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NRF52832 stops scanning when trying to send data to ESP8266 through UART.

I am working on a project where I need  to transfer the data from nRF52832 to ESP8266 through UART. I made the connections RX to TX and TX to RX.

I am using ble_app_uart_c centrl, sdk 11. Here the central is not connected to any peripheral, it is just scanning data from beacons and the scanned data I want to send it to the ESP8266 through UART.

I am using tera term for observing nRF52 data and serial terminal for ESP8266. Initially few bytes of data is transferred from nRF52 to ESP, within a fraction of time nRF is stopping the scanning and no data is transferred.

I checked by closing the teraterm, but at that time nRF is scanning but not sending any data to ESP. When I open the teraterm again it sends a few bytes of data and stops scanning immediately. 

Could anybody help me in solving this.

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  • ... the scanned data I want to send it to the ESP8266 through UART. I am using tera term for observing nRF52 data and serial terminal for ESP8266

    I'm not sure what you mean by that - please post a diagram showing how you have the nRF52832 connected to the ESP8266, and how the two terminals are connected.

    What do you mean by, "serial terminal" here?

    I checked by closing the teraterm

    How, exactly, did you do that check?

    Again, a diagram would help.

    Have you used the debugger to see what's actually happening inside the nRF ?

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  • ... the scanned data I want to send it to the ESP8266 through UART. I am using tera term for observing nRF52 data and serial terminal for ESP8266

    I'm not sure what you mean by that - please post a diagram showing how you have the nRF52832 connected to the ESP8266, and how the two terminals are connected.

    What do you mean by, "serial terminal" here?

    I checked by closing the teraterm

    How, exactly, did you do that check?

    Again, a diagram would help.

    Have you used the debugger to see what's actually happening inside the nRF ?

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