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Secure AVR BLE IoT Node

Part Number: ATAVRBLE-IOT

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Documents and Software

Documents

RN4870/71 Bluetooth Low Energy Module User's Guide

7/25/2018

1MB

Secure AVR BLE IoT Node - Hardware User Guide

6/19/2017

2MB

Secure AVR BLE IoT Node - Software User Guide

6/15/2017

384KB

RN4870/71 Bluetooth Low Energy Module Data Sheet

2/3/2021

2MB

MCP1700 Low Quiescent Current Data Sheet

12/17/2020

1MB

ATAVRBLE-IOT iOS App Source Code

4/15/2018

31MB

ATAVRBLE-IOT Android App Source Code

4/5/2018

31MB

Secure AVR BLE IoT Node - Getting Started Guide

6/15/2017

1MB

RN487x Firmware v1.18

4/29/2016

257KB

RN487x Firmware Update Tool

4/25/2016

793KB

ATECC508A

12/4/2016

10B

Application Notes

AN_8974 - ATECC Compressed Certificate Definition

6/2/2020

234KB

AN_8845 - ATSHA204A and ATECC508A Personalization Guide

12/11/2016

298KB

AN_8971 - ATECC Production Provisioning Guide

12/10/2016

467KB

AN_8983 - ATECC508A Node Authentication Example Using Asymmetric PKI

12/10/2016

298KB

ATECC508A

12/4/2016

10B

Product Features

Bluetooth connectivity through the RN4871 Bluetooth 4.2 Low Energy full certified Module
Node authentication by onboard ATECC508A
LDO MCP1700T-3302EMB regulate 5V to 3.3V
LED indicators for operational status
Triaxial acceleration sensor with integrated temperature sensor
USB or CR2032 coin cell act as system power supply

Summary

The Secure AVR^® BLE IoT Node incorporates an ATtiny1617 microcontroller, a fully-certified RN4871 Bluetooth^® 4.2 Low Energy module, an ATECC508A CryptoAuthentication device and a 3-axis accelerometer with temperature sensor to demonstrate a complete solution for a typical IoT end node. The board is powered by USB or CR2032 coin cell via a jumper.

It is supported by Atmel START and Atmel Studio Integrated Development Platform (IDE) and comes with full documentation for the software and hardware to significantly reduce design complexity and the time-to-market.

The application is available on both iOS^® and Android™ operating systems. The iOS application, called AVR BLE Node, can be downloaded from the App Store. The Android application, called Secured AVR BLE IoT Node, can be downloaded from Google Play.

Package Contents

Secure AVR BLE IoT Node kit

System Requirements