We have a Nordic Thingy 52 sensor and a Raspberry Pi which are connected through Bluetooth. The Raspberry Pi is also connected to the Internet via WiFi.
Initially, we tested the Medium One platform to send sensor data to the cloud and their Python code worked out of the box (https://github.com/Medium-One/Nordic-Thingy-Raspberry-Pi-Medium-One-self-service-version/blob/master/Raspberry_Pi_python_code/m1_nordic_thingy.py). We then proceeded in testing other platforms like Losant but had trouble writing a similar code to send all sensor data to Losant through MQTT.
In the mean time, something changed and not even the Medium One python code worked any more. I traced the problem down to the Pi bluetooth connectivity with the sensor, it seemed that Nordic Thingy kept disconnecting and never had enough time to send the data. I tried to test the Medium One code again but had to lower the interval to 2 seconds from the initial 10 in order to get some of the sensor data and even then I couldn't get CO2 and VOC data.
I set up Pi again with Raspbian Buster a couple of times and tried with a clean install but problem kept persisting. I think the issue is either with Nordic Thingy's configuration and therefore wanted to reset it to factory settings but never found a way to do it or with Raspbian Buster's version bluetooth settings. I think the Pi came pre-installed with Raspbian Jessie so it could be a bluetooth compatibility issue between the Raspbian versions or the Thingy's configuration. Is there an easy way to reset Nordic Thingy 52 to factory settings?
