Issue with FSC-DH007-BT1104QI

siarez

Hi,

I have received the FSC-DH007-BT1104QI development board.
Could you please share the documentation and schematic for the board?

Also when I connect the board to a computer, the LEDs do not turn on. I have tried with 2 different computers and 2 different USB-C cables.
I have tried with jumpers both on and off. Nothing worked. The LEDs never turned on.
Is there something wrong with the board? or am I missing something?

FAE_Gavin

siarez Hello,

Documentation: This development board does not have a schematic available. Only the AT command set is provided. Please refer to:
https://document.feasycom.com/docs/audio/BTAUD_QCC_EN/latest/
LED not lighting up: The board has no power indicator. You need to press and hold the ON/OFF button for about 3 seconds to power on the module. The Bluetooth LED will then blink (waiting for connection) and become solid once connected. Please try long-pressing the button to turn it on.
USB 1 connection: After connecting to your PC, check if a serial port (COM port) is recognized. Once recognized, you can use a serial tool to send AT commands to control the module.

If it still does not work, please let us know the serial port detection status and we will assist further.

siarez

FAE_Gavin long pressing the power button worked, thanks.
Can I connect my microcontroller to the UART RX/TX pin headers ? Or are they connected to something internally?

FAE_Gavin

siarez The schematic of the FSC-DH007-BT1104QI development board is not publicly released for the moment. For this reason, we do not advise connecting external devices directly to the header pins. Improper wiring may lead to signal conflicts or even damage the development board, with higher risks when the onboard USB-to-UART chip is working simultaneously.
If you need the schematic for hardware modification or project integration, please reach out to our technical support team via email: support@feasycom.com, and we will assist you accordingly.
For most common debugging scenarios, such as sending AT commands, we recommend using the Type-C port directly, with no extra external wiring required.
Thank you for your understanding.