Building the 917 SoC Matter Accessory Devices (MADs) using Simplicity Studio#

In Simplicity Studio 5, create the Light MAD:

  1. Download and Install Simplicity Studio 5.

  2. To install the software packages for Simplicity Studio Refer Software Package Installation Section

  3. Switch to the Launcher view (if not already in it).Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

  4. Go to All Products in launcher tab and select one compatible board from the below supported list of SiWx917 SOC dev boards.

  BRD4325B (Dual Flash)
  BRD4325C (Common Flash)
  BRD4325G (Common Flash)
  BRD4338A (Common Flash)

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  1. Once it shows up in the Debug Adapters view, select it.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

  2. Open the Example Projects and Demos tab, select the Matter filter and enter "Wi-Fi" in Filter on keywords and click on CREATE.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

  3. Rename the Project Name if you wish, and click Finish.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

  4. Once the project is created, right-click on the project and select Build Project in the Project Explorer tab.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

  5. To flash the application, connect the compatible dev board to the machine or PC if not yet done.

  6. Once the project is compiled successfully, Go to the Project Explorer view and select the binary to be flashed.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

  7. Right-click on the selected _isp.bin binary and click on flash to device.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

  8. Flash programmer window will be opened, Click on Program button to start the flashing.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design

Note: Output of the SiWX917 SoC application will be displayed on the J-Link RTT Viewer.

  1. In order to debug Matter Application, Right-click on the selected _isp.bin binary and click on Debug As.Silicon Labs - designSilicon Labs - design