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Summary

Many lighting vendors have recognized that wireless controls systems such as Daintree ControlScope and other ZigBee-based platforms can add significant value to their products. However, it can be difficult to get to market quickly with a robust and reliable solution that meets the requirements of these platforms. To that end, MMB has created the RapidHA Lighting firmware to run on our world-class RapidConnect hardware, providing out-of-the-box compatibility with Daintree ControlScope and other systems based on the ZigBee HA 1.2 specifications.


MMB is able to provide RapidConnect ZigBee modules that are loaded with firmware that will automatically join a Daintree ControlScope or ZigBee HA 1.2 network as a Dimmable Light device. The RapidConnect module can interface with an LED driver via UART or PWM to set the appropriate brightness level or on/off state in response to commands from the Daintree WAC or HA 1.2 coordinator. In other words, MMB’s RapidHA Lighting solution allows lighting OEMs to set up a functional wireless lighting demonstration as soon as they are able to wire up the module to their hardware!


Features and Pinout:

The RapidHA Lighting firmware supports all of the mandatory clusters and attributes that are required to join a Daintree ControlScope or HA 1.2 network as a Dimmable Light. The following pinout describes the other key features in the firmware. The Z357PA40 module pad numbers are shown in brackets:

  • PB3 (Pad 5): Relay Control
  • PB4 (Pad 6): PWM signal
  • PA5 (Pad 9): Network Status Indicator LED
  • PA6 (Pad 16): Button for factory reset (by driving this pin low for >5 seconds)

 

The following pins are also used by the firmware for testing and debugging purposes:

  • PB1 (Pad 17): UART TX
  • PB2 (Pad 15): UART RX

 

PA5 protection circuit:

Pin PA5 on the EM357 has a built-in function defined by Silicon Labs; if it is held low at startup, the EM357 will enter bootload mode. As such, it is necessary to add the “protection circuit” shown below. R1 and R2 must have the same resistance.



 

 

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