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IMP003-BREAKOUT: DescriptionIMP003 DEVELOPMENT KIT; CategoryDevelopment board/suite/development tools; File Size419KB，9 Pages; ManufacturerMurata; Websitehttps://www.murata.com; Environmental Compliance

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IMP003 DEVELOPMENT KIT

IMP003-BREAKOUT Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
type	Transceiver; 802.11 b/g/n (Wi-Fi, WiFi, WLAN)
frequency	2.4GHz
Supporting products/related products	LBWA1ZV1CD
What's included	plate

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Generic Developer Hardware Set‐up

Guide

Streamlined instructions for activating imp development kit

This guide is intended to help you get any imp‐based development hardware online, whatever imp

it contains and by whatever means it uses to connect to the Internet. The guide will refer to all such

imp‐enabled development hardware as ‘imp kits’, so whenever you see this term, you should just

substitute in the name of the breakout board or device you’ll actually be using. We also provide a

number of hardware‐specific getting‐started guides; they are listed here.

Note This guide only applies to development devices. Commercial imp‐enabled products have their

own configuration apps, and you should follow the product manufacturer’s own guidelines.

In addition to your imp kit, you will need a suitable power source. This depends on what power

options your imp kit offers, so check the device’s documentation if you’re unsure which to use.

You’ll also need a mobile phone or tablet running iOS or Android. This is used to activate the imp kit

and provide it with network access credentials.

1. Create a Free Electric Imp Account

The first step to getting your imp kit up and running is to create an Electric Imp account. This is free

and gives you access to Electric Imp’s online code development and product management

application, impCentral™, which you will use to program and monitor your imp kit. Code is deployed

from impCentral to imp kits via the Internet. If you already have an Electric Imp account, you can

skip to Step 2.

Electric Imp provides two impClouds: one hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and one hosted

on Microsoft Azure. You can create an account on either impCloud, but developments devices are

bound to specific impClouds, so you must ensure you either create an account on the impCloud

your device is tied to, or buy development hardware that matches the impCloud that’s hosting your

account. For example, if you create an account on the Azure impCloud, you will need to use

development hardware marked as Azure compatible. An AWS account cannot ‘see’ devices bound

to the Azure impCloud, and vice versa.

Use Wireless if you plan to connect your imp Kit by either WiFi or Ethernet. Only select Ethernet, if

you don’t intend to connect your imp kit by WiFi. If you choose Ethernet but later want to connect

wirelessly, just re‐configure the imp kit, this time using the the Wireless option. You can also re‐

configure your imp kit whenever you need to change the imp kit’s network settings.

Wireless Network Requirements

All imps use 2.4GHz 802.11n WiFi. The imp005 can also connect 802.11n networks in the 5GHz

band. The Electric Imp app defaults to the WiFi network your mobile device is connected to. This

may not be a network that is compatible with your imp kit, but you can change the target network

in the app by tapping the Network Name field.

If your imp kit was purchased in the US, it will only be able to connect to certain WiFi channels, eg.

2.4GHz channels 1‐11, for regulatory reasons. Make sure your wireless router or access point is

operating on a compatible channel. This is especially important if it chooses channels automatically.

All imps are able to detect what kind of security — WEP, WPA or WPA2 — a WiFi network uses, so

just enter the correct password. However, the imp doesn’t support enterprise‐level authentication

(802.11x), which requires that you log in with a username as well as the customary SSID and

password, or networks which require login via a web page. If you’re connecting to an unsecured

network, leave the Password field blank.

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You can read more about imp network requirements here.

Hint You can save your network settings in the Electric Imp app for future use. To retrieve them, tap

the triangle in the Network Name field: you’ll be presented with a list of stored networks — just

tap the one you want to use.

BlinkUp

Tap Next in the app, and keep doing so until you see the BlinkUp page:

If required, connect an Ethernet cable to your imp kit. Power up the kit and when you see its

BlinkUp status LED flashing (this will be orange if this is the first time the imp kit has been used), tap

the app’s Start BlinkUp button. Quickly lay the mobile device’s screen face down over the status

LED. After a three‐second countdown, BlinkUp commences; when BlinkUp is complete, the mobile

device will signal this with a beep and a buzz.

Always run a BlinkUp with the screen facing away from you and towards the device being

configured, especially if you suffer from a medical condition that makes you susceptible to

strobing light. In the iOS app there are audio prompts both at the start and end, so you can close

your eyes during the process. The Android app vibrates the handset after BlinkUp is done.

Modern imp kits signal a successful BlinkUp by keeping the status LED lit green for three seconds.

After that, various color combinations may be seen as the imp connects and activates, culminating

in a steady green blinking. If the LED doesn’t blink green, the device has not been able to connect,

and you should check out the next section.

Connected or not, after a short time the imp kit’s LED will turn off to save power. This is normal,

and the device is still running. But if you need to configure your imp kit again, you’ll need to power‐

cycle it: an active LED tells you your imp kit is ready for BlinkUp.

Getting BlinkUp Right First Time

A fast flashing red LED tells you that the device wasn’t able to read the BlinkUp transmission —

perhaps you held it too far from the phone’s screen. BlinkUp can also be adversely affected by

unusual lighting conditions, especially very bright lighting such as direct sunlight. For best results,

we recommend that you:

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Try to block out any direct bright lights, or perform a BlinkUp in the shade.

Hold the device still during the process.

Troubleshooting

If your imp kit doesn’t connect, try BlinkUp again. Keep an eye on the LED after BlinkUp: the pattern

of colors and flashes will tell you where any problem is occurring. You may have entered the WiFi

password incorrectly, for example, or selected a network your imp kit is not compatible with.

IMP003-BREAKOUT Related Products

	IMP003-BREAKOUT	IMP005-BREAKOUT
Description	IMP003 DEVELOPMENT KIT	IMP005 DEVELOPMENT KIT
type	Transceiver; 802.11 b/g/n (Wi-Fi, WiFi, WLAN)	Transceiver; 802.11 a/b/g/n (Wi-Fi, WiFi, WLAN)
frequency	2.4GHz	2.4GHz，5GHz
Supporting products/related products	LBWA1ZV1CD	LBWA1UZ1GC-901
What's included	plate	plate

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