@Gordon, I think I got it by using your suggestion and disabling the UART advertisement with NRF.setServices({}, { uart: false });.
I don't need to advertise my custom service, so I'll let the UART advertise instead.
Odd question: IF I decide not to advertise the UART service (but leave it active), is there a way I can have the espruino Chrome IDE to try to connect to device that isn't advertising the UART service (but has it)?
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@Gordon, I think I got it by using your suggestion and disabling the UART advertisement with NRF.setServices({}, { uart: false });.
I don't need to advertise my custom service, so I'll let the UART advertise instead.
Odd question: IF I decide not to advertise the UART service (but leave it active), is there a way I can have the espruino Chrome IDE to try to connect to device that isn't advertising the UART service (but has it)?
Thanks!!!
Bill