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    Bluetooth.start_scan() on Sipy new firmware

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      maku
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      As a test to get the bluetooth going I use a simply script like:
      <code>
      from network import Bluetooth
      bluetooth = Bluetooth()
      bluetooth.start_scan(3)
      while bluetooth.isscanning():
      adv = bluetooth.get_adv()
      if adv:
      print(adv[4].decode('hex'))
      </code>

      Whenever I run, pretty much anything involving decode method Pymakr stops responding until terminated.
      Replacing print line with Print('Sucess') works as intended.
      Reset in terminal doesn't resolve it.

      Any help appreciated.

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