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For Android devices, you can find the app following the link.
Beacon manager screen
The first screen you see when you launch the app is the "MikroTik Beacon Manager" screen where all the nearby Bluetooth tags are shown.
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Eddystone-TLM, Eddystone-UID and iBeacon formats have an option to configure 4 parameters. MikroTik format has an option to configure an additional parameter called "encrypt":
| Advertisement interval (20ms...10s or disable) | the interval in milliseconds after which an advertisement packet will be broadcasted by the tag |
| Freefall detect (on/off) | whether to send an advertisement packet when the accelerometer (the tag) detects a freefall trigger |
| Tilt detect (on/off) | whether to send an advertisement when the accelerometer (the tag) detects a tilt trigger |
| Impact detect (on/off) | whether to send an advertisement when the accelerometer (the tag) detects an impact/wake up trigger |
Encrypt (on/off) note: only available for MikroTik format | whether to encrypt acceleration, temperature, uptime, trigger action, and battery percentage parameters in the hex payload |
- When you have only advertisement interval configured without any triggers enabled - advertisement packets will be broadcasted based on the interval time set (each x seconds).
- When the tilt trigger is enabled and the device is tilted - the advertisement packet will be broadcasted immediately.
- When the freefall trigger is enabled and freefall is detected, as soon as the tag detects the freefalling condition - the packet is sent.
- When the impact trigger is enabled and the device is pushed/moved - the advertisement packet is sent at once.
- When encrypt parameter is enabled, the hex payload data (like acceleration, temperature, uptime, trigger action, and battery percentage) is encrypted with a private key. This key is known only to the tag's owner (it is obtained with the purchase).
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