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Byte 35 RSSI of 2nd
Location Beacon Int
0X00 - 0XFF Converts directly to
decimal numbers, then
Minus 256. The unit is
dBm.
Byte 36 - 41 MAC address of
3rd Location
Beacon Uint 0X000000000000 -
0XFFFFFFFFFFFF
The byte order is Big -
Endian. Example: B1 FA
1E 36 EF 03, the real
MAC address is B1 FA 1E
36 EF 03.
Byte 42 RSSI of 3rd
Location Beacon Int 0X00 - 0XFF Converts directly to
decimal numbers, then
Minus 256. The unit is
dBm.
Byte 43 - 48 MAC address of
4th Location
Beacon Uint
0X000000000000 -
0XFFFFFFFFFFFF
The byte order is Big -
Endian. Example: B1 FA
1E 36 EF 03, the real
MAC address is B1 FA 1E
36 EF 03.
Byte 49 RSSI of 4
th
Location Beacon
Int
0X00 - 0XFF Converts directly to
decimal numbers, then
Minus 256. The unit is
dBm.
4.5 3-Axis Payload
➢
Users can choose to report content according to application scenarios.
➢
The smaller the number of bytes per payload, the shorter the transmission time and the lower
the power consumption.
➢
The optional reported contents are as follows:
①
Timestamp
②
The host MAC
Byte Index Type Data Type Value Description
Byte0 Payload Type Uint
0x03 03 means SOS Alarm
Payload
01: Alarm data
Byte 1 – 7 Timestamp Uint 0X00000000000000
-OxFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Convert to decimal. Byte
1
- 2 represents the year;
Byte 3 represents the
month; Byte 4
represents the date;
Byte 5 represents the
hour; Byte 6 represents
minute; Byte 7
represents second;