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W800_Smart_Watch
Why this project :
I was interested in working on a bigger project with more challenges and which could be useful.
I am also quite unhappy with the smartwatches that are on the market (expensive, no access to the firmware, data collection and privacy issues), that's why I decided to try doing my own that I can fully customize. This is going to be a long adventure with a lot of discoveries along the way :).
I also wanted to test this W800 SOC more deeply and see what it could do and I think it perfectly fits the project.
So let's go !
A Smart Watch project using the Chinese W800 SOC.
The W800 is a pretty interesting chip with impressive characteristics :
Core :
- 32bit XT804 CPU
- 240 Mhz frequency
Memory :
- 2 MB on chip flash
- 288 KB RAM
Wireless connectivity :
- Bluetooth EDR(Classic) and BLE 4.2
- WiFi 2.4Ghz 802.11 b/g/n
Sensors :
The goal is to embed the following sensors in the watch :
- An accelerometer (for wrist tilt detection, single and double tap detection , foot step counting and more)
Possible choices :
- ADXL345
- MPU6050
- BMI160
- LSM6DS3
- BMA456 <-- SELECTED i2c addr : 0x18 or 0x19 7 bit address, has the wrist tilt detection feature.
- A magnetometer (possible choices):
- HMC5883L <-- After reading some comparison articles between the HMC5883L and QMC5883L and the datasheets, the later seems better in term of perfomances.
- QMC5883L <-- SELECTED i2c addr : 0x0D 7 bit address, better soldering footprint
- LSM303DLHC
- BMM150 <-- Package with balls, hard to handle
- An air pressure/temperature sensor (to display the altitude for example)
- BMP280 <-- SELECTED i2c addr : 0x76 or 0x77
Actuators :
- A vibration motor to notify events to the user.
- A piezo buzzer.
Power source :
- 1 cell lipo battery.
- A charge controller.
Screen + touch element :
- Screen with touch :
STP240240_R130A1(T), SPI interface 240*240 px, ST7789V driver.Tested the screen, failed to make it work, it uses a 3 line serial interface in 9 bit mode which is a pain when using DMA...
Still looking for a compatible round LCD screen with Touch Panel.
Requirements : 4 line serial interface in 8 bit mode with a dedicated Data/Command pin. - Touch element i2c addr : 0x46, IT7257 I2C touch driver. (May change if I find an other screen)
MCU Pin assignement table :
Pin Number | Pin Name | Type | Function | Pull UP/DOWN | Connected to | Comment |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PB_20 | I/O | UART0_RX/PWM1/UART1_CTS/I²C_SCL | U/D | USB/Serial TX pin and BMA456, Touch Panel, HMC5883L and BMP280 SCL pins | ||
PB_19 | I/O | UART0_TX/PWM0/UART1_RTS/I²C_SDA | U/D | USB/Serial RX pin and BMA456, Touch Panel, HMC5883L and BMP280 SDA pins | ||
WAKEUP | I | External Wake Up Pin | D | BMA456 IRQ line and Touch Panel IRQ line | The chip is waken up when the pin is HIGH | |
RESET | I | Reset Pin | D | Micro switch and USB/Serial RTS pin | ||
XTAL_OUT | O | External crystal output | ||||
XTAL_IN | I | External crystal input | ||||
AVDD3V3 | P | Chip power supply, 3.3V | ||||
ANT | I/O | RF Antenna | ||||
AVDD3V3 | P | Chip power supply, 3.3V | ||||
AVDD3V3 | P | Chip power supply, 3.3V | ||||
AVDD3V3_AUX | P | Chip power supply, 3.3V | ||||
TEST | I | Test function configuration pin | ||||
BOOTMODE | I/O | BOOTMODE and I²S_MCLK/LSPI_CS/PWM2/I²S_DO | U/D | |||
PA_1 | I/O | JTAG_CK/I²C_SCL/PWM3/I²S_LRCK/ADC0 | U/D | Battery resistor voltage divider output | ||
PA_4 | I/O | JTAG_SWO/I²C_SDA/PWM4/I²S_BCK/ADC1 | U/D | Screen backlight N-MOSFET driver | ||
PA_7 | I/O | PWM4/LSPI_MOSI/I²S_MCK/I²S_DI/Touch0 | U/D | |||
VDD3V3IO | P | IO power supply, 3.3V | ||||
PB_0 | I/O | PWM0/LSPI_MISO/UART3_TX/PSRAM_CK/Touch3 | U/D | |||
PB_1 | I/O | PWM1/LSPI_CK/UART3_RX/PSRAM_CS/Touch4 | U/D | |||
PB_2 | I/O | PWM2/LSPI_CK/UART2_TX/PSRAM_D0/Touch5 | U/D | |||
PB_3 | I/O | PWM3/LSPI_MISO/UART2_RX/PSRAM_D1/Touch6 | U/D | |||
PB_4 | I/O | LSPI_CS/UART2_RTS/UART4_TX/PSRAM_D2/Touch7 | U/D | |||
PB_5 | I/O | LSPI_MOSI/UART2_CTS/UART4_RX/PSRAM_D3/Touch8 | U/D | |||
VDD3V3IO | P | IO power supply, 3.3V | ||||
CAP | I | External capacitor, 4.7µF | ||||
PB_6 | I/O | UART1_TX/MMC_CLK/HSPI_CK/SDIO_CK/Touch9 | U/D | |||
PB_7 | I/O | UART1_RX/MMC_CMD/HSPI_INT/SDIO_CMD/Touch10 | U/D | |||
PB_8 | I/O | I²S_BCK/MMC_D0/PWM_BREAK/SDIO_D0/Touch11 | U/D | |||
PB_9 | I/O | I²S_LRCK/MMC_D1/HSPI_CS/SDIO_D1/Touch12 | U/D | |||
PB_10 | I/O | I²S_DI/MMC_D2/HSPI_DI/SDIO_D2 | U/D | |||
VDD3V3IO | P | IO power supply, 3.3V | ||||
PB_11 | I/O | I²S_DO/MMC_D3/HSPI_DO/SDIO_D3 | U/D | |||
GND | P | Ground (Central Pad) |
What is done/working so far :
- LVGL 8.3.3 running on the SOC using DMA.
- Supported LCD drivers :
- ILI9341 in 4-line serial mode (8 bits) with D/C pin
- ST7789 in 4-line serial mode (8 bits) with D/C pin
- Supported LCD drivers :
- Two screens designed and working with LVGL :
- 1 watch face based on a casio watch
- 1 menu list with icons.
To do :
- Write I2C drivers for the :
- BMA456
- BMP280
- QMC5883L
- Write the init sequence for the GC9A01 LCD driver.
- Finish to design the settings page.
- Test the charge circuit.
- Design and test the :
- vibration moto circuit
- piezo buzzer circuit
- Draw the schematic.
- Design the PCB.