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Apply a scheduler to the script to run it with a required interval. Please note! If you have set up a scheduler to run the script, for example, every 2 minutes. It , it will mean that every received payload (broadcasted by the tag) during the 2-minute interval will be "structured" into the MQTT message. You will, most likely, not need to know the temperature of the tag every 2-5 seconds, so you can either change the MQTT message that is structured to only post the latest temperature reading or just change the IoT>Bluetooth>Scanners setting Filter duplicates to "keep-newest" (that way, the Bluetooth scanner will overwrite every new report from each individual tag's MAC address) and the script will only post 1 payload that was "scanned" at the moment when the script ran.
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