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How Lansitec Bluetooth Gateway Works
Document Number: 990-00522
Product Part Number:
Rev. 1.0
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Lansitec LoRa Bluetooth gateway filters the data in a Bluetooth beacon payload and sends any data in the 31 bytes payload to the LoRaWAN gateway. It supports reporting a maximum of 3 types of beacons and caches a maximum of 105 beacons (all 3 types combined). It filters each beacon with 3 blocks of data (Payload Filter Block) maximum and reports 10 data blocks maximum in its payload. When corresponding data in a beacon’s payload match the ones define in the Payload Filter Block/Blocks, the gateway reports the data in the range of the Data Blocks. Refer to chapter 4.4.3 Rule Report in the datasheet for details in the datasheet (Doc. PN. 990-01201)
Taking the ibeacon protocol as an example, the user can select the yellow parts as filters, when a beacon’s data matched them, the gateway sends the green parts to the LoRaWAN gateway. The yellow and the green parts can be defined with downlink commands.
Byte Offset
Default Value
Description
Properties
Remark
0
0
0x02
Data length – 2 bytes
Constant Preamble
Payload
1
1
0x01
Data type – flags
Constant Preamble
Filter Block 1
2
2
0x06
LE and BR/EDR flag
Constant Preamble
Data Block 1
3
3
0x1A
Data length – 26 bytes
Constant Preamble
4
4
0xFF
Data type - Manufacturer
specific data
Constant Preamble
Payload
Filter Block 2
5
5
0x4C
Manufacturer data
Constant Preamble
Data Block 2
6
6
0x00
Manufacturer data
Constant Preamble
7
7
0x02
Manufacturer data
Constant Preamble
8
8
0x15
Manufacturer data
Constant Preamble
9
9
0xF2
Proximity UUID 1st byte
User UUID
Payload
10
10
0xA5
Proximity UUID 2nd byte
User UUID
Filter Block 3
11
11
0x2D
Proximity UUID 3rd byte
User UUID
12
12
0x43
Proximity UUID 4th byte
User UUID
13
13
0xE0
Proximity UUID 5th byte
User UUID
14
14
0xAB
Proximity UUID 6th byte
User UUID
15
15
0x48
Proximity UUID 7th byte
User UUID
16
16
0x9C
Proximity UUID 8th byte
User UUID
17
17
0xB6
Proximity UUID 9th byte
User UUID
18
18
0x4C
Proximity UUID 10th byte
User UUID
19
19
0x4A
Proximity UUID 11th byte
User UUID
20
20
0x83
Proximity UUID 12th byte
User UUID
21
21
0x00
Proximity UUID 13th byte
User UUID
22
22
0x14
Proximity UUID 14th byte
User UUID
23
23
0x67
Proximity UUID 15th byte
User UUID
24
24
0x20
Proximity UUID 16th byte
User UUID
25
25
AA
Major 1st byte
Major value
Data Block 3
26
26
BB
Major 2nd byte
Major value
27
27
CC
Minor 1st byte
Minor value
28
28
CC
Minor 2nd byte
Minor value
29
29
0xB3
Signal power (Calibrated SSI@1m)
Signal power value
Data Block 4
30
30
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