I assumed the code would be pretty cross compatible.
Yes, it'll be identical. I'm not sure Robin's post is too helpful
I have saved the watch app into the device storage, I run the app on the watch with no devices connected
That sounds perfect then. And it's displaying the "Waiting.." message? I guess you could add NRF.disconnect() command after that to force a disconnect.
By disconnect do you mean completely unpair and then repair?
You shouldn't need to - however if you are paired with a device then sometimes the computer will try and hang onto the connection even when no app is connected.
Also, it depends on your device but I believe iPhones especially cache the Bluetooth services - so you need to turn Bluetooth off and on again to get them to load the new services
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Yes, it'll be identical. I'm not sure Robin's post is too helpful
That sounds perfect then. And it's displaying the "Waiting.." message? I guess you could add
NRF.disconnect()
command after that to force a disconnect.You shouldn't need to - however if you are paired with a device then sometimes the computer will try and hang onto the connection even when no app is connected.
Also, it depends on your device but I believe iPhones especially cache the Bluetooth services - so you need to turn Bluetooth off and on again to get them to load the new services