In the "ble_bluefruit_connect_plotter.py" example, the code is sending sensor data as fast as possible both on the "console" and the BLE UART.
Reading information about Bluefruit LE connect application and the plotter function, I find recommendation of not sending too much/fast data: https://learn.adafruit.com/bluefruit-le-connect/plotter
It might also be wrong to send so much on the "console" and my Mu editor was a bit unresponsive when running that example.
I believe there should be a delay in that loop.
PS: This should be another issue... but to be compatible with Mu editor plotter function, it would be interesting to print a tuple on the console "(x, y)" rather than "x y".
In the "ble_bluefruit_connect_plotter.py" example, the code is sending sensor data as fast as possible both on the "console" and the BLE UART.
Reading information about Bluefruit LE connect application and the plotter function, I find recommendation of not sending too much/fast data: https://learn.adafruit.com/bluefruit-le-connect/plotter
It might also be wrong to send so much on the "console" and my Mu editor was a bit unresponsive when running that example.
I believe there should be a delay in that loop.
PS: This should be another issue... but to be compatible with Mu editor plotter function, it would be interesting to print a tuple on the console "(x, y)" rather than "x y".