EnOcean EDK 300 Getting Started

Getting Started V1.5

EDK 300

Observe precautions! Electrostatic sensitive devices!

Getting Started

Important Notes

This information describes the type of component and shall not be considered as assured characteristics.
No responsibility is assumed for possible omissions or inaccuracies. Circuitry and specifications are
subject to change without notice. For the latest product specifications, refer to the EnOcean website:

http://www.enocean.com.

As far as patents or other rights of third parties are concerned, liability is only assumed for modules, not
for the described applications, processes and circuits. EnOcean does not assume responsibility for use of
modules described and limits its liability to the replacement of modules determined to be defective due
to workmanshi p. Devices or systems containing RF components must meet the essential requirements
of the local legal authorities. The modules must not be used in any relation with equipment that su p­ports, directly or indirectly, human health or life or with applications that can result in danger for peo­ple, animals or real value. Components of the modules are considered and should be disposed of as
hazardous waste. Local government regulations are to be observed.
Packing: Please use the recycling operators known to you.

This evaluation kit and its components are intended for use for evaluation, demonstration or
engineering development purposes only. It is not considered to be a finished end product fit for

consumer use. Persons handling this developer kit must have electronics expertise and observe good
engineering practice standards. As such, the goods being provided are not intended to be complete in
terms of required design, marketing, and/or manufacturing related protective considerations, including
product safety and environmental measures typically found in end products that incorporate such
electronic components or circuit board. EnOcean will not be reliable for consequences of any HW or SW
changes/modifications of the developer board(s) done by the developer. Before using EDK 300 pl ease
consider country specific radio regulations and frequencies, e.g. R&TTE (EDK 300 = 868 MHz) for the
European Union or FCC (EDK 300C = 315 MHz) for US.

For users in Japan: This developer kit is not certified as confirming to technical regulations of radio
law of Japan. If you use this kit in Japan, you are required by Radio Law of Japan to follow the instruc­tions below with respect to this product: Use this product in a shielded room or any other test facility as
defined in the notification #173 issued by Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on March 28,
2006, based on sub-section 1.1 of article 6 of the “Rule for Enforcement of Radio Law of Japan”. Use

this kit only after you obtained the license of “Test Radio Station” as provided in Radio Law of Japan

with respect to this product, or use of this product only after you obtained the technical regulations
conformity certification as provided in radio law of Japan with respect to this product. Do not transfer
this product, unless you give the same notice above to the transferee. Please note that if you could not
follow the instructions above, you will be subject to penalties of Radio Law of Japan.

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Index

1 Introduction ..............................................................................................4

2 Line-powered applications with EVA 300 and TCM 3x0 ..............................5

2.1 Overview ................................................................................................. 5

2.2 Default Configuration ................................................................................ 6

2.3 Example: „1-Channel Relay Switch‟ (Mode 2) ................................................ 7

2.4 Example: „1-Channel Dimmer‟ (Mode 4) ...................................................... 8

3 Software Installation .................................................................................9

3.1 Updates ................................................................................................... 9

3.2 Overview ................................................................................................. 9

3.3 DolphinStudio Installation ........................................................................ 10

3.4 Check FW Version with DolphinStudio ........................................................ 11

3.5 Update Module FW with DolphinStudio ....................................................... 12

3.6 Configure STM 300 module ...................................................................... 13

3.7 DolphinView installation / presetting ......................................................... 14

3.8 Example „EVA 300 as Transceiver‟ (Mode 1) ............................................... 15

4 Self-powered Applications with EVA 320 and STM 300 ............................17

4.1 Overview ............................................................................................... 17

4.2 Default Configuration .............................................................................. 18

4.3 Example: „Self-powered temperature sensor‟ ............................................. 19

4.4 Example: „Self-powered room operating panel‟ ........................................... 21

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EDK 300

Developer‟s Kit

TCM 3x0

TCM 320

Getting Started

1 Introduction

EDK 300 and EDK 300C are designed to support hardware
and software application development for following EnO­cean modules:

 868 MHz (EDK 300): TCM 3x0, STM 300
 315 MHz (EDK 300C): TCM 3x0C, STM 300C

Content of EDK 300 Developer‟s Kit:

 1x EVA 300 evaluation board for TCM 3x0
 1x EVA 320 evaluation board for STM 300
 1x TCM 300 on adapter board
 1x STM 300 on adapter board
 1x TCM 320
 2x EOP 300 programmer
 1x PTM 200 with test rocker
 2x USB cable
 1x Package leaflet with download links to

documentation and software tools

Additional developer kits are available for self-powered radio
nodes of the STM 3xy product family:

 EDK 310 (Solar powered STM 3xy)
 EDK 312 (Thermo powered STM 3xy)

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TCM 300 on
Adapter Board

EOP 300

Programmer

EVA 300 Board

TCM 3x0

Mode config.

TCM 3x0

Repeater

config.

TCM 3x0
RSSI LEDs

Learn button

Learn Mode
Indicator (LMI) &
Channel LEDs

Clear button

LED: Power EOP

VCCUSB

LED: Power EVA

VCCIO

LED: Programmer

PROGACTIVE

Optional / not equipped

Power ON/OFF switch

2 Line-powered applications with EVA 300 and TCM 3x0

2.1 Overview

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TCM 300

USB power supply

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2.2 Default Configuration

Power Management:

 Power Switch (On/Off)
 USB connector for external power supply

Mode and configuration jumper for TCM 300
Standard FW:

 MODE 1: Serial bidirectional mode
 MODE 2: 1 channel receiver mode
 MODE 3: 4 channel receiver mode
 MODE 4: Dimmer mode
 2LEVEL: Select one/two-level repeater
 REPEATER: Selector for repeater mode

Buttons:

 Reset: reset the TCM3x0 module
 Learn: add or delete ID from list

 Clear: clear whole ID list

LEDs:

 IO indicators
 PWM (dimmer) or RSSI (signal strength)

Modul & extension slots:

 TCM 300 adapter board connector
 TCM 320 connector

(standard TCM 3x0 FW)

(standard TCM 3x0 FW)

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TCM 300

USB power supply

CH0

LMI

optional / not equipped

2.3 Example: ‘1-Channel Relay Switch’ (Mode 2)

1-channel relay mode to switch a light actuator. Telegrams from a learned PTM 2x0 push
button will change status of output ADIO7 (CH0).

1. Check jumper configuration of EVA 300 ac-

cording to the image on the right side, espe­cially MODE2 jumper

2. Connect EVA 300 to delivered USB power

supply

3. Switch on EVA 300 board

4. Learn PTM 2x0 (switch) ID to TCM3x0:

- Press EVA 300 LEARN > 0.5s
(LMI LED will light, CH0 flash)

- Push PTM 2x0 to send learn telegram

- Wait until CH0 LED will flash

- Finish learn mode with LEARN button
> 0.5s

5. Switching PTM 2x0 will toggle CH0 LED (relay

pin)

Attention:

 If you have changed TCM firmware: Load

EnOcean TCM 300 default firmware from CD

 If you have changed mode settings:

Clear ID

- press CLEAR button > 2s
(LEDs “LMI” will light & “CH0” blink)

- press RESET (mode selection)

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USB power supply

LMI

CH1

CH2

optional / not equipped

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2.4 Example: ‘1-Channel Dimmer’ (Mode 4)

1-channel dimmer mode to dim a electrical actuator.
Telegrams from a learned push button will change
PWM output signal.

1. Check jumper configuration of EVA 300 accord

to the image on the right side, especially MODE4
& PWM

2. Connect EVA 300 to delivered USB power supply

3. Learn PTM 2x0 (switch) ID to TCM3x0:

- Press EVA300 LEARN > 0.5s
(LMI & CH2 LED will light, CH0 flash)

- Push PTM 2x0 to send learn telegram

- Wait until CH0 LED will flash

- Finish learn mode with LEARN button > 0.5s

4. PTM 2x0:

- hold O-side long time, WM signal will drop
from high to low

- hold I-side long time, PWM signal will rise from
low to high

- press 1-side short time, TCM3x0 will switch on
with last PWM value

- press 0-side short time, TCM3x0 will switch off

Attention:

 If you have changed FW: Load EnOcean TCM 300 default firmware from CD
 If you have changed mode settings: Clear ID

- press CLEAR button > 2s (LEDs “LMI” will light & “CH0” blink)

- press RESET (mode selection)

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3 Software Installation

3.1 Updates

Please register for your personal account and check following
website for updates: http://www.enocean.com/en/download/

3.2 Overview

DolphinAPI (for details see EDK 300 user manual)

 Operating system for self-powered applications
 Source code samples in C-Code for switching, dimming, etc.
 Comprehensive software libraries (wireless communication,

energy management, etc.)

DolphinStudio

 Windows application which supports the whole firmware

development process (chip configuration, programming, module updating)

DolphinView

 Visualize properites of EnOcean radio nodes
 Receives, sends and analyses radio telegrams according to the EnOcean standard
 Get detailed information e.g. subtelegram timing and signal strength
 Content of telegrams can be analyzed online and logged with time stamp
 Supports remote management features like ping, query and remote learn

PC requirements

- Microsoft Windows XP SP3 or Windows 7

- Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1

- 1.5 GHz CPU, 1 GB RAM, 0,3 GB Disc Space

- Graphics: min. 1024x768 with DirectX 9 support

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3.3 DolphinStudio Installation

1. Launch DolphinStudio setup pro-

gram and follow instructions

2. Connect EOP300 to PC via USB

cable

3. Press “Options” button within menu

bar

4. “Options” window will appear, press

“Refresh” to recognize EOP 300

programmer

5. Programmer settings/firmware will

be update if necessary

Attention:

 If you have installed a previous DolphinStudio version, it is recommended to uninstall

older version

 If you have already installed older FTDI USB driver, it is recommended to remove

previous and install latest FTDI driver by cross marking installation menu at the end
of DolphinSetup

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3.4 Check FW Version with DolphinStudio

1. Connect EVA 300 or EVA 320 with STM/TCM 3x0 plugged via EOP 300 to PC

2. Launch DolphinStudio

3. Select “EOPX (Program-

mer)” tab

4. Select “Chip information”

5. Press “Retrieve” button

6. Current application type

and version e.g.
“TCM 300 2.0.0.0” will be
shown

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3.5 Update Module FW with DolphinStudio

1. Connect EVA 300 or EVA 320 with STM/TCM 3x0 plugged via EOP 300 to PC

2. Launch DolphinStudio

3. Select “EOPX (Programmer)” tab

4. Select “Programmer”

5. Select FW file via “Browse…” button; chip configuration file will be automatically

recognized by
ending *cfg.hex

6. Press “Execute”

button to start the
update process

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3.6 Configure STM 300 module

STM 300 is designed for multiple applications, therefore no application specific EnOcean
Equipment Profile (EEP) is implemented. To use the auto learn function in DolphinView
(or other EnOcean devices), the EEP profile must be configured first with DolphinStudio:

1. Start Dolphin Studio and

select „Chip configuration‟

2. Select the module STM 300

3. The button „Read configuration‟

shows the default EEP setting:
FUNC: 0x3F, TYPE: 0x7F

4. For testing the entry has to be

changed into e.g.:
FUNC: 0x10 (room operating panels)
TYPE: 0x03 (temperature sensor 0...40°C,
with set point control)

5. The button „Write configuration‟ set the

new profile. A rereading of configuration
(button 3) confirmed the successful write
operation.

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3.7 DolphinView installation / presetting

DolphinStudio has to be installed first, to get the required USB device driver.

1. Launch DolphinView setup program and follow instructions

2. Connect EOP 300 programmer to PC via USB cable and connect programmer to

EVA 300 or EVA 320

3. Select COM port for serial interface “COM10 ...”

4. Select the ESP* serial protocol type **:

- ESP2: standard TCM 300/320

- ESP2+EPM: internal use

- ESP3: TCM 300/320 incl. gateway controller firmware

5. Connect to EVA 300 board (= transceiver)

6. Check connection via EVA 300 transceiver example (see next page)

* EnOcean Serial Protocol
** Future DolphinView versions will automatically select the serial protocol type

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TCM 300

3.8 Example ‘EVA 300 as Transceiver’ (Mode 1)

EVA 300 configured as transceiver
(Mode 1):

1. Check jumper configuration and

TCM 300 module according to the
picture on the right side

2. Connect EVA 300 via EOP 300 to

PC

3. Switch on EVA 300 board power

4. DolphinView: Select COM port, ESP

type and Connect button

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5. Press self powered switch

6. Radio node (switch) will be shown in node list and can be selected

7. Now it‟s possible to set up manually the EEP* Profile in the tab EEP View,

e.g. for the RPS telegram

8. Subsequently the node button shows the label „EEP has been selected‟

9. The tab EEP View indicate the complete EEP profile details

* EnOcean Equipment Profile
Details see:
http://www.enocean-alliance.org/

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EOP 300

Programmer

EVA 320 Board

STM 300

sensor examples:

- temperatur

- light intensity

- poti

- energy storage
voltage

STM 300 on

adapter board

Energy
management

LED: Power EOP

VCCUSB

LED: Power EVA

VCCIO

LED Programmer:

PROGACTIVE

STM 300 config.

LED: Radio send

User buttons

Solar cell

Multiple energy
harvesters

- Short term cap

- Gold cap

- Lithium accu (optional)

ACCU

ACCU

Attention:
If EVA 320 + STM 300 stored
for more then 2 weeks in darkness,
then the long term capacitor (Gold
cap) has to be disconnected from
STM 300:

- power storage switch to external

- or unplug STM 300 module
For details see STM 300 manual

Power ON/OFF

switch

4 Self-powered Applications with EVA 320 and STM 300

4.1 Overview

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4.2 Default Configuration

Power Management:

 Power Switch (On/Off)
 Power Selector

(USB/Solar/ExternalSolar/External)

 Storage Selector (Optional Accu/Goldcap

/None)

 Connector for external power source

Wake up & retransmit STM 300 standard
FW:

 Wake Up (1s/10s/100s/None)
 Retransmit (7-14/70-140/None)

Buttons:

 Reset
 Button1
 Button2
 WAKE1/Learn
 WAKE0/Occupancy

Modul & extension slots:

 STM 300 on adapter board
 Optional Power Converter

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Self-powered

Sensor

EVA 320

USB

Transceiver

(Mode1)

EVA 300

PC

Dolphin

View

USB

STM300

4.3 Example: ‘Self-powered temperature sensor’

EVA 320 as temperature sensor, DolphinView to monitor radio with EVA300 as receiver:

1. Set EVA 320 jumper configuration according to the image right side:

- retransmit = every

- wakeup = 10s

- storage = GCAP

- power source = solar

- ADIO0 = NTC (temperature sensor) and
DVDD = set

2. Switch on EVA 320 board power

3. STM 300 (e.g. EEP profile) has to be config-

ured according to chapter 3.6, page 13

4. STM 300 will send temperature values every

10s, LED1 (ADIO7) will flash shortly for every
transmitted telegram

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Selected device

with Chip ID

& EEP ID-label

Manufacturer ID

& EEP profile no.

DB1 (data byte 1) = temperature value

(for details see 4BS telegram

EnOcean Equipment Profile)

Getting Started

Use EVA 300 in transceiver (gateway) mode
to receive telegrams via DolphinView:

1. Setup EVA 300 to USB transceiver

2. Press the LRN button on the EVA 320

3. DolphinView displays all received

4. Select tab “EEP View”

Attention:

 EVA320 needs sufficient energy (e.g. light) to transfer radio telegrams

(Mode1)

to teach-in the STM 300 in Dolphin­View automatically (on the basis of
LRN telegram which includes the EEP
no.)

sensor telegrams

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STM 300

4.4 Example: ‘Self-powered room operating panel’

EVA 320 as room operating panel and Dol­phinView to monitor radio with EVA 300 as
receiver:

Configure EVA 320:

1. Set EVA 320 jumper configuration

according to the image right side:

- retransmit = Every

- wakeup= 10s

- storage= GCAP

- power source=solar

- ADIO0 = temperature sensor (NTC)

- ADIO1 = POTI

- WAKE0 = occupancy button

2. Use module under office light

3. STM 300 will send poti & temp values

every 10s

EVA 300 / TCM 300 config. for USB receiver:

1. Setup EVA 300 as transceiver (gate-

way) and connect with DolphinView

2. Switch on EVA 300

3. Check received telegrams

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Sensor values can be visualized by using DolphinView:

1. Start DolphinView and select the tab „EEP View‟

2. Select the node

3. Diagram will show received temperature sensor and „Set Point‟ potentiometer values

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