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| Using the GUI with Bluetooth is //almost// the same as with USB. You start by opening a COM port, and you can stream sensor values and send control commands. The only difference is that with Bluetooth you should always be in Auto mode. | Using the GUI with Bluetooth is //almost// the same as with USB. You start by opening a COM port, and you can stream sensor values and send control commands. The only difference is that with Bluetooth you should always be in Auto mode. | ||
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| **Normal mode:** for every packet the GUI will send a Read request, and the circuit will send a Reply packet. If you are streaming at 100Hz, it means that you'll be sending Read packets every 10ms, and receiving replies shortly after. The packet rate will be 200/s. | **Normal mode:** for every packet the GUI will send a Read request, and the circuit will send a Reply packet. If you are streaming at 100Hz, it means that you'll be sending Read packets every 10ms, and receiving replies shortly after. The packet rate will be 200/s. | ||
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