Our step-by-step guide to configure the multi-use wristband with the BeaconSET+ app.
Learn how we at reelyActive configure the wristbands for real-time sensing and location
A Minew B10 wristband and the BeaconSET+ mobile app.
Identify and connect to the B10 in the BeaconSET+ mobile app.
The B10 must be charged and powered on in order to be detected by the BeaconSET+ mobile app.
Check that the B10 is powered on by pressing the button once and observing a haptic vibration. If no haptic vibration is observed, power on the B10 by holding down the button until a vibration is observed.
If the B10 cannot be powered on, first charge the device.
Remove the B10 from its silicone wristband or pendant and note the 48-bit (16 character) identifier on the reverse side of the button (ex: AC233FABF61A).
This uniquely identifies the B10 in the BeaconSET+ mobile app (and in Pareto Anywhere too).
The BeaconSET+ mobile app requires Bluetooth and Location to be enabled on the mobile device.
Too many devices detected? Select Edit Filter in the app and reduce the RSSI threshold to display only devices in close proximity.
Configure the B10 to transmit button presses and motion.
The Minew B10 can transmit any of the following packets periodically, or spontaneously given any of the following triggers:
Countless combinations are possible. In Part 2 next, we'll provide the configuration details for one specific combination—a personnel safety application—with the following behaviour:
Trigger | Packet | Details |
---|---|---|
Button single tap | Eddystone-UID | 🤕 emoji using InteroperaBLE Identifier (Unicode Code Point) |
Button double tap | Eddystone-UID | 👌 emoji using InteroperaBLE Identifier (Unicode Code Point) |
Motion | Acceleration | [ x, y, z ] acceleration data for motion & orientation |
— | Device Info | Periodic identification, battery & reconfigurability |
From the BeaconSET+ app, individually configure each of the six SLOTs as follows:
Set the Frame Type to Empty and Save to maximise battery life.
Frame Type | UID |
---|---|
Adv Content | |
Namespace ID | 496f49445554462d3332 |
Instance ID | 00000001f915 (🤕) |
Base params | Ignored (see Trigger) |
Trigger | |
Enable | Yes |
Type | Single button tap |
Duration | 5 seconds |
Always advertise | No |
Adv interval | 500ms |
Tx Power | 0dBm |
Frame Type | UID |
---|---|
Adv Content | |
Namespace ID | 496f49445554462d3332 |
Instance ID | 00000001f44c (👌) |
Base params | Ignored (see Trigger) |
Trigger | |
Enable | Yes |
Type | Double button tap |
Duration | 5 seconds |
Always advertise | No |
Adv interval | 500ms |
Tx Power | 0dBm |
Set the Frame Type to Empty and Save to maximise battery life.
Do not modify this SLOT: the BeaconSet+ app requires the INFO packet to connect!
Frame Type | ACC |
---|---|
Base params | Ignored (see Trigger) |
Trigger | |
Enable | Yes |
Type | Motion |
Duration | 5 seconds |
Always advertise | No |
Adv interval | 1000ms |
Tx Power | 0dBm |
Optionally observe the transmitted data in your web browser.
Follow one of our tutorials to install Pareto Anywhere on your platform of choice:
Browse to the /context API of the Pareto Anywhere instance, specifying the B10's identifier in the route as follows:
http://pareto.local/context/device/ac233fabf61a/2
Change pareto.local to the IP address and port (ex: 127.0.0.1:3001) as required, and the identifier of the device (ex: ac233fa000000) to that of your B10.* The /2 at the end specifies that the identifier is an EUI-48.
*alternatively, browse to …/context and select your B10 from the list of detected devices.
Our cheatsheet details the raddec and dynamb JSON output from the Pareto Anywhere open source middleware.
Tutorial prepared with ♥ by jeffyactive.
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