Tidy up sketch instructions. FemtoCore DEBUG disabled by default, ENABLE_SERIAL enabled by default

Author: zrecore

libraries/FemtoBeacon_Rf/FemtoCore_r2.0.7/FemtoCore_r2.0.7.ino

@@ -23,7 +23,18 @@ int destNodeId = is_coin ? 0x01 : coinId;
  * For this demo, plug in the dongle to one USB port, and the coin to another.
  * Use PuTTY or Minicom as serial monitor for the coin (115200 baud).
  * Use the Arduino Serial monitor for the dongle (with newline enabled, at 115200 baud, although SerialUSB doesn't do anything with the baud rate anyway).
- * Type ":v" into the Arduino Serial monitor, then press enter. It should send ":v" to the coin, and the coin will return the FreeIMU version it has.
+ * 
+ * Open up the Arduino Serial monitor on the dongle, and then power up the coin(s).
+ * When you see "from:0x2:0x1:=INIT_COMPLETE", it means node 0x2 is ready for commands.
+ * 
+ * When the coin node is ready for commands, type ":v" into the Arduino Serial monitor, then press enter. 
+ * It should send ":v" to the coin, and the coin will return the FreeIMU version it has.
+ * 
+ * To start flow of FemtoBeacon data, type "SET_REPEAT:0x01::D" (where 0x01 enables repeat, and :D is the command to repeat)
+ * To stop flow of FemtoBeacon data, type "SET_REPEAT:0x00" (where 0x00 disables repeat)
+ * 
+ * 
+ * See COMMANDS.md for full list of commands
  */
 
 void setup() {

libraries/FemtoCore/FemtoCore.h

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
 
 
     #define ENABLE_SERIAL       // We want serial USB output.
-    #define DEBUG               // We also want to see debug serial output.
+    // #define DEBUG               // We also want to see debug serial output.
 
     #ifndef FEMTO_SERIAL_BAUD_RATE
         #define FEMTO_SERIAL_BAUD_RATE 115200 // Default baud rate. Note, this is the highest that works on Windows COM ports!