It would be really handy if you could show me what you've actually got showing in Node Red. You should be able to upload png/jpg pictures just fine here, but if you can't work that out then you could always upload it to somewhere like Google Photos and share a link.
Do you have EspruinoHub installed? Or are you just using Node Red as-is?
Also, it would be super handy if you could install the 'NRF Connect' app on a phone. You can then look at the Bangle's advertising and see if it's really showing heart rate or not - so you can narrow down if it's a problem with the Bangle or with Node Red.
Worth adding: Bangle.js won't give an HRM event (so won't start advertising HRM) until it's actually detected a pulse. If you have it just sitting on your desk then chances are it won't be advertising heart rate at all.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
It would be really handy if you could show me what you've actually got showing in Node Red. You should be able to upload png/jpg pictures just fine here, but if you can't work that out then you could always upload it to somewhere like Google Photos and share a link.
Do you have EspruinoHub installed? Or are you just using Node Red as-is?
Also, it would be super handy if you could install the 'NRF Connect' app on a phone. You can then look at the Bangle's advertising and see if it's really showing heart rate or not - so you can narrow down if it's a problem with the Bangle or with Node Red.
Worth adding: Bangle.js won't give an HRM event (so won't start advertising HRM) until it's actually detected a pulse. If you have it just sitting on your desk then chances are it won't be advertising heart rate at all.