BE IoT Command

Configuration of triggers for iBeacon sensor presence detection.

What is it for?

Use case	Description
📍 Presence detection	Detects when a beacon enters or exits the configured range
🚗 Driver control	Identifies authorized drivers through personal beacons
🔧 Tool control	Monitors presence of tools or equipment with beacons
🚛 Trailer management	Detects trailer coupling/uncoupling
⚡ Automation	Triggers automatic actions when detecting/losing beacon signal

Description

The BE command allows configuration of up to 5 triggers for iBeacon sensor presence detection. Each trigger can be configured with a specific MAC identifier, detection range, and signal maintenance time.

This command is available only on IoT devices with BLE-enabled firmware.

Features

5 triggers - Indices 00-04 independently configurable
MAC detection - Precise beacon identification
Configurable range - Maximum detection distance in meters
Maintenance time - Post-detection signal state control
Rule integration - Use in event engine

Commands

Query

QBE

Configuration


SBEaabbbbbbbbbbbb,cc..cc,dd..dd

Response


RBEaabbbbbbbbbbbb,cc..cc,dd..dd,e

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`aa`	Trigger index (00-04)
`bbbbbbbbbbbb`	iBeacon identifier (MAC)
`cc..cc`	Minimum detection range (meters)
`dd..dd`	Signal maintenance time at 1 after detection (seconds). At 0 generates a pulse
`e`	Signal state, at 1 when the iBeacon tag was detected

Example

Configure BE00 to detect iBeacon AC233F252487, with a 5-meter range, maintaining the signal for 10 seconds:


>SBE00AC233F252487,5,10<

Generate the message “RTX BE ON” to Serial port when detecting sensor presence:


>SRLA0E;TRG=BE00+;ACC={STX BE ON;@TRM}<

Generate the message “RTX BE OFF” to Serial port when detecting sensor absence:


>SRLA1E;TRG=BE00-;ACC={STX BE OFF;@TRM}<

Associated Signals

Signal	Index	Conditional use	Edges
`BSaa`	00-04	YES	`+` Positive edge, `-` Negative edge

Compatibility

💾Firmware:v1.00.00

SP-IOT

SM-IOT

ZE-IOT