Originally Posted By: mlord
Oh, and I'm also noticing the BT breadboard has some kind of reset issue -- need to push the button on it _sometimes_ after power-up.

Should be fixable.


Yeah, there's no real reset circuitry on that board -- it relies on the FTDI chip normally, with the host toggling DTR to reset the board.

So we can do the same thing, using a GPIO pin on the Arduino, connected to the RST pin on the breadboard header. Gotta be careful again about not feeding +5V there. I'll have a quick go at it and report back.