Minimal iOS prototype for Ricoh GR connection experiments.

• Discover and connect to a Ricoh/Pentax BLE camera.
• Wake the camera, switch it to playback mode, and enable WLAN AP mode through known GR BLE characteristics.
• Read camera Wi-Fi SSID and passphrase when the camera exposes them over BLE.
• Join the camera Wi-Fi with NEHotspotConfigurationManager.
• Fetch /v1/photos from http://192.168.0.1/v1, load thumbnails, and save original JPG/DNG/MOV files to Photos.
• Send basic shutter requests over BLE or Wi-Fi.

1. Open GRBridge.xcodeproj.
2. Set a real development team on the GRBridge target.
3. Ensure the App ID/provisioning profile includes the Hotspot Configuration capability.
4. Run on a physical iPhone. Bluetooth and hotspot joining are not meaningfully testable in Simulator.
5. Tap Scan, select the camera, then Connect.
6. Tap Wake.
7. If SSID/passphrase are empty, enter the values shown by the camera.
8. Tap Join, then Load.

The BLE UUIDs are based on the unofficial Ricoh GR Bluetooth API notes. The Wi-Fi HTTP calls follow the reverse-engineered Ricoh wireless protocol surface at http://192.168.0.1/v1.

This prototype deliberately avoids background download, Live Activity, pairing persistence, and robust reconnection. Those should be added only after the foreground path is verified against the target camera and firmware.