The key to #3 is that you MUST reset the processor without removing power to the Bluetooth module.?
?? Allen's comment of "The reset button only resets the TT4 chip, it will have no effect on the BT module."
That reset switch is the component that allows it to happen.
I think my case (from way back when) had a hole already drilled, but not properly aligned.?
The hole in the case to allow the reset function to be accessed without removing the case, but also compromises the case
I found a little rubber stopper to place over the hole in normal use, and only remove it when I need to reset the micro.
The other option (once all else is configured), would be software reset.
As for the baud rate, I can only guess that the module default is 38400, and the micro sets the baud rate t match the serial interface of the MTT4 defaults during startup.
Rob KB8RCO
