2025-04-16 (W) EWC_Soother Bluetooth works! Sort of

My list of bugs was shortening, and I could not replicate a couple of them, which may have been an issue with loading EEPROM values rather than a lingering problem. One correctable circumstance was a spelling error where I did not put a space between "Pitch Limiting," which could have been a hassle of correcting the field in TcMenu, exporting, and reintegrating, but I found the string in the Arduino sketch and changed it there. I also changed it in TcMenu so I can publish both at the conclusion of this project.

The final problem was Bluetooth. I encountered some examples that used NimBLE for ESP32, and they compiled with my current IDE. I tried to get my Android phone to recognize the device, but nothing showed up in the discovery settings. I launched a Bluetooth sniffer on a Computer, but that did not show anything either. I had success when I searched with an iPhone. I could not send instrument changes wirelessly, but I think this is a win.

Pressing keys and getting a signal on an iPhone

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