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Hey guys,

Just thought I'd give signs of life - my M-Link firmware development got interrupted by a knee problem and job changes. Not being able to toss a DLG, my BTOA fell in the "forgotten" drawer of my mind, seeing as it was in the fuse of one of my ships.

I'm getting better again and have dug up my old code and started up Arduino. New versions mean I probably need to reprogram one or two of the underlying libraries to make it fully compatible with Arduino 1.8.x, so I suspect I won't get anything ready to share before some time in the spring.

Cheers!

After long time not using it I took out the BTOA from drawer and placed it in my CX5 and went out on the field playing. I’ve forgotten how much fun it is to know the throw height! Only I could not really get the timer to stop upon BT reconnect, even when using the highest transmitter power it took sometimes 30 seconds after landing before the timer stopped. I wonder what could the reason be? This makes training of the disciplines impossible so would be really great to know how to improve. Adrian?

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meeks, it could also be the polling time on your phone's bluetooth, not the BTOA. The Bluetooth protocol doesn't specify how often the phone should try to reconnect to the BTOA.

Also, you can try to change the altitude threshold at which the BTOA re-activates its bluetooth connection...

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Originally Posted by Goeland86

meeks, it could also be the polling time on your phone's bluetooth, not the BTOA. The Bluetooth protocol doesn't specify how often the phone should try to reconnect to the BTOA.

How can I change this?

Also, you can try to change the altitude threshold at which the BTOA re-activates its bluetooth connection...

Again: how to change this? Don’t recall seeing such an option.

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Originally Posted by meeks

Again: how to change this? Don’t recall seeing such an option.

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I'm pretty sure they meant adjust the power setting of the Bluetooth transmitter... Which effectively changes the distance away from your phone when it connects... Sorta like altitude, but really radial distance. Turning on at a given altitude sounds cool, but only if you landed near yourself... Turning on at low altitude when you are really far away could be disastrous.

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Adrian, when I try to run the program on my Mac gives me this error..............

Any Ideas what I'm doing wrong?

That is caused by the security settings (of the mac). Try right clicking, then select Open. Let us know if that helps.

Hi Adrian, I did as you asked and went through the security settings on my mac and the app stills says that is damage, it work no problems on the windows version, but no luck on the mac, same problem on my laptop (mac) and desktop (mac)

What version of Mac?

https://www.santoshsrinivas.com/disa...-macos-sierra/

following this instructions fixed the problem. BTOA is up and running on my Mac now.

Thank you Adrian

Originally Posted by extremewing

What version of Mac?

https://www.santoshsrinivas.com/disa...-macos-sierra/

Great news.

Originally Posted by crgonzalez08

following this instructions fixed the problem. BTOA is up and running on my Mac now.

Thank you Adrian