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Answer
Yes, indeed we do. Similar like with other Silicon Labs based devices which you may have worked before already. Currently, all below mentioned RM126x and Lyra (22) + 24 development boards are automatically recognized and added to the “Debug Adapters” list once you connect them to your PC. They are displayed and found on the (Welcome) Launcher page within Simplicity Studio 5 – as usual. Simply speaking: This would be the starting point if you want to develop custom LoRaWAN / BLE applications in C when using our modules.
RM126x Series
- Ezurio (formerly Laird Connectivity) RM1261 Development Kit (BRD2900A Rev A00),
- Ezurio RM1262 Development Kit (BRD2901A Rev A00).
Lyra 24 Series
- Ezurio Lyra 24P 10dBm (Built-in) Ant Development Kit (BRD2902A Rev A00),
- Ezurio Lyra 24P 20dBm (Built-in) Ant Development Kit (BRD2904A Rev A00),
- Ezurio Lyra 24P 20dBm (RF) Pin Development Kit (BRD2903A Rev A00),
- Ezurio Lyra 24S 10dBm Development Kit (BRD2905A Rev A00).
Lyra (22) Series
- Ezurio Lyra P Development Kit (BRD4330A Rev A00),
- Ezurio Lyra S Development Kit (BRD4331A Rev A00).