I would like to be able to send files over bluetooth to the RAK8211 board. This board uses the nRF52, so it should be possible to send data over bluetooth to it.
I cant seem to see anything out of the box that would allow for bluetooth file transfer.
I noticed that Espruino's filesystem library works with SD cards, and one of the arguments is a source path.
Would it be possible to use a bluetooth address as the source path instead of the SD card directory?
I realise this may require 'hacking' espruino codebase to be able to do what I need to do.
Alternatively there is the nRF connect app which is used to access the device and upload firmware to it. We are currently using the nRF toolbox to flash the firmware to the device. I suspect there could be some way to upload files using the same interface.
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I would like to be able to send files over bluetooth to the RAK8211 board. This board uses the nRF52, so it should be possible to send data over bluetooth to it.
I cant seem to see anything out of the box that would allow for bluetooth file transfer.
I noticed that Espruino's filesystem library works with SD cards, and one of the arguments is a source path.
Would it be possible to use a bluetooth address as the source path instead of the SD card directory?
I realise this may require 'hacking' espruino codebase to be able to do what I need to do.
Alternatively there is the nRF connect app which is used to access the device and upload firmware to it. We are currently using the nRF toolbox to flash the firmware to the device. I suspect there could be some way to upload files using the same interface.
Do you have any ideas how I could do this?