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// i2c_scanner | |
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Okay, let's break down how we can organize your BLE services and characteristics for the ePPG controller. The goal is to create a logical, robust, and extensible structure that incorporates your desired data points while building upon what you already have in src/sp140/extra-data.ino
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Here's a proposed structure:
I. Standard Services
It's good practice to use standard BLE services where they fit.
This document describes how to change settings on the OpenPPG Controller using the WebSerial or USB Serial console.