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bluetooth transfer between 2 nrf

Hi , i would like to send some sensor data coming from SPI interface and then send it from one nrf52832dk onto another nrf52dk or a nrf52dongle and on the receiving end send the data serially to mathlab gui.

can this be done ? if so may someone guide me on how to do it please I am relatively new to nordic and would appriacte a bit more detail then just be pointed to the examples please.

thank you very much for your time

best regards nikolai dimech Slight smile

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  • Thank you for specifying your predicament.

    AFAIK, there are no BLE services for IMU sensors, but it should not be too difficult to make a custom service that transfers IMU data for you. I found this guide at hackster.io where they explain how to set up a BLE service that transmits IMU data. If you follow our Custom Service Tutorial, available here on GitHub, and creates a similar BLE service from there, you should be able to transmit that to a central device that you have connected to your computer.

    The easiest way to get this data onto your computer, I think would be to use the nRFConnect Bluetooth Low Energy app where you get a GUI of the nRF52 DK as a central that can scan and connect to peripheral devices. That way, the only coding necessary would be the implementation of the custom BLE service.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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  • Thank you for specifying your predicament.

    AFAIK, there are no BLE services for IMU sensors, but it should not be too difficult to make a custom service that transfers IMU data for you. I found this guide at hackster.io where they explain how to set up a BLE service that transmits IMU data. If you follow our Custom Service Tutorial, available here on GitHub, and creates a similar BLE service from there, you should be able to transmit that to a central device that you have connected to your computer.

    The easiest way to get this data onto your computer, I think would be to use the nRFConnect Bluetooth Low Energy app where you get a GUI of the nRF52 DK as a central that can scan and connect to peripheral devices. That way, the only coding necessary would be the implementation of the custom BLE service.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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