Bump version to 3.0.0 and add to changelog.md

OpenBCI_32bit_Library.cpp

@@ -692,7 +692,7 @@ void OpenBCI_32bit_Library::boardReset(void) {
     printAll("On Daisy ADS1299 Device ID: 0x"); printlnHex(ADS_getDeviceID(ON_DAISY));
   }
   printAll("LIS3DH Device ID: 0x"); printlnHex(LIS3DH_getDeviceID());
-  printlnAll("Firmware: v3.0.0-rc7");
+  printlnAll("Firmware: v3.0.0");
   sendEOT();
   delay(5);
   wifi.reset();

changelog.md

@@ -13,7 +13,9 @@
    * BOARD_MODE_ANALOG is `2`
    * BOARD_MODE_DIGITAL is `3`
    * BOARD_MODE_MARKER is `4`
+   * BOARD_MODE_BLE is `5`
 * A new board mode called MARKER.  In this mode, if a command in the format of ``'`n'``  (where n is ASCII '0':'9') is received by the Cyton over any of the serial streams (including wifi) then a marker of int(n) is inserted in the AUX1 channel.  Note that this mode is mutually exclusive to the DEFAULT (accelerometer mode) as it uses the AUX1/ACCELX channel.
+* A new board mode called BLE. In this mode, the board will switch `Serial0` to `9600` and will downsample 2 channels to 125Hz and send them 3 samples in a packet for a total of 18 data bytes. The RFduino would then take this packet and send it over BLE.
 * Add loop function for internal timing operations related to power on reset for wifi shield, remove `loop` to free up pins and such and remove wifi capability.
 * Add function to turn time stamps on `useTimeStamp(true)`, time stamps are disabled by default. Note the Wifi shield will use NTP time stamps.
 * Add wifi commands:

library.properties

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 name=OpenBCI_32bit_Library
-version=3.0.0-rc7
+version=3.0.0
 author=Joel Murphy <joel@openbci.com>, Conor Russomanno <conor@openbci.com>, Leif Percifield <lpercifield@gmail.com>, AJ Keller <pushtheworldllc@gmail.com>
 maintainer=Joel Murphy <joel@openbci.com>, AJ Keller <pushtheworldllc@gmail.com>
 sentence=The library for controlling OpenBCI Cyton (32bit) boards. The Cyton is the main one.