Create and demonstrate iBeacon using JDY-08 module with HM-10 firmware
This project is maintained by handiko
Create and demonstrate iBeacon using JDY-08 module with HM-10 firmware. The UUID string, major, and minor numbers are dynamically and periodically changeable during operation.
The story behind this is that I want to make an iBeacon without any high-cost Arduino shield or dedicated Arduino IDE compatible BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) platform such as nordicRF RedBear BLEs. When I found some really inexpensive BLE module on some online shops (JDY-08 BLE module), I quickly checked the datasheet and bought some. Later, I learned that these modules can be re-flashed using HM-10 BLE firmware and then be transformed into an iBeacon. I already wrote another repo which describes the process to re-flash JDY-08 module with HM-10 firmware, here in my GitHub page or GitHub repo.
I included the fritzing wiring file in iBeacon/Fritzing folder (optional) if you wanna check it out.
The Arduino Sketch for this demo included in iBeacon/Aduino-Sketches/Static_iBeacon
Then i tried to use the iBeacon locator app to find the furthest distance i can detect it.
As it turns out, it was about 10 meters (indoor).
The Arduino Sketch for this demo included in iBeacon/Aduino-Sketches/Dinamic_iBeacon. Here you see the serial monitor output when it was a one-time-only configuration (left) and periodic configuration (right)
While it was running, you can comfirm the parameter changes with the BLE scanner or iBeacon locator app
Thank you for:
git checkout -b myfeature
)git commit -m "Adding some myfeature blah blah.."
)git push -u origin myfeature
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