FeasyBeacon User Guide

Instructions

Beacon broadcast

The interface displays information broadcast by surrounding beacon devices

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Device name: FSC_BP106Q

MAC address: DC:0D:00:00:00:10

RSSI value: -72dB

Eddystone format broadcast

Sensor

Currently, the temperature, humidity, battery, and G-Sensor sensor data can be displayed by device, and the encrypted custom sensor data can be parsed by key.

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Setting

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Click the device to be configured, take the FSC_BP106Q as an example, and enter the 000000 password

Note

The initial password of all Beacon devices is 000000, if you forget the password you have set, please enter 000000 to enter the configuration interface within 60 seconds after powering on

Configure the following parameters as required：

Note

Broadcast interval time range: 100~10000ms

G-Sensor sensing time range: 100~65535, sensing interval range: 100~10000

Key broadcast time range: 100~65535, key interval range: 100~10000

The TxPower power range is determined by the chip scheme of the beacon and affects the broadcast distance

If the broadcast interval time, G-Sensor sensing time, and key time are 0, the corresponding function is disabled, and all three are not allowed to be 0 at the same time

Broadcast interval time range: 100-10000ms,

The TxPower range is determined by the beacon’s chipset and affects the broadcast distance

Different broadcast format settings

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iBeacon configuration

Note

UUID: 32 bits, consisting of 0 to 9, A to F

Major: 0 to 65535

Minor: 0 to 65535

RSSI: -128 to 127

Enable: If this broadcast is disabled, the Beacon interface will not display this broadcast

Note: Click Done and Save

URL configuration

Note

URL broadcast format: legal prefix + any 17 bytes, where “.com” is 1 byte

Legal Prefix:

Example: http://www.feasycom.com

RSSI at 0m range: -128 to 127

Enable: If this broadcast is disabled, the Beacon interface will not display this broadcast

Note: Click Done and Save

UID configuration

Note

Namespace: 20 bits, consisting of 0 to 9, A to F

Instance: 12 bits, consisting of 0 to 9, A to F

Reserved: 4 digits

RSSI at 0m: -128 to 127

Enable: If this broadcast is disabled, the Beacon interface will not display this broadcast

Note: Click Done and Save

Altbican configuration

Note

ID1: 32 bits, consisting of 0 to 9, A to F

ID2: 4 digits, consisting of 0 to 9, A to F

ID3: 4 digits, consisting of 0 to 9, A to F

RSSI at 1m: -128 to 127

Manufacturer ID: between 0 and 65535

Manufacturer Reserved: 2 digits, consisting of 0 to 9, A to F

Note: Click Done and Save

Click on the URL to jump to the official website of Feasycom

OTA

Note

Select firmware: users can use local firmware upgrades;

Import firmware: Users can download the firmware from the network and upgrade, the specific path is provided by Shenzhen Feiyitong Technology Co., Ltd.;

Take BP106Q as an example:

Click to import firmware - download from the network - fill in the corresponding path - click OK - the interface will prompt that the download is successful - return to the upper interface - click to start the upgrade

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The upgrade is successful, and after the module is connected, the version is the upgraded firmware version number

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Configure such devices in bulk

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Note

Users can configure parameters for multiple modules in batches and export the results in tabular form

Reset the device

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Note

Click the Reset Device button to restore the default parameters, please choose carefully

Air AT commands for debugging

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Note

The user can enter this interface and send AT commands to operate the module

FAQs

Q: Whether FeasyBeacon can upgrade all of Feasycom’s beacon products

A: No, some beacon devices cannot be upgraded via FeasyBeacon

Q: What does RSSI at 0/1 meter mean?

A: RSSI at 1 meter for iBeacon and RSSI at 0 meter for Eddystone are useful for the RSSI-distance calibration, it’s necessary to use these values if you want to use the RSSI to determine the distance to the beacon, because beacons can advertise with different Txpower, image this, two beacons used different Tx power levels to advertise packets at the same location, for the packet receiver (e.g. a smartphone), it’s unable to accurately calculate the distances to both beacons if the RSSI at 0 or 1 meter was not provided.

Appendix

Download PDF Document

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