It looks like the firmware is corrupted. It is possible to do this if you upload a file to FLASH using the Web IDE. Its a bit too easy to do this. If you can connect through the IDE try typing 'Bangle.factoryReset();' in the left hand side. See what happens. Then try reflashing the latest firmware. To do that you need to be able to get your Bangle to reboot to the DFU screen. Gordon has done a good video on this.
Dont worry - its pretty hard to brick these watches and as long as you can get Bluetooth connectivity you can usually recover them.
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It looks like the firmware is corrupted. It is possible to do this if you upload a file to FLASH using the Web IDE. Its a bit too easy to do this. If you can connect through the IDE try typing 'Bangle.factoryReset();' in the left hand side. See what happens. Then try reflashing the latest firmware. To do that you need to be able to get your Bangle to reboot to the DFU screen. Gordon has done a good video on this.
Dont worry - its pretty hard to brick these watches and as long as you can get Bluetooth connectivity you can usually recover them.