I have a client interested in building and eventually manufacturing a device with this the QCC5124 Development Kit , but am confused about what they will actually need.
I’ve read that you need to register on Qualcomm’s site as a company, get the ADK, a License (DL-BDEV-10002-1A), Open Board Development Kit (DK-QCC5124-VFBGA90-A-0), Transaction Bridge (DK-TRBI200-CE684-1), and maybe also a reference device (DK-QCC5124-GAHS-A-0).
- Ordering Information Here: https://www.qualcomm.com/media/documents/files/smart-headset-reference-design-for-the-google-assistant-product-brief.pdf
Since there is so little information on each part, I need a little help clarifying how they all fit together. I am somewhat technical, but have found this challenging to get an understanding foothold without a written guide.
- Does the Open Board Development Kit actually contain a QCC5124 chip or is it just a tool for programming/debugging that chip? Is it something you would use with your own device that integrated the QCC5124 or is it only for use with the reference device?
- Is the DB-QCC5141-WLCSP94-A-0 also something you need? It kind of looks like it might be part of the Development Kit mentioned above?
- There are references on the QCC5100 series to an IDE. Is that something behind the registration/license wall? Is that referring to the Audio Development Kit, or are those separate pieces of software? What is the relationship of those to the SDK and Libraries?
- QCC5100 Series | Bluetooth 5.0 Chipset for Headsets and Speakers | Qualcomm
- Is the IDE CreatePoint? BlueSuite? Do I need either of those?