nRF52832 uart virtual com port

[Gokhan]

Hello.

EDIT: When I connect to nRF52832, Windows are not creating bluetooth serial com port. And Bluetoth Services are not getting.

How Can I do this??

Thanks.

[Gokhan]

I have one USB-UART Converter which is FT232RL. And I want to connect my SDK through by bluetooth on my PC. Then, I want to send any message from UART to SDK. This is possible? If is possible, How Can?

[Nguyen Hoan Hoang]

I am not sure I understood what you wanted to do but I am guessing that you want to achieve this :

PC -> UART -> BLE -----> BLE -> UART -> Device

If that is what you wanted to do, then you need 2 boards. One operates in peripheral mode and the other as Central mode. One will use ble_nus service the other use ble_nus_c in the SDK.

[Hung Bui]

What do you mean by "my SDK" ? You meant DK ? My understanding is that you want to simply forward UART packet from one comport to another comport on the same computer (no BLE involved here) ? The easiest is to cross connect TX and RX, then you have it, you don't even need the nRF52.

If you want to have the nRF52 so you can process the data, you have to write your own code to switch between UART pins, and it may not be full duplex as only one UART can run at a time.

[Gokhan]

I connected Nordic_UART through by Bluetooth. And I want to add a virtual COM PORT on Win10. I entered: Bluetooth Devices->Other Bluetooth Options->COM PORTS->Add->Browse: I can't see Nordic_UART. How Can I see this device?

[Hung Bui]

Nordic UART is just an example of using proprietary Bluetooth service to send data from a device via BLE to nRF52 device.

It has nothing to do with virtual COM Port. The printing out on UART on the PC is just a demonstration for printing logging data out. If you want to create a virtual COMPort on PC that send data via BLE to nRF5 , you need to write your own software running on Windows to do that task.

You can try to find something on the internet, such as this:

stackoverflow.com/.../faking-an-rs232-serial-port