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switching beacon mode to pairing/connectable mode without module reset nRF52832

Hello,

I am a newbie and need some help deciding the path to perform the following requirement. Any help is appreciated.

 Requirement:

I have Rigado BMD-350 module currently advertising in beacon mode. 

I would like to switch from beacon mode to connectable BLE mode (pairing mode) when a cell phone comes close to it and would like to connect.

Once connection is established, I would like to receive data from the cell phone and store it. and then close the connection and move back to beacon mode.

BMD-350 comes with BMDware which is out of date and is no longer supported. Instead, I would like to write open source code for nrf52832 (nrf module in BMD-350) to achieve the above requirement.

What is the best path to go about this requirement. Also which soft device is recommended?

Thank you

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