connectable iBeacon with nRF52810

RE: connectable iBeacon with nRF52810

Prasad — Thu, 03 Jan 2019 07:27:17 GMT

I will also have to do changes in nRF Beacon app(Android) if I wish to connect through it. Code for app is available on GitHub. Thanks for your reply!

RE: connectable iBeacon with nRF52810

Simon — Wed, 02 Jan 2019 15:34:02 GMT

The nRF Beacon app is intended to be used with the nRF51822 Bluetooth Smart Beacon Kit, and makes it possible to demonstrate all the features of the Smart Beacon Kit. The Beacon Kit is chipped with firmware that makes it possible, to do a range of different things, including configuring the UUID and major/minor values (through a connection) or changing the advertising interval (through DFU).

However, to your problem. We don't have a corresponding Bluetooth Smart Beacon Kit for the nRF52 chip, and as a consequence, no such Beacon app. If you would like to develop your own app, take a look here for inspiration,

As far as I know, there is not any connectable Beacon examples in the SDK, and you would have to modify the Beacon examples yourself to achieve this.

One solution could be the following:

Modify the Beacon example in the SDK to make it connectable
Add the NUS Service to the example
- This is enables your application to receive messages from a client (mobile app), and as a consequence configure parameters such as major and minor values
Modify the example to change the Beacon parameters, depending on the received message
Open nRF Connect on the phone, connect to the Beacon chip, and configure the parameters through the NUS Service.

Best regards,

Simon

RE: connectable iBeacon with nRF52810

Prasad — Sat, 29 Dec 2018 08:53:32 GMT

No.. This case does not answer my question. I know the case because I myself have raised it, any you have replied to it.

I request you to please ready my question again.

RE: connectable iBeacon with nRF52810

Simon — Fri, 28 Dec 2018 17:32:00 GMT

Here is a similar case that I think will answer you question.

Please ask if anything is unclear.

Best regards,

Simon