Data Sheet

Data Sheet
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August 3, 2022
2 Features
2.1 RENO Features
● Full featured Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 (BLE)
● Support for UART to interface with host MCU.
● Easy to use AT commands set and Binary APIs to develop applications on host MCU with
minimal porting effort
● Highlights of Ivativ APIs and AT commands
○ Ready to use on all popular MCUs with minimal porting effort
○ Seamless integration for RTOS or bare-metal based user application
○ Agnostic to underlying SoC / Chipset and its respective SDKs / firmware
○ Secure boot enabled
● Highly optimized hardware for ultra-low power consumption with excellent performance
● BLE secure connections and privacy
● NFC tag
● 2 x UART
● 1 x NFC A Tag
Certifications
● Regulatory certifications - FCC/IC, ETSI
● BT SIG 5 product level (module) certification
Full Featured Bluetooth 5
It supports all Bluetooth 5 features including long range (125kbps and 500kbps), 2M and advertising
extensions
Processing power and flash flexibility
The RENO incorporates the powerful ARM Cortex-M4 CPU with Floating Point Unit (FPU) running at 64
MHz enabling the most demanding applications with complex arithmetic requirements to be realized in
a single chip solution.
It has got a flash-based SoC and offers all the flexibility associated with using flash memory. It supports
Over-The-Air Device Firmware Updates (OTA-DFU) when it is in the field.
On-chip NFC tag support
This module includes a passive NFC tag functionality. It works at 13.56MHz with a data rate of 106kbps.
An external NFC reader can read and write data to the module through this interface. Module can’t
initiate NFC communications or read other NFC tags. This interface can be used to wake-on-field to wake
up the module from deep sleep enabling low power applications. Can be used OOB (out of band) pairing
with Bluetooth applications to simplify the authentication by carrying authentication information on
NFC link.