ESP8266 Community Forum

- Tue Mar 26, 2019 6:40 am #81371 Hi, i am interfacing nRF52832(M) and ESP8266 12E(S) via SPI for sending image data. Both are on 4M mode, normal communication is working but when transfer 10kb, its not getting proper data.

I am using Arduino IDE for programming. Using SPI.Slave function for receiving data on ESP side
problem is that when transferring data with delay(5000 ms) than the data is received fine, but using less delay like 100 ms its only receive about 1800 bytes instead of 10kb


nrf side sending

Code: Select alluint32_t wifiSpiWrite(uint8_t *txBuf, uint32_t len)
{
   uint32_t ret = SPI_SUCCESS;
   ret = nrf_drv_spi_transfer(&spi_2, txBuf, len, NULL, 0);
   return ret;
}

wifiSpiWrite(NotifyData,34);

if(imageByteCount >= 10230 )  // when sent 10kb then send this
   {     
         imageByteCount = 0;
         wifiMod.firstData[0] = 0x02;
         wifiMod.firstData[1] = 0x00;
         for(int i =2; i<34;i++)
         {
            wifiMod.firstData[i] = 0x06; // when data is complete then send this
         }
         wifiSpiWrite(wifiMod.firstData, 34);
         for (int i = 0; i < 34; i++)
         {
            wifiMod.rxBuff[i] = 0;
         }
         nrf_delay_ms(100); // so that spi can write and send
         
}
}

ESP side receiving

initialize of SPI
hspi_slave_begin(0, this); // for 4M mode

Code: Select allSPISlave.onData([](uint8_t * data, size_t len)
{
      if (data[0] ==  0x02 )
      { 
        Serial.printf("- - Value of index1 %d \n",index1);
        memcpy(&Event_Data[index1],&data[1],31);
        index1 += 31;
      }
}

Output of above

Code: Select all- - Value of index1 32
- - Value of index1 63
- - Value of index1 94
- - Value of index1 125
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thanks in Advance

- Thu Mar 28, 2019 12:49 am #81403 Hello Gagan,

Your code is a bit too fragmentary to fully understand it. Out of what I can see I would say your problem can be that you are ignoring the "size_t len" parameter for the "SPISlave.onData" event. You are just assuming that the data has 0x02 as the first character and always is 32 characters long. Even though you might send data this way it does not has to arrive in the same manner.

For a first test I would suggest, just to log the incoming buffer length "Serial.println (len);". I'm pretty sure that you will see that counting all the dumped "len"s together you will get the number of bytes you've expected. Then you can log each received data byte (considering the len parameter) and see in what packages the data arrives.

If that won't help please post the entire ESP code to get a better overview...