.. _nrf52_pca20020:

nRF52-PCA20020 (Thingy:52)
##########################

Overview
********

Zephyr uses the nrf52_pca20020 board configuration for building for the
Thingy:52 board. The board has the nRF52832 MCU with ARM Cortex-M4F processor,
a set of environmental sensors, a pushbutton, and two RGB LEDs.

* :abbr:`NVIC (Nested Vectored Interrupt Controller)`
* :abbr:`RTC (nRF RTC System Clock)`
* UART
* GPIO
* FLASH
* RADIO (Bluetooth Low Energy)

.. figure:: img/nrf52_pca20020.jpg
     :width: 442px
     :align: center
     :alt: nRF52 Thingy:52

     nRF52 Thingy:52 (Credit: Nordic Semi)

More information about the board can be found at the `nRF52 DK website`_. The
`Nordic Semiconductor Infocenter`_ contains the processor's information and the
datasheet.

Hardware
********

Thingy:52 has the following features:

* Two RGB LEDs
* CO2 and TVOC sensor
* Humidity and temperature sensor
* Color sensor
* I2C GPIO expander
* Provisions for a pin header and I2C and serial connectors
* Bluetooth radio

Supported Features
==================

+-----------+------------+----------------------+
| Interface | Controller | Driver/Component     |
+===========+============+======================+
| NVIC      | on-chip    | nested vectored      |
|           |            | interrupt controller |
+-----------+------------+----------------------+
| RTC       | on-chip    | system clock         |
+-----------+------------+----------------------+
| UART      | on-chip    | serial port          |
+-----------+------------+----------------------+
| I2C       | on-chip    | i2c master           |
+-----------+------------+----------------------+
| GPIO      | on-chip    | gpio                 |
+-----------+------------+----------------------+
| FLASH     | on-chip    | flash                |
+-----------+------------+----------------------+
| RADIO     | on-chip    | Bluetooth            |
+-----------+------------+----------------------+

Connections and IOs
===================

Lightwell RGB LED
-----------------
The LED is driven by the SX1509B GPIO expander chip (device name GPIO_P0).

+-------------------+-------------+
| GPIO Expander Pin | LED Channel |
+===================+=============+
| 5                 | Green       |
+-------------------+-------------+
| 6                 | Blue        |
+-------------------+-------------+
| 7                 | Red         |
+-------------------+-------------+

Button
------

Thingy:52 has a pushbutton, connected to the P0.11 SOC GPIO pin.

Serial
------

By default the system UART has the following pin configuration:

+---------+--------+
| SOC Pin | Signal |
+=========+========+
| P0.02   | TX     |
+---------+--------+
| P0.03   | RX     |
+---------+--------+

The pins can be found on the P4 and P6 connectors. The system UART console
uses these pins by default.

Internal I2C Bus
----------------

The internal I2C bus (I2C_0) is not routed to any of the external connectors,
but most of the on-board devices are accessed trough it. The following pins
have been assigned to the bus:

+---------+---------+
| SOC Pin | Signal  |
+=========+=========+
| P0.07   | SDA     |
+---------+---------+
| P0.08   | SCL     |
+---------+---------+

The following devices are attached to the bus.

+----------+---------+
| Device   | Address |
+==========+=========+
| SX1509B  | 0x3e    |
+----------+---------+
| LPS22HB  | 0x5c    |
+----------+---------+
| HTS221   | 0x5f    |
+----------+---------+
| CCS811   | 0x5a    |
+----------+---------+

External I2C Bus
----------------

The external I2C bus (I2C_1) can be found on the P4 header and the P5 and P7
connectors.

+---------+---------+
| SOC Pin | Signal  |
+=========+=========+
| P0.14   | SDA_EXT |
+---------+---------+
| P0.15   | SCL_EXT |
+---------+---------+

Pin Header
----------

This is the pinout of the P4 pin header. Some of the SOC GPIO pins and I2C GPIO
expander pins are accessible through it. It also allows attaching external
devices to the four on-board N-channel MOSFET transistors.

+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| Pin | Device        | Signal / Device Pin   |
+=====+===============+=======================+
| 1   | SOC           | SCL_EXT / P0.15       |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 2   | SOC           | SDA_EXT / P0.14       |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 3   | SOC           | ANA/DIG0 / P0.02      |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 4   | SOC           | ANA/DIG1 / P0.03      |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 5   | SOC           | ANA/DIG2 / P0.04      |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 6   |               | GND                   |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 7   | GPIO Expander | Pin 0                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 8   | GPIO Expander | Pin 1                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 9   | GPIO Expander | Pin 2                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 10  | GPIO Expander | Pin 3                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 11  | MOSFET 1      | Drain                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 12  | MOSFET 1      | Source                |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 13  | MOSFET 2      | Drain                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 14  | MOSFET 2      | Source                |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 15  | MOSFET 3      | Drain                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 16  | MOSFET 3      | Source                |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 17  | MOSFET 4      | Drain                 |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 18  | MOSFET 4      | Source                |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 19  |               | VDD                   |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+
| 20  |               | GND                   |
+-----+---------------+-----------------------+

MOSFETs
~~~~~~~

The MOSFETs are attached to the following SOC GPIO pins:

+----------+----------+
| Device   | Gate Pin |
+==========+==========+
| MOSFET 1 | P0.18    |
+----------+----------+
| MOSFET 2 | P0.19    |
+----------+----------+
| MOSFET 3 | P0.20    |
+----------+----------+
| MOSFET 4 | P0.21    |
+----------+----------+

Power Rails
-----------

Thing:52 has multiple power rails. The necessary rails for the currently
supported devices are listed here.

+---------+--------------+----------------------+
| Name    | Derived from | Controlled by        |
+=========+==============+======================+
| VREG    | The battery  | Always on            |
+---------+--------------+----------------------+
| VDD_nRF | VREG         | Always on            |
+---------+--------------+----------------------+
| VDD     | VREG         | SOC pin P0.30        |
+---------+--------------+----------------------+
| VDD_CCS | VDD          | GPIO expander pin 10 |
+---------+--------------+----------------------+

Due to the dependencies of the power rails, multiple rails may need to be
powered for a given device to turn on. The correct order of powering up the
rails is the order of the rails down the dependency chain. For example, in order
to power the CCS811 gas sensor, VDD has to be turned on first and VDD_CCS after
it. Here's a list of the devices and their power rails:

+----------+---------+
| Device   | Rail    |
+==========+=========+
| nRF52832 | VDD_nRF |
+----------+---------+
| SX1509B  | VDD     |
+----------+---------+
| LPS22HB  | VDD     |
+----------+---------+
| HTS221   | VDD     |
+----------+---------+
| CCS811   | VDD_CCS |
+----------+---------+

Sensors
-------

+----------+---------------------------------+-------+-------------+------------+
| Device   | Function                        | Bus   | I2C Address | Power Rail |
+==========+=================================+=======+=============+============+
| LPS22HB  | Pressure and Temperature sensor | I2C_0 | 0x5c        | VDD        |
+----------+---------------------------------+-------+-------------+------------+
| HTS221   | Humidity and Temperature sensor | I2C_0 | 0x5f        | VDD        |
+----------+---------------------------------+-------+-------------+------------+
| CCS811   | Gas sensor                      | I2C_0 | 0x5a        | VDD_CCS    |
+----------+---------------------------------+-------+-------------+------------+

Misc. Device Pins
-----------------

SX1509B
~~~~~~~

+---------------+-------------------+
| Device Signal | SOC Pin           |
+===============+===================+
| SX_OSCIO      | P0.05             |
+---------------+-------------------+
| SX_RESET      | P0.16             |
+---------------+-------------------+

LPS22HB
~~~~~~~

+---------------+-------------------+
| Sensor Signal | SOC Pin           |
+===============+===================+
| LPS_INT       | P0.23             |
+---------------+-------------------+

HTS221
~~~~~~

+---------------+-------------------+
| Sensor Signal | SOC Pin           |
+===============+===================+
| HTS_INT       | P0.24             |
+---------------+-------------------+

CCS811
~~~~~~

+---------------+-------------------+
| Sensor Signal | GPIO Expander Pin |
+===============+===================+
| CCS_RESET     | 11                |
+---------------+-------------------+
| CCS_WAKE      | 12                |
+---------------+-------------------+

Programming and Debugging
*************************

Flashing
========

Flashing Zephyr onto Thingy:52 requires an external J-Link programmer. The
programmer is attached to the P9 programming header.


Debugging
=========

Thingy:52 does not have an on-board J-Link debug IC as some other nRF5
development boards, however, instructions from the :ref:`nordic_segger` page
also apply to this board, with the additional step of connecting an external
debugger. A development board with a Debug out connector such as the
:ref:`nrf52_pca10040` can be used as a debugger with Thingy:52.

Testing board features
**********************

The green lightwell LED can be tested with the :ref:`blinky-sample` example.

.. zephyr-app-commands::
   :zephyr-app: samples/basic/blinky
   :board: nrf52_pca20020
   :goals: build flash


Also the temperature and humidity sensor can be tested with the :ref:`hts221`
sample.

.. zephyr-app-commands::
   :zephyr-app: samples/sensor/hts221
   :board: nrf52_pca20020
   :goals: build flash

References
**********

.. target-notes::

.. _nRF52 DK website: https://www.nordicsemi.com/eng/Products/Nordic-Thingy-52
.. _Nordic Semiconductor Infocenter: http://infocenter.nordicsemi.com/