Getting Started with the WiSeConnect™ SDK v3.x#
To get started with using the WiSeConnect™ SDK v3.x, download the latest version of Simplicity Studio and select one of the getting started guides in this section:
System-on-chip (SoC) mode - both the application and connectivity stack run on the SiWx91x™ chipset.
To run the out-of-the-box demo, see the Starting with SoC Mode section.
To set up software and hardware, create a project, configure and compile an application, and run an application, see one of the following guides:
Developing with ICs or Modules (with custom boards)
Network co-processor (NCP) mode - application runs on external microcontroller unit (MCU) host, connectivity stack runs on the SiWx91x chipset.
To get started with an EFR32™ host, see the Starting with EFR32 in NCP Mode section.
To get started with an STM32™ host, see the Starting with STM32 in NCP Mode section.
To begin development for any other host, see the Porting for an External Host section.
To explore sending AT commands to the SiWx91x co-processor via a UART connection, see the Getting Started with AT Commands section.
Note: The following alternative interfaces are supported between the SiWx91x chipset and the EFR32 host:
Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)
Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter (UART) interface
Radio co-processor (RCP) mode - application and upper Wi-Fi network layers (transport and network) run on external Linux host, lower Wi-Fi network layers (MAC and PHY) run on the SiWx91x chipset. A Linux driver is available for connecting a Linux host to Wi-Fi in this mode using the SiWx91x connectivity stack.
Note: The WiSeConnect SDK v3.x does not support the RCP mode.
Matter Quick-Start Guides provide steps to set up your first example application using the Matter protocol: