I want to send static data from nrf52 to esp8266. I have used serial Program from examples. I am able to send data dynamically from the serial monitor.
I want to send static data from nrf52 to esp8266. I have used serial Program from examples. I am able to send data dynamically from the serial monitor.
I want to send static data from nrf52 to esp8266.
I don't understand what you mean by that!
What have you tried?
Where are you stuck?
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This is my code i am able to send the data from nrf52 dk to esp8266 through the serial monitor
In the above image I sent a string from nrf52 to esp8266 through the serial monitor .
I want to declare a static string and keep on sending it to esp8266.
Eg:
I am connecting a temperature sensor to nrf52 dk and I am sending the temperature data to esp8266 so that i can store it in cloud .
This is the process that i want to do .
I got the sensor data i want to send this data to ESP8266 how should i do that
So it's not static data, then - is it?
But you have the code right here:
ret = nrf_serial_write( &serial_uart, tx_message, strlen(tx_message), NULL, NRF_SERIAL_MAX_TIMEOUT) ; APP_ERROR_CHECK(ret);
The nrf_serial_write() function just sends data - it neither knows nor cares where that data comes from, nor whether it is "static" or not.
You just give it a pointer to (the start of) the data you want to send, and tell it the length of that data.
Simples!
static char tx_message[] = "Hello nrf_serial!\n\r"; static char k[] = "jio"; ret = nrf_serial_write(&serial_uart, k, strlen(k), NULL, NRF_SERIAL_MAX_TIMEOUT); APP_ERROR_CHECK(ret);
No this part is not working I tried
So what debugging have you done to find why it works with 'tx_message', but not with 'k' ?
Are you sure that your terminal doesn't depend on there being a CR and/or LF on the end?
It worked now actually i kept a delay and executed the code
It worked now actually i kept a delay and executed the code