Review of Run App

@Fteacher, I haven't forgotten about this but have been working through some quirks with the Polar H10 and BTHRM app. Do you mind doing a test with your OH1 if you get a chance? We're trying to determine if the Bluetooth address is changing on a common device that is powered on and off.

@Gordon will you make sure I'm not crazy here based on our BTHRM discussions?

1. Open the web IDE and connect to your watch
   

2. With the HRM off, execute this command:

   NRF.findDevices(function(d) {
   console.log(d);
   }, { timeout: 4000, active: true, filters: [{ services: [0x180D], }] });
   

3. Turn the HRM on

4. Make sure your HRM is set to be discoverable, likely from the Polar app

5. Run the same command as above (you might need to give it a minute to start broadcasting)

6. Power off the HRM, wait a few minutes, and run the same command as above

7. Turn the HRM back on and run the same command as above

8. Paste the results of the test here or at least let us know if the discovered BluetoothDevice had a different id after power cycling

I'm also curious what Espruino firmware you're on and if the BluetoothDevice has a name, but that is more a curiosity around the original issue I had with my H10 which has since been fixed.