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Interface the IW612 NXP module(LBES5PL2EL-923) with the STM32 MCU

chiragTeksun123
Associate II
Hi,
 
We want to interface the IW612 NXP module(LBES5PL2EL-923) with the STM32 MCU and use it to communicate with Wi-Fi and BLE. 
 
We want to use the STM32 host to communicate with both BLE and Wi-Fi.
Does the STM32 provide any specific drivers to communicate with the IW612 BLE & WIFI?
For BLE, which uses a UART host interface, do we need any AT commands from the host side, or is another commands used?
Similarly, for Wi-Fi, which uses an SDIO host interface, do we need any AT commands from the host side, or is another commands used?
 
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Andrew Neil
Evangelist III

@chiragTeksun123 wrote:
We want to use the STM32 host to communicate with both BLE and Wi-Fi.

Remember that the NXP device neither knows nor cares what microcontroller you use - you just have to follow whatever is defined in its interface documentation.

 


@chiragTeksun123 wrote:
Does the STM32 provide any specific drivers to communicate with the IW612 BLE & WIFI?

No - you would need to look to NXP for that kind of thing.

Most likely, they will provide "generic" drivers which just need you to provide a couple of specific host-specific interface functions.

 


@chiragTeksun123 wrote:
For BLE, which uses a UART host interface, do we need any AT commands from the host side, or is another commands used?

That's entirely down to the NXP device - the Host just needs to do whatever the NXP thing requires

 


@chiragTeksun123 wrote:
Similarly, for Wi-Fi, which uses an SDIO host interface, do we need any AT commands from the host side, or is another commands used?

Again, that's entirely down to the NXP device.


@Andrew Neil wrote:
you would need to look to NXP for that kind of thing.

Looks like the module is actually from Murata:

https://www.murata.com/en-eu/products/connectivitymodule/wi-fi-bluetooth/overview/lineup/type2el#software

So also check out their documentation & support...