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Firmware and Code Examples

Page history last edited by Danilo De Donno 9 years, 10 months ago

RAMSES v.1.1

This is the firmware of the RAMSES v.1.1 featuring the TI MSP430F2132 MCU. The firmware consists of a single-run main code, executed once the S-882Z charge pump has charged up to 2.4 V its storage capacitor (at least a 100 uF ceramic capacitor is required).

 

In this version of the firmware, the MCU takes measurements from the following sensors:

 

  • ADXL346 I2C 3-axis accelerometer by Analog Devices
  • Maxim MAX44009 I2C ambient light sensor by Maxim Integrated
  • Analog temperature sensor embedded into the MCU

 

The sensor data are organized into the EPC memory bank of the Monza X-2K UHF RFID/I2C chip.

 

Get the code here

 

 

 

RAMSES v.3.0

This is the firmware of the latest RAMSES revision featuring the TI MSP430FR5969 (Wolverine) MCU. The firmware consists of a single-run main code, executed once the S-882Z charge pump has charged up to 2.4 V its storage capacitor (at least a 100 uF ceramic capacitor is required).

 

Two versions of the firmware are available. In the first one, the TI MSP430FR5969 Wolverine MCU takes measurements from the following sensors:

 

  • Bosch BMP180 I2C temperature and pressure sensor
  • Maxim MAX44000 I2C ambient light and infrared proximity sensor 

 

In the second one,  the TI MSP430FR5969 Wolverine MCU takes measurements from the following sensors:

 

  • Bosch BMP180 I2C temperature and pressure sensor
  • Maxim MAX44009 I2C ambient light sensor

 

In both versions, sensor data are organized into the EPC memory bank of the Monza X-2K UHF RFID/I2C chip.

 

Get here the code for version 1

Get here the code for version 2

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