dialog UM-WI-042 DA16200 Provisioning the Mobile App for Android/iOS User Manual

: June 6, 2024
: dialog

Table of Contents

Terms and Definitions
Overview
System Requirement
Sequence Diagram for Wi-Fi Provisioning
How to Test Provisioning
- Test Provisioning on Android Phone
- Test Provisioning on iPhone
Test AWS IoT on Mobile Phone
Revision History
Status Definitions
Disclaimer
RoHS Compliance
Contacting Dialog Semiconductor
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**dialog UM-WI-042 DA16200 Provisioning the Mobile App for Android/iOS User Manual

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Terms and Definitions

TCP:
Transmission Control Protocol
TLS:
Transport Layer Security
AP:
Access Point
IDE:
Integrated Development Environment
SDK:
Software Development Kit
AWS:
Amazon Web Service
IoT:
Internet of Things

Overview

This document describes how to configure the DA16200 Wi-Fi profile information using the Dialog’s Wi-Fi provisioning mobile app for Android/iOS.

System Requirement

DA16200

Supported SDK Version: 2.3.4.1 or higher

Android

Android OS Version: 5.0 (Lollipop) and higher
IDE: Android Studio 4.1.2
Compile SDK Version: 30
Language: Java
Gradle Version: 4.0.0

iOS

Deployment Version: iOS 12.0 and higher
IDE: Xcode 12.4
Swift Language Version: Swift 5

Sequence Diagram for Wi-Fi Provisioning

**Figure 2: DA16200 Factory Reset or Switch Button

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How to Test Provisioning

Use the Factory Reset or Switch button (depends on the device option) to switch the DA16200 to AP Mode.

**Figure 2: DA16200 Factory Reset or Switch Button

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Test Provisioning on Android Phone

Start the Dialog Provisioning Tool for Android and find the DA16200, and then do the following steps on your Android device:

Click the Start DA16200-based button.
Click the I’m ready button.
DA16200 with “Dialog_DA16200” SSID automatically connects to app.
When the DA16200 and the phone are connected, click the NEXT button.
When the DA16200 and the phone socket are connected, the app receives Wi-Fi network information from the DA16200, and a list appears.
Click the name of the Wi-Fi network you want to connect to in the list.
Enter the password and click the Go! button.
Wi-Fi provisioning is completed.

Provisioning to Hidden Wi-Fi Network

You can connect the DA16200 to a hidden Wi-Fi network by directly entering the SSID and password of Wi-Fi network.

After the app is connected to the DA16200 Wi-Fi, click the Hidden Wi-Fi network button.
Enter the SSID and the password of Wi-Fi network, select security option if needed, and then click the OK button.

Socket Switching

You can switch between TLS secured socket and unsecured socket.

A green lock icon is displayed when a secure connection is established; a red lock is displayed if the connection is not secure.

Test Provisioning on iPhone

Start the Dialog Provisioning Tool for iOS and find the DA16200, and then do the following steps on your iPhone:

Click the Start DA16200-based button.
Click the I’m ready button.
Click the Join button to connect to the DA16200 with “Dialog_DA16200” SSID.
When the DA16200 and the phone are connected, click the NEXT button.
When the DA16200 and the phone socket are connected, the app receives Wi-Fi network information from the DA16200, and a list appears.
Click the name of the Wi-Fi network you want to connect to in the list.
Enter the password, and then click the Go! button.
Wi-Fi provisioning is completed.

Provisioning to Hidden Wi-Fi Network

You can connect the DA16200 to a hidden Wi-Fi network by directly entering the SSID and password of Wi-Fi network.

After the app is connected to the DA16200 Wi-Fi, click the Hidden Wi-Fi network button.
Enter the SSID and the password of Wi-Fi network, select security option if needed, and then click the OK button.

Socket Switching

You can switch between TLS secured socket and unsecured socket.

A green lock icon is displayed when a secure connection is established; a red lock is displayed if the connection is not secure.

Test AWS IoT on Mobile Phone

If the DA16200 is provisioned using an SDK that supports AWS IoT, you can test AWS IoT with “Thing” pre-registered by Dialog Semiconductor.

NOTE
Contact Dialog Semiconductor to be assigned a test “Thing” name.

The AWS IoT application works in an environment as shown in Figure 3.

**Figure 3: Architecture of AWS for IoT

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Do the following steps on your mobile phone:

Click the Menu icon.
Click the AWS IoT button.
Click the lock icon to open the closed door.
The door status changes to open.

If provisioning is not performed in the SDK that supports AWS IoT or if the SDK that does not support AWS IoT is used, a pop-up window appears as shown in Figure 4.

**Figure 4: Does not Support AWS IoT

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Revision History

Revision| Date|

Description

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1.5

| 14-Jul-2021| Added provisioning to hidden Wi-Fi network.
1.4| 13-May-2021|

Added AWS IoT application on DA16200.

1.3

| 21-Apr-2021| Added text to show supported SDK version.
1.2| 05-Apr-2021|

Changed UI according to operation scenario change.

1.1

| 24-Mar-2021| Changed UI text.
1.0| 05-Mar-2021|

First Release.

Status Definitions

Status|

Definition

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DRAFT

| The content of this document is under review and subject to formal approval, which may result in modifications or additions.
APPROVED or unmarked|

The content of this document has been approved for publication.

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