From Espruino's point of view it's not possible, as all the communication is handled by the Bluetooth module itself.
However you might have noticed that the module's pinout looks almost identical to the HC-05. I reckon you could take one of those, unsolder it, and resolder it to the Espruino. You could then tell it what to do via the usart.
The other option is just to put new firmware on the bluetooth module. I know you can get different firmwares but you'd have to have a look around to see what you can find. I don't know if Adafruit made their own firmware or just flashed someone else's - but it might be that their module uses the same CSR chip as the Espruino ones, in which case you could just flash the firmware that they created straight onto it.
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Hi Joakim,
From Espruino's point of view it's not possible, as all the communication is handled by the Bluetooth module itself.
However you might have noticed that the module's pinout looks almost identical to the HC-05. I reckon you could take one of those, unsolder it, and resolder it to the Espruino. You could then tell it what to do via the usart.
The other option is just to put new firmware on the bluetooth module. I know you can get different firmwares but you'd have to have a look around to see what you can find. I don't know if Adafruit made their own firmware or just flashed someone else's - but it might be that their module uses the same CSR chip as the Espruino ones, in which case you could just flash the firmware that they created straight onto it.