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In this first activity we will show you how you can craft a Bluetooth LE beacon using the Raspberry Pi. | In this first activity we will show you how you can craft a Bluetooth LE beacon using the Raspberry Pi. | ||
| − | Start by logging into your Raspberry Pi and | + | Start by logging into your Raspberry Pi and then check that Bluez is installed: |
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| + | sudo apt install bluez | ||
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| + | We are going to use the Raspberry Pi to transmit an Eddystone beacon. | ||
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| + | Lets look at the available commands: | ||
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| + | hciconfig -h | ||
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| + | Lets bring up the Bluetooth device on our Raspberry Pi using below command: | ||
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| + | sudo hciconfig hci0 up | ||
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| + | Then, lets set the Bluetooth interface to advertise but not be connectable: | ||
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| + | sudo hciconfig hci0 leadv 3 | ||
Revision as of 05:21, 21 May 2020
In this first activity we will show you how you can craft a Bluetooth LE beacon using the Raspberry Pi.
Start by logging into your Raspberry Pi and then check that Bluez is installed:
sudo apt install bluez
We are going to use the Raspberry Pi to transmit an Eddystone beacon.
Lets look at the available commands:
hciconfig -h
Lets bring up the Bluetooth device on our Raspberry Pi using below command:
sudo hciconfig hci0 up
Then, lets set the Bluetooth interface to advertise but not be connectable:
sudo hciconfig hci0 leadv 3
