REF blog-post about this object at http://ironsheep-ios-fun.blogspot.com/2013/04/simplifying-pattern-for-application.html
REF wiki: SensorTag User Guide about this device at http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/SensorTag_User_Guide
— Update: 2014 Oct 05: 20:29L
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LowEnergyManager: Added Alternate form of device discovery with deferred operation scheduling
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Demo App: converted Temp View Controller to use new "blocks" form of communication with SensorTag object
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Demo App: added (try again) option to No Sensor Tag devices found dialog
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Demo App: Hrmf... need to fix bug in Obj Temp Calcs...!!!
— Update: 2014 Aug 23: 04:22L
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Added About Tab
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iPad is now working
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New App Icon
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New tab icons
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Spotted: interesting BUG in object temperature math (Oops!)
— Update: 2014 Aug 22: 23:05L
- add License and Copyright
— Update: 2014 Aug 22: 22:23L
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cleanup code organization (& internal markings)
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PENDING: move demo to use of blocks for characteristics updates
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PENDING: setup iPad U/I
— Update: 2014 Aug 22: 21:22L
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Updated to Latest Library Code
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iPhone working against TI Sensor Tag
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PENDING: No U/I yet for iPad (it's next)
— Update: 2014 Aug 22: 17:00L
NOTE: it’s been a while since I’ve been playing with this code. I’m revisiting it now to ensure I’ve posted the latest working code. I’ll update the following status as each piece is completed over the next couple of days… (posted 22 Aug 2014)
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PENDING: Ipad i/f is not yet setup...
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Current code compiles and runs but finds the first (likely wrong Bluetooth LE device) instead of the desired device. - This says this isn’t my latest version of this manager.
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