Reliable reconnect in user script

example.py

@@ -1,23 +1,35 @@
 import time
 from sem6000 import SEMSocket
 
-# auto_reconnect_timeout enabled auto reconnect if sending a command fails. Valid values:
-# None (default): everything that fails throws NotConnectedException's
-# -1: infinite retries
-# integer: seconds before exception is thrown
+import bluepy
 
-socket = SEMSocket('f0:c7:7f:0d:e7:17', auto_reconnect_timeout=None)
-
-#socket.login("1337")
-#socket.changePassword("1234")
-#socket.login("1234")
+socket = None
 
 while True:
     time.sleep(1)
     try:
+        if socket == None:
+            print("Connecting...")
+
+            # auto_reconnect_timeout enabled auto reconnect if sending a command fails. Valid values:
+            # None (default): everything that fails throws NotConnectedException's
+            # -1: infinite retries
+            # integer: seconds before exception is thrown
+
+            socket = SEMSocket('f0:c7:7f:0d:e7:17', auto_reconnect_timeout=None)
+            print("Connected.")
+
+            #socket.login("1337")
+            #socket.changePassword("1234")
+            #socket.login("1234")
+
         socket.getStatus()
         socket.setStatus(True)
         print("=== {} ({}) ===".format(socket.mac_address, "on" if socket.powered else "off"))
         print("\t{}V {}A → {}W@{}Hz".format(socket.voltage, socket.current, socket.power, socket.frequency))
-    except SEMSocket.NotConnectedException:
-        socket.reconnect(-1) #infinite reconnect attempts
+    except (SEMSocket.NotConnectedException, bluepy.btle.BTLEDisconnectError):
+        print("Restarting...")
+        if socket != None:
+            socket.disconnect()
+            socket = None
+