Zephyr-Wireless

Microchip Wireless Solutions repository to get started with Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) and OpenThread development on PIC32CX-BZx and WBZx devices. Explore sample applications, setup guides, and resources to accelerate your wireless connectivity projects on Microchip’s advanced platforms.

Contents

1. List of boards supported
2. Environment Setup
3. Building Sample Applications
4. Getting Started with Applications
5. Getting Started with OpenOCD

1. List of boards supported

Board Name	Zephyr Board Name
PIC32CX-BZ2 and WBZ451 Curiosity Development Board	wbz451_curiosity
WBZ451HPE Curiosity Board	wbz451hpe_curiosity
PIC32CX-BZ2 and WBZ450 Curiosity Development Board	wbz450_curiosity
PIC32-BZ6 Early Access Curiosity Board	pic32wm_bz6204_curiosity

2. Environment Setup

• Setup the zephyr environment by following the Getting Started Guide — Zephyr Project Documentation link.
• Instead of running west init to initialize a workspace based on the default manifest, use the following command.

west init -m https://github.com/Zephyr4Microchip/zephyr.git --mr mchp_pic32cxbz_v420 zephyrproject/
cd zephyrproject
west update

• Resume the steps in Getting Started Guide — Zephyr Project Documentation link.
• Before building the Blinky Sample, run the following command to fetch the required libraries.

west blobs fetch hal_microchip

3. Building Sample Applications

• Build the Blinky with west build for WBZ451 Curiosity

cd zephyr
west build -p always -b wbz451_curiosity samples\basic\blinky

4. Getting Started with Applications

• Bluetooth LE Applications

5. Getting Started with OpenOCD

• Refer the Getting Started with OpenOCD