My environment:
Mid 2012 MacBook Air
Mac OS X 10.8.4
Xcode 4.6.3
Cirago BTA8000
...and TI CC2541 SensorTag (with fresh CR2032 battery)
I have downloaded and installed the SensorTag iOS source code examples and I am attempting to build and run the SensorTagEX example app.
Starting from a fresh Mac restart, I launched Xcode, opened the SensorTagEX project and successfully built and ran the app in the iOS 6.1 Simulator by clicking on Xcode's Run button. Then I stopped the app in Xcode and quit the simulator to read the source code files. Then I clicked Xcode's Run button once again but got different results.
The app appears to hang after detecting the SensorTag device. In the Xcode console, I see:
2013-07-23 14:44:07.455 SensorTagEX[1776:c07] Found a BLE Device :
<CBConcretePeripheral: 0x9553db0 UUID = <CFUUID 0x955f830> 924D7A39-
DEC2- 2C4B-3E0E-AD485CCFD45C, Name = "TI BLE Sensor Tag",
IsConnected = NO>
2013-07-23 14:44:07.457 SensorTagEX[1776:c07] Found a BLE Device :
<CBConcretePeripheral: 0x9553db0 UUID = <CFUUID 0x955f830> 924D7A39-
DEC2-2C4B-3E0E-AD485CCFD45C, Name = "TI BLE Sensor Tag", IsConnected =
NO>
and then nothing else.
If I reboot the Mac and relaunch Xcode, as before, I can run the SensorTagEX app once successfully, then subsequent runs appear to hang, as before.
The SensorTag board has a sticker that says "1.3 1252"
Any help or guidance will be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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