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E104-BT02 User Manual
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5.10 Bluetooth sniffing
The module supports the Bluetooth sniffing function in the host state. In the host configuration mode, the command
<STARTSNIF> turns on the Bluetooth sniffing. The module automatically sniffs the surrounding Bluetooth broadcast data packet and
outputs the acquired Bluetooth information through the serial port. The output format is MAC (6 bytes) +RSSI (1 byte) a total of 7
bytes of hexadecimal data. (Special note: This function is valid in both master and slave modes, and it has nothing to do with whether
Bluetooth is connected or not. That is to say, the sniffing function is enabled in the Bluetooth connection state.)
Description:
1) The sniffing function is valid only in the Bluetooth host role and the configuration mode.
2) The broadcast packet sniffing speed can be configured by the command <SCANGAP>/<SCANWN>. The shorter the gap, the
larger the window and the faster the sniffing response.
5.11 Beacon data switchable
The slave module can be configured with "<ADVDATA>" and "<IBACON>" respectively, and the normal broadcast data and
Ibeacon broadcast data. After the broadcast is enabled, the module uses the configured broadcast gap as a fixed interval and broadcasts
3 ordinary broadcast data packets each time, switch broadcast 3 Ibeacon broadcast packets, and loop. This function realizes
synchronous transmission of ordinary broadcast and Ibeacon broadcast, which can achieve seamless connection effect.
In addition, the command <ADVSUST> can be configured as a broadcast non-switching function, that is, the ibeacon and the
normal beacon switch broadcast mechanism are turned off, and the broadcast mode is set to a fixed broadcast mode.
The default factory configuration enables Beacon data switching mode.
Description
：
1
）、
Ibeacon data format is as follows
：
Ibeacon Data
0-8
9-24
25
、
26
27
、
28
29
Ibeacon Prefix
9bytes
UUID
16bytes
Major Number
2bytes
Minor Number
2bytes
Tx Power
1bytes
Ibeacon Prefix:Specific byte
UUID
：
Used to distinguish the ID numbers of the same Beacon device. The same group device uses the same ID number.
Major
：
Used to mark related Beacons as a group
Minor
：
ID number of each device
Tx Power
：
The measured signal strength value of 1 meter can be used for ranging.
2
）、
Normal broadcast packet format
：
0-3
4-N
03 03 FFF0
Manufacture DATA
3
）、
Fixed broadcast packet format
：
N
Manufacture DATA
