MC72000 Freescale Semiconductor, MC72000 Datasheet - Page 145

• Manufacturer Part Number: MC72000
• Description: Integrated Bluetooth Radio
• Manufacturer: Freescale Semiconductor

10.8.5 Files
To make the MC72000 as flexible as possible, the following files have been defined as shown in Table 67.
Not all of the files will be present in all configurations. Refer to Motorola Bluetooth File System,
Host-based General Application Note (document number 94001481003), Motorola Bluetooth File System,
Host-Based One File Application Note (document number 94001481004) and Motorola Bluetooth File
System, Embedded File System Application Note (document number 94001481002) for more details.
All files are created by tools or provided by Motorola.
10.8.6 File Loading
The files will typically be loaded in the following sequence for a host-based general file system using
ROM, with a UART application (see Figure 91 for an example).
MOTOROLA
Filename
1000
2000
3000
3500
3600
4000
4100
4200
5500
6500
3fff
Boot image
Patch
OEM application
Headset config.
UART config.
Production test code
Baseband NVM
Radio parameters/patch
Production data
ROM image
RAM image
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This file is the boot program that controls startup.
This file contains the patch code. Enabling new features or correcting
errors in existing functions in ROM or RAM.
The application file contains the customer specific application.
Configuration for a headset application.
Configuration for a UART-based application.
Code-specific for testing the MC72000 and the radio module in a test
environment.
NVM parameters for the baseband (i.e., Bluetooth address, link keys,
country code and sleep mode setup, etc.)
Radio register values in different setups and software patch code for
the radio.
Hardware name string, serial number, revision etc.
The ROM image file is a copy of complete EEPROM.
The image of a file system to be accessed from RAM.
Preliminary
Description
Applications Information
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