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1 Introduction
2 Update by UART (Serial port)
2.1 Hardware connection
2.1.1 Ground the BOOT pin before power on
2.1.2 Connect the serial port
2.2 Send Firmware by Ymodem protocol
3 Update by a build-in web server
4 Sales Information
5 Technical Support
Application Note EMW3280/EMW316x embedded Wi-Fi module Update Firmware on EMW3280/EMW316x 3.0 Date:2013-05-30 Application Note Embedded Wi-Fi module Overview EMW3280/EMW316x Wi-Fi modules are designed for embedded applications. They have a Cortex-M3 core MCU: STM32F2x5RG with rich peripherals, 1M bytes flash and 128k bytes SRAM. Users can build their own embedded Wi-Fi applications based on mxchipWNetTM library which manage all of the Wi-Fi MAC and TCP/IP stack processing. We also provide several mxchipWNetTM firmware to meet typical applications: wireless UART, wireless audio, wireless sensor etc. This document describe the detailed steps to change the firmware running on these modules. Applications EMW3280 EMW3161 EMW3162  Building Automation / Access Control  Smart home appliances  Medical/Health Care  Industrial Automation Systems  Point Of Sale system (POS)  Auto electronics  Communicate with smart phones and tablets Module EMW3280 EMW3160 EMW3161 EMW3162 - - - - - - Antenna P On-board PCB antenna E C E IPEX connector Chip antenna IPEX connector MXCHIP Co., Ltd
Contents 1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................. 3 2 UPDATE BY UART (SERIAL PORT) ..................................................................... 4 2.1 Hardware connection ................................................................................................................... 4 2.1.1 Ground the BOOT pin before power on ................................................................................................. 4 2.1.2 Connect the serial port ................................................................................................................................. 5 2.2 Send Firmware by Ymodem protocol ......................................................................................... 6 3 UPDATE BY A BUILD-IN WEB SERVER .............................................................. 8 4 SALES INFORMATION ........................................................................................ 9 5 TECHNICAL SUPPORT ........................................................................................ 9 2
1 Introduction EMW3280/316x modules have Cortex-M3 MCU with rich peripherals, users can build their own embedded Wi-Fi applications based on mxchipWNetTM library which manage all of the Wi-Fi MAC and TCP/IP stack processing. MXCHIP also provide mxchipWNetTM firmware to meet typical applications: wireless UART, wireless audio, wireless sensor etc. The firmware is build up by five sections: Section 5: 256k bytes RF Driver Section 4: 384k bytes (Optional) Temporary storage for OTA purpose Section 3: 769k bytes mxchipWNetTM Firmware or customized firmware Section 2: 16k bytes Parameters Section 1: 16k bytes EMW3280 bootloader 0x080C0000 0x08060000 0x08008000@EMW3280 0x0800C000@EMW316x 0x08004000 0x08000000 Sector 1: Bootloader The bootloader is the first executed part after module is powered on. It detect the BOOT pin and Status pin to determine the target operation mode. If this part is erased, the only way to reprogram is using a JTAG programming tool. Sector 2: Parameters It's a small size memory and is used to store parameters from mxchipWNetTM firmware and OTA options, it can be modified freely when using a customized firmware. It is no need to program this part because the application in part 3 initialize it. Sector 3: mxchipWNetTM firmware or customized firmware This part contains the main application. New functions can be added by updating module’s firmware, and bugs would also be fixed. This article will mainly discuss the operation about how to update this section. Sector 4: Temporary storage for OTA purpose (included in section 4, optional) 3
It is a child area of the section 3. OTA data is temporarily stored here. When OTA is performed, bootloader will use this part to replace other flash parts. Any data in this part will be erased by bootloader if OTA operation is successful or no OTA function is pending. If you want to use this part store our application, you should disable or modify the OTA function in bootloader (section 1). Sector 5: RF driver This part contains RF driver and should not be modified in any circumstances. Content of this section is released by MXCHIP as “driver.bin”. Reprogram this part with this file if it is erased by accident. 2 Update by UART (Serial port) Sector 1, 3, 5 can be reprogramed using a serial port if bootloader (Sector 1) exists in the flash. But it should be noted that  It is dangerous to reprogram the bootloader (Part 1), a failed operation may damage the module. MXCHIP do not assume the losses caused by this operation.  EMW3280 has compatibility issue existed in the bootloader and the mxchipWNetTM firmware in section 3. Firmware cannot work on the wrong bootloader. Table 1 shows the detail. Bootloader mxchipWNetTM firmware Compatible 1 EMW 3280Bootloader v4.x 020602xx, 02060301.xxx Compatible 2 EMW 3280Bootloader v5.x 02060302.xxx, Custom firmware Hardware connection 2.1.1 Ground the BOOT pin before power on EMW3280/EMW316x enter different working mode by detecting the voltage on BOOT pin and STATUS pin when powered on or reset. Figure 1 Boot pin and Status pin on EMW3280, EMW3160, EMW3162 STATUS pin BOOT pin 4
Figure 2 Boot pin and Status pin on EMW3161 No. 39: STATUS pin No. 36: BOOT pin Table 1 Working modes BOOT STATUS 0 0 1 0 1 X Working mode Test mode Firmware update mode Boot the application in Part 3 We need to enter the firmware update mode, so ground the BOOT bin and pull up the STATUS pin. If you are using an EMB-380-S test board, set the switchers as follow. Figure 3 EMB-380-S switchers Switchers Figure 4 EMB-380-S2 switchers Switchers 2.1.2 Connect the serial port Connect EMW3280 to PC using a serial cable. 5
An USB-serial converter is installed on EMW-380-S2 test board. It’s very easy to connect the test board to PC via a mini USB cable. Set the jump J3, J4, J5, J6 to USB side and download the USB driver from http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm Send Firmware by Ymodem protocol Use a terminal software that support serial interface. Windows XP has a build-in software: “Hyper Terminal”, and if you are using Windows vista/7/8 or MAC, “SecureCRT” is suggested. We use “SecureCRT v6.7.3 MAC version” to demonstrate our processing. 1. Open “SecureCRT”, and establish a serial connection to module with the settings in figure 3. Port is different depends on the actually serial port. Figure 5 Serial settings on SceureCRT Baud rate: 115200, Data bits: 8, Parity: None, Stop bits: 1, No flow control 2. Power on or reset your module. The red led should be on, and the green led may flash 3 times every 5 seconds. Besides, you can see outputs on the SecureCRT terminal. Figure 4 Serial output in firmware update mode 6
If you cannot see above phenomenon, please recheck the hardware connection in chapter 2.1. At this step, we can type in the following commands to serial terminal. Table 2: Command list Command Short cut Description FWUPDATE FWERASE BOOT REBOOT HELP DRIVERIPDATE BOOTUPDATE 1 2 3 4 ? - - Update the memory in PART 3. Erase the memory in PART 3. Execute the application in PART 3. Reboot the module. Display the help information. Update the memory in section 5. Update the memory in section 1. 3. According table 2, If we need to update the module’s main application in memory section 3, just type ‘1’and ‘return’ key. Then you can see the outputs on the terminal, module is ready to receive the new firmware. Return to command prompt by type ‘a’. Figure 6 Ready to receive the new firmware Figure 7 Send your new firmware by Ymodem protocol. 7
4. Waite the updating complete. Figure 8 Update successful! Note: Use other commands in table 2 to update the bootloader in section 1 or RF driver in section 5 if needed. 3 Update by a build-in web server This method can only update the firmware in memory section 3, and only existed on the module running an mxchipWNetTM firmware. You can login to the module’s build-in html page on your web browser. Use bonjour service to find module’s IP address, or restore module’s settings to default by press down the WPS/Default pin for 5 seconds. The default IP address is 192.168.1.1. Upload the new firmware on the system page, module may reboot after the upload is successful. Wait 5 seconds, the module would execute the new firmware. 8
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