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With an older Apple computer, Bluetooth connection was no problem. The watch showed up and I could pair with it. Now trying to connect the watch to a new Macintosh M3, I get "Connected to Web Serial, webserial:0 (No response from board)," then "Prompt not detected - upload failed. Trying to recover..," which doesn't do anything. So I can't upload anything into the watch, it seems.
The Bangle troubleshooting page is incomprehensible to me. Suggestions how to reconnect would be appreciated.
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@Gordon If you ever need characters to test or to "hard code," let me know. I can discuss the essential characters in all the European languages, including those in Cyrillic, although I'm guessing that would be going a bit beyond.
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If your watch gains or loses time noticeably, I suggest installing the widget Adjust Clock by @malaire, which enables accurate timekeeping. Use of that would change Alessandro's statement slightly.
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Text-based media may give odd results, including unwanted, undeserved remarks. @Gordon has enabled me to do things I've only dreamed of and deserves high credit and plaudits for his hard work and devotion, not to mention knowledge and skill.
That is unchangeable even if another boon would be easier workings with Apple's mobile phones. Apple doesn't make it easy, I know. Still, perhaps some day, even with Bangle 2.
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Now with optional calendar date in two formats. Ordinal is shown, with dithered blue. (The colour #00f is too dark.) So as not to interfere with the time, the date appears briefly or not at all.
I haven't tried to update firmware in a long time, because I don't think I need to—my js2 is used solely as a dozenal clock—and I'm afraid of the result of updating. I can say that malaire's Adjust Clock widget works well in my case. I'm still determining what my best setting is, although it's likely to be in the 66+ range, for about 5.7+ seconds a day fast, ca. 40 seconds a week.