I am currently working with the RAK11160 module. I understand that the default firmware allows us to use AT commands to manage Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity effectively. Also, I know that we can flash custom firmware to the esp32-c2.
My specific question are:
Is it possible to develop and run our own custom Bluetooth services directly on the internal ESP32-C2 chip?
If the above is correct and we upload custom code to the ESP32-C2, I assume this overwrites the factory AT command firmware. Is that correct?
Yes, you can flash a custom firmware on the ESP32-C2 of the RAK11160.
The STM32WLE5 will still support AT commands for LoRa and LoRaWAN and it will keep the option to connect the ESP32-C2’s UART to the main UART of the module. But the ESP32-C2 will no longer support the Espressif AT commands to control WiFi and BLE. You will have to handle this inside your custom application.