NewMsg JASK2001 Development Kit User Manual

JASK2001 Development Manual introduces the characteristics of JASK2001 development kit, and provides multiple wireless application cases based on the kit, including wireless bidirectional communication, wireless 232/485 communication design, wireless temperature data acquisition, wireless AD sensor application, etc.


Brand
NEWMSG
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
23
File format
PDF
File size
676 KB
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
BB904FF91AE35801027533BA56E7B0E1

About this manual

The JASK2001 is a short‑range wireless evaluation kit based on an ATMEGA16 MCU and supports multiple 433 MHz, 868 MHz, 915 MHz and 2.4 GHz modules. The manual introduces the background of short‑range wireless technology, typical application fields, and the value of the rapid development kit.

It details the standard hardware configuration, step‑by‑step usage instructions, a complete parts list, and several example projects such as bidirectional communication, 232/485 data links, temperature data acquisition, and AD sensor integration. Safety and design notes, including voltage limits and channel spacing, are also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Background of Short‑Range Wireless Communication
  • Typical Application Areas
  • Why Launch the Wireless Rapid Development Kit
  • Standard Configuration
  • JASK2001 Usage Instructions
  • JASK2001 Kit Contents
  • Wireless Application Precautions
  • Case Study: Bidirectional Wireless Communication
  • Case Study: Wireless 232/485 Communication Design

Specifications

Main MCUATMEGA16
Wireless module power10 mW
Temperature sensor range-55 °C – 125 °C
Number of development boards2

Frequently asked questions

What MCU does the JASK2001 kit use?

The kit uses an ATMEGA16 AVR microcontroller as the main controller.

How many development boards are included in the JASK2001 kit?

Two JASK2001 development boards are provided in the kit.

What channel spacing is required to avoid interference when using two modules simultaneously?

The two modules should use channels that differ by at least 1 MHz.

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