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and when it's showing the Bangle.js logo as in your picture, you're saying you don't see the Bangle listed in any Bluetooth scans?
No, I don't.
What about if you reboot it to the bootloader? Do you see 'DfuTarg' in any scans then?
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DfuTarg
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Hi.
Sorry for the delay.
Just tried http://microcosm.app/out/HVv3i and I don't see "bluetooth" there (see image).
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This code that makes a couple of puck.js devices blink
the red LED in a heart-beat sequence if they sense each other on a BLE scan.
The blink rate increases the stronger the signal is (perfect as his/hers blings).Button activates/deactivates scan and blink functionality (in order to save battery).
Even when deactivated it doesn't stop advertising BLE (and other device, if active,
can sense it). Note, however, that if you connect to a device (for example via the web IDE),
the other device won't sense it (this is a very common face-palm situation).As feedback, the device performs a few heart beat animations (regardless of whether or not
it senses the other device):- When activating, animation rate is slow.
- When deactivating, animation rate is fast.
Initial state of the device (after uploading code) is inactive.
You can do a
save()
from IDE in that state (no need foronInit()
or such, because button would activate whatever needs activating).Enjoy.
- When activating, animation rate is slow.
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Thanks for testing, @Mi. I've also thanked you at the pull request
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Hi.
I have abangle.js 2
watch, and so far I've developed 3 apps for it:I've tested them all on my
bangle.js 2
watch, and also testedLap counter
on abangle.js 1
emulator (the other two can't be run on an emulator), but I need someone with a physicalbangle.js 1
to test them, so that I can officially declare them as compatible.Any volunteers?
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When I want to refer to a bangle.js app (e.g. in a post), the best solution I know of is to add a search term to the hash like this.
The problem is that this shows a popup where the user (who's not necessarily bangle.js-savvy) has to pick betweenbangle.js 1
andbangle.js 2
. It gets worse if the app is only available on one of the models: in the example above, if you choosebangle.js 1
you won't see anything, since the app isbangle.js 2
only (at least at the moment).
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I've just noticed something weird:
- At the banglejs.com app loader, there's a "sort by" menu (where you can select "new").
- It doesn't appear at the espruino.github.io/BangleApps app loader (or at my private app loader which is a fork of espruino/BangleApps with additional "unofficial" apps).
[See attached screenshots]
Did something get lost in a recent commit, or is there some action the maintainer of the app loader site should perform (e.g. run a script or edit a config file) in order for that menu to appear?
- At the banglejs.com app loader, there's a "sort by" menu (where you can select "new").
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Hi. I'm Nimrod Kerrett.
This is the Bangle JS clock app my love and I use.My Contrib to the Bangle JS app loader:
It has arrived. Thanks 🙏