When you do findDevices, can you see the light bulb? If so I'd be pretty sure it is a BLE device.
I had some stuff soldered which I removed and I wonder if I've bridged two pads or something.
Ahh, that might explain -> Serial1 then - and it'd flatten your battery down quite quick. Basically if the default UART RX pin is connected to 3v at power-on, the Serial port is initialised - but it takes up a decent amount of power to keep it running.
I'd see if you can sort that out, as it's possible it is responsible in some way...
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When you do findDevices, can you see the light bulb? If so I'd be pretty sure it is a BLE device.
Ahh, that might explain
-> Serial1
then - and it'd flatten your battery down quite quick. Basically if the default UART RX pin is connected to 3v at power-on, the Serial port is initialised - but it takes up a decent amount of power to keep it running.I'd see if you can sort that out, as it's possible it is responsible in some way...