Switching between Central an Peripheral about ambd_arduino HOT 9 CLOSED

Can you provide more specifics?
from what I can see, I am guessing that it is occuring in the WifiLoop function, it might be caused by not ending the previous mode before switching between Central and Peripheral

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I call BLE.end() before switching.
I attach the whole sketch.
log of this code:

#calibration_ok:[2:19:11]` 

interface 0 is initialized

interface 1 is initialized

Initializing WIFI ...

WIFI initialized

[BLE Device] Local BT addr: 70:1d:08:0c:06:0c

[BLE Device] GAP scan start

WiFi disconnected_
[BLE Device] GAP scan stop

Begin per...
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[RL8722DMBridgeTest.zip](https://github.com/ambiot/ambd_arduino/files/5695752/RL8722DMBridgeTest.zip)

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fix.zip

you are right, there was something blocking the peripheral mode.
attached are some new files that should fix the issue, make a copy of the old files, and replace with the fixed files in the libraries folder.

a few points I noticed regarding the rest of the code:

1. advertising data will be lost after calling BLE.end(), so you will need to reconfigure advertising data after switching to peripheral mode
2. after connecting the board to wifi, the smartphone app used for WiFi config will remain connected until the user accepts the settings or quit the app, so it is not possible for the board to switch back to central mode immediately after connecting to wifi. Another criteria should be used to determine when to stop peripheral mode and switch to central mode, perhaps check if the board is still connected to a device before calling BLE.end and switching modes.

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Thank you for cooperation. I also want to note that the BLE.end() needs internal blocking and synchronization. Now we have to add delays when switching from scan mode to peripheral:
BLE.configScan()->stopScan();
delay(5000);
BLE.end();

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can you clarify on the internal blocking and synchronization?
do you mean BLE.end() should stop scans when called?

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I meant that BLE.end () should wait for the completion of the stop scan operation, or stopScan () should do it. Anyway, without delay (5000) this code does not work, this is not the correct behavior

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I have done some testing and could not replicate the behavior. From what I can see, the code still works without the delay(5000).

Here is the code snippet:

  if (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED)
  {
    Serial.println("WiFi disconnected");
    connecting_flag = 1;
    Serial.println("Stop scan");
    BLE.configScan()->stopScan();
    BLE.end();
    Serial.println("BLE end");
    Serial.println("Begin peripheral");
    BLE.beginPeripheral();
    Serial.println("Start adv");
    BLE.configAdvert()->startAdv();
  }

and here is the log output:

15:45:47.136 -> [BLE Device] GAP scan start
15:45:47.136 -> Scan Data 1
15:45:47.136 -> Scan Data 2
15:45:47.136 -> Scan Data 3
15:45:47.182 -> Scan Data 4
15:45:47.228 -> WiFi disconnected
15:45:47.228 -> Stop scan
15:45:47.228 -> BLE end
15:45:47.228 -> Begin peripheral
15:45:47.228 -> Adv update
15:45:47.228 -> GAP cb reg
15:45:47.228 -> Task create
15:45:47.228 -> Coex init
15:45:47.228 -> BT stack start
15:45:47.228 -> gapMsgHandlerDefault: subtype 1
15:45:47.228 -> devStateEvtHandlerPeriphDefault: init state 1, adv state 0, cause 0x0
15:45:47.228 -> Coex on
15:45:47.321 -> Start adv

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Indeed, apparently I ran the code before the fix.
Yes, everything works without delay.

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That is good to hear, thanks for the your feedback

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