Yeah the phone stays connected ok it seems. At least enough to upload the sketches a few times changing the LED number.
Well this is an Intel Bluetooth module. (8087:0a2b) so should be pretty well supported. Restarting the bluetooth will show the puck again and connect but then it will drop after a while. I was repeatedly sending Puck.getBatteryPercentage() and I did that for about 11 times every 2 or so seconds. Then I got to typing the the example sketch
var on = false;
=false
setInterval(function() {on =!on; LED1.write(on); }, 500);
Press Ctrl-C again to exit
I literally got to the last char and then pressed return and nada. It became unresponsive so I had to Cntrl-C it.
I shall investigate if there are some tweaks for my bluetooth connection. Because it does seem whatever happened it has become worse ;)
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Yeah the phone stays connected ok it seems. At least enough to upload the sketches a few times changing the LED number.
Well this is an Intel Bluetooth module. (8087:0a2b) so should be pretty well supported. Restarting the bluetooth will show the puck again and connect but then it will drop after a while. I was repeatedly sending
Puck.getBatteryPercentage()
and I did that for about 11 times every 2 or so seconds. Then I got to typing the the example sketchI literally got to the last char and then pressed return and nada. It became unresponsive so I had to Cntrl-C it.
I shall investigate if there are some tweaks for my bluetooth connection. Because it does seem whatever happened it has become worse ;)
Thanks for the help.