RX65N Envision Kit
The Envision Kit allows quick and easy evaluation of the RX65N microcontrollers group, which is an excellent choice for your next low cost HMI (Human Machine Interface)...
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Overview
Description
Equipped with 32-bit microcomputer RX family flagship RX72N, in addition to GUI creation using LCD, HMI development such as voice input/output, and IoT device development using Wi-Fi/BLE, Ethernet, etc. Aggregated into. By installing a pre-installed demo and emulator circuit, you can experience immediately and develop immediately.
Demo Firmware
The pre-installed firmware update feature allows updates by writing this firmware to a microSD card. In addition, the latest version of the firmware and source code are published on the GitHub site.
Features
- Equipped with a 32-bit RX72N microcontroller (maximum operating frequency: 240 MHz, code flash memory: 4MB, internal RAM: 1MB)
- Includes a WQVGA LCD with a capacitive touch panel allowing GUI development using an LCD controller and a 2D drawing engine
- Provides a D2Audio audio IC with a stereo MEMS microphone to support voice input and output
- Supports communications such as Wi-Fi/BLE and Ethernet
- Extended storage available using Macronix's 32Mbit serial flash with USB and microSD slots
- Includes a variety of Renesas analog devices, such as light sensors, regulators, clock generators, hot-swap power management ICs and LCD backlight drivers
- Equipped with an onboard E2 Lite emulator
- The pre-installed demo includes source code, schematics, BOM, and more downloadable from this website
- RX72N users can use the emWin GUI software package provided by Segger at no cost.
- Download the free Eclipse-based development environment here
- Two types of demo software using RX72N features are pre-installed
- Standard demo:
The standard included demo is a sports game called Eyecatcher, highlighting the type of display that can be developed using the free emWin GUI tool and RX72N LCD display functions. - Benchmark demo:
A firmware update function is installed, and you can add features such as storage, cryptographic throughput, and AWS integration by updating to the latest firmware.
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Design & Development
Software & Tools
Software & Tools
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| Cyberon D-Spotter Modeling Tool (DSMT) Wake-word and commands customization, performance tuning, and testing tools with no-prior neural network knowledge needed
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Videos & Training
RX72N Envision Kit Quick Start Guide - Visualizing Sensor Data on AWS with FreeRTOS
This video provides an overview of the steps to visualize sensor information on the AWS Cloud using RX72N Envision Kit.
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00:09 Introduction
00:36 Application note
00:49 Demonstration
01:26 How to run on your environment
02:03 Hardware preparation
02:44 AWS preparation
02:59 Software preparation
03:48 Amazon OpenSearch Service preparation
Video List
News & Blog Posts
| RX Family Software – The Past and the Future – #10 Design of OTA for RX MCU via AWS/Azure | Blog Post | Sep 11, 2023 |
| RX Family Software – The Past and the Future – #9 Design IoT Latest Provisioning Scheme with RX MCUs | Blog Post | Jun 1, 2023 |
| RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #8: Security for IoT Applications | Blog Post | Apr 18, 2023 |
| RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #4 | Blog Post | Jul 11, 2022 |
| RX Family Software – The Past and the Future - #2 | Blog Post | Mar 11, 2022 |
| Experience Voice Recognition at the Edge Remotely: Introducing a Remote Demo of RX72N Voice Recognition via Lab on the Cloud | Blog Post | Nov 26, 2021 |
| Try Now! Introducing Voice Command on an Embedded Device Using a Commercially Available Kit | Blog Post | Oct 25, 2021 |
| Try Building an Evaluation Environment for a WVGA LCD Display Using a General-Purpose 32-Bit MCU and a Commercial LCD Panel | Blog Post | Jul 20, 2021 |