thanks for the setup steps

[bewest]

Thanks for the setup steps!
Looking forward to trying this.

[rnpenguin]

Awesome! Me too!

[StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken]

Sorry if its all a bit wonky for now, I would like to have it so that no configuration on this end is required and it simply requests for params from the phone/whatever it gets connected to.
Also I want to switch to the cc2541 (instead of the cc2540 hm10) for better power savings and an a suspend mode, right now this can get two days on 500mAh, I would love to get two days on 100!

[rnpenguin]

is there a setup instruction for getting it to transmit Bluetooth?

[StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken]

Hardware related stuff is here:
https://github.com/StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken/DexDrip/blob/gh-pages/hardware_setup.md

the HM10 (or HM11, or RedBearLab running biscuit) auto relay what they receive over uart so this code is all you need (right now the android app is only listening for hm10 uuids but the others can be added easily)

If you want to go crazy you can write your own firmware, and want to spend money on ti licenses, https://github.com/LorelaiL/ or https://github.com/jberian would know more of that fun stuff than I!)

[ldesboro]

Anyone succeed in using an HM11?

[ldesboro]

Anyone succeed in using an RFduino?

[StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken]

Some people are using the hm11, rfduino is possible but you need to load it with an app that will echo everything and add the uuids for the characteristics to the app (not a ton of work but a decent amount and they are more expensive)

[artuse]

The ironing with HM11 is a challenge, anyway I made it.
but I am currently to stupid to find the file, where I have to change HM10 to HM11...
Can anyone help me after a looong day...
Thanks in advance
Ulrich

[StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken]

Nothing to change, its a drop in replacement!