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Part Number: RN-XV-RD2

RN-XV-RD2 REFERENCE DESIGN FOR THE RNXV MODULE SERIES


  • Reference design for evaluating the RN171XV 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi module
  • Kit includes a standard USB cable that connects directly from the board to a PC for programming the module over the UART
  • Contains 2 10-amp relays capable of switching up to 240V
  • Built in temperature sensor
  • External temperature probe connector
  • 3 status LEDs that mimic the LEDs on the RN171XV module
  • 4 pushbutton switches and jumpers to simplify development
  • 10 GPIO pins accessible via the 3.3V headers
  • Voltage regulator
  • Supports several RN171XV antenna options: Wire, SMA connector, U.FL connector

Overview


The RN-XV-RD2 is a dual relay I/O reference design that demonstrates the RN171XV series of Wi-Fi modules.  This convenient reference design includes a USB cable that connects directly from the board to a PC for programming the module over the UART.  The board has 2 relays capable of switching up to 240 volts and multiple push buttons for reset, ad hoc/WPS mode, and AP mode.  Also includes status LEDs and jumpers for quickly and easily evaluating the RN171XV series of modules.

Package Contents
  • RN-XV-RD2 Dual Relay Board
  • USB cable

Documentation


Title
Document Id
RN171XV Data Sheet Download bc2937e9-216d-4438-9074-bae6eef9e27e
RNXV Dual Relay Evaluation Board User's Guide Download 1a18241f-654c-495f-82c1-81573b4026c1
RNXV Bluetooth®/Wi-Fi® Modules Sell Sheet Download f06ce01b-cd2e-405c-b647-7a23adae4664

Application Notes


Title
Date
Document Category
App Note 11 Nov 2013 Link Application Notes