

- #Radbeacon will not register for eddystone update
- #Radbeacon will not register for eddystone software
- #Radbeacon will not register for eddystone Bluetooth
In order to re-enter configurable mode for a RadBeacon X2, remove the front cover and switch the beacon power switch to OFF and back to ON.Ī beacon set in configurable mode will be configurable for up to 30 minutes or until you lock the device again. In order to re-enter configurable mode for a RadBeacon Tag, remove the front cover and press the configuration push button switch near the coin cell battery. In order to re-enter configurable mode for a RadBeacon USB, remove and restore power to the device. The Lock feature is a security precaution to limit the possibility of third party manipulation of your beacons once they have been installed and configured.
#Radbeacon will not register for eddystone Bluetooth
Submit a valid PIN to prevent connections from remote Bluetooth 4.0 devices to the beacon configuration service. Press the Action Menu button and select Lock.


Submit a valid PIN to reset the settings for your beacon to factory defaults. Reset the device to the original factory settings. Press the Action Menu button and select Reset.
#Radbeacon will not register for eddystone update
Submit a new and existing PIN to update the PIN for your beacon. Press the Action Menu button and select Update PIN. Validate the accuracy of your beacon settings by quickly verifying the ranging behavior of your device in proximity to your configured beacon. Press the Action Menu button and select Range. Update the measured power value with the results of your calibration activity and update your settings. Press the Action Menu button and select Calibrate.Ĭalibrate the measured power value of the beacon settings to ensure optimal proximity events and ranging. Submit a valid PIN to update the settings for this beacon. Press the Action Menu button and select Apply. Select any RadBeacon in the table to view it's detailed settings. Each beacon discovered is displayed with the following summary details Scan for nearby configurable RadBeacons by swiping down on the RadBeacons table. Once discovered, you can display each beacon's operating settings and make modifications to those settings. With the RadBeacon app you can scan for nearby configurable Radius Networks beacons. The RadBeacon app from Radius Networks requires an iOS iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 7.1 or higher and equipped with Bluetooth 4.0 capabilities. UPDATE: We now stock a version of the i7 that supports the Eddystone GATT Service.The RadBeacon™ app is the configuration utility for RadBeacon proximity beacons from Radius Networks that support Apple's iBeacon™ proximity services as well as other emerging proximity services. Also, while Google is trying to standardise firmware and configuration, the higher profile beacon providers probably think it’s in their interest to continue with proprietary features that lock users into using those particular features and their particular platforms. Not many people want Eddystone-only beacons so manufacturing them is currently a low volume specialist edge case for manufacturers. Only one of our manufacturers, Sensoro, supports the Eddystone Configuration GATT Service and when you use this mode iBeacon and all Sensoro-specific features get turned off. So far, take up of the Eddystone Configuration GATT Service by manufacturers has been slow. The standard GATT Service also allows common configuration apps to be used such as the Nordic nRF Connect app rather than having to rely on specific manufacturer configuration apps.
#Radbeacon will not register for eddystone software
Also, as this implements the Eddystone Configuration GATT Service, beacons using this software will also be configurable via the Web Bluetooth Configuration Page. However, hobbyists might also use the software to re-program currently available Nordic-based beacons.īy providing reference software, it should make it easier for manufacturers to support Eddystone. This open source release is intended for manufacturers rather than end users. Their aim is to get wider distribution of Eddystone beacons and also encourage other devices, for example vending machines and remote control toys, beyond just beacons. Google has just open sourced firmware that implements Eddystone on Nordic nRF SoC beacons.
