Pico Bluetooth pico2 issues.

[deriggsm]

The Arduino framework is required for the project, but the build.core (earlephilhower, the only one that offers pico2w boards) seems to have compatibility issues with Bluetooth. This is preventing us from pairing with devices using Bluetooth libraries.

As a potential workaround, we may have to send information through wifi (which is confirmed working with the pico 2w) instead of Bluetooth. Maintaining compatibility with the Arduino framework is a major concern although there seems to constant updates to the platform as the 2w is relatively new.

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[earlephilhower]

Please don't post screenshots of text files. They're not very useful and unsearchable for others.

As the error message said, you need to enable Bluetooth.

C:\Users\Brendan\.platformio\packages\framework-arduinopico\cores\rp2040/_needsbt.h:4:24: error: static assertion failed: This library needs Bluetooth enabled.  Use the 'Tools->IP/Bluetooth Stack' menu in the IDE to enable it.

I have no idea what those defines in the p.io config file are from, but they're not used by the core (other than the TinyUSB one). See the docs for the proper method.

[earlephilhower]

And I now see that you're also not using this core at all. That's the Arduino RPI core. You can try your luck on their repo, but I'm not sure they actually support the Pico2 just yet, let alone the 2W. Good luck!