Legacy Hardware

This page includes the resources for hardware that is not recommended for new designs or has already passed its end-of-life. If you are building a new product based on RapidConnect hardware, see this page for the resources pertaining to our newest hardware.

Details
The following files will be helpful for any designer that is incorporating RapidConnect hardware in their product. On this page, you will find the following three types of resources:

  1. The Datasheet provides an overview of the electrical, mechanical, and RF characteristics of the hardware.
  2. The Eagle Library file (provided in both Eagle 5 and Eagle 6 format) contains an Eagle format "part library" including a schematic symbol of the module with pinouts and a PCB footprint ready to use. If you can access Eagle libraries, then you can drop this module into your schematic and PCB layout and wire it up.
  3. The Land Pattern Reference Gerber is a gerber version of the Eagle PCB footprint, containing 3 files:
    1. Module Silkscreen outline (slightly larger than actual module for placement purposes)
    2. Copper pads for the PCB to which the module will be assembled, based on our data sheet land pattern
    3. Solder mask recommendation showing a 3 mil clearance around all sides of copper pads (our data sheet doesn't call this out but it's what we recommend, based on IPC specs.
  4. The Module Pad and Drill Gerber is a reference partial gerber of the actual module, containing 3 files: 
    1. Module outline (exact module perimeter)
    2. Excellon drill file showing where vias are located on the bottom side of the module
    3. Bottom side copper pads and copper around via drills where there is a risk of exposure/shorting to the PCB where the module is attached. We recommend that a PCB containing this module footprint should not have any vias under the module. If that is unavoidable, the designer should try to ensure there are no vias that would line up with these copper areas on the module, and of course obey the RF keep out zone (not shown in gerber but referenced in data sheet)
  5. The Application Circuits demonstrate the correct implementation of the Z357PA20 module in conjunction with a Host Microcontroller or USB Transceiver.

Module

 BSB03PA1x Module

BSB03PA1x Module

 Z357PA10 Module

Z357PA10 Module

Gateway

 GWY10 Gateway

NRND

This hardware is not recommended for new designs. It has been replaced by our GWY20 Gateway.


  File Modified

PDF File MMB Networks GWY10 Specification v1.0.pdf

Apr 04, 2018 by Doug Alguire (Deactivated)

USB Stick

 Z357PA2x USB Stick

  File Modified

PDF File MMB Networks Z357PA2x-USB Stick Datasheet v2_0.pdf

Aug 15, 2017 by Doug Alguire (Deactivated)

Development Board

 Z357PA31 Development Board
 Z357PA24 Development Board


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