2S x 1
Debug Interfaces
SWD x 1
Supported Environment
by
Cortex-M4 with FPU at 192MHz