Instruction Manual

CONFIGURABLE PARAMETERS
UUID - Universally Unique Idener. It contains 32 hexadecimal digits, split into 5 groups, separated by
hyphens. Each of the 5 groups must contain the following number of characters per secon: First secon:
8; Second secon: 4; Third secon: 4; Fourth secon: 4; Fih secon: 12. Characters should be numbers
from 0 - 9, or leers from A to F. A group can be made enrely of just numbers or leers or a combinaon
of both. The UUID is a standard idenfying system which allows a 'unique' number to be generated for a
device (or in the case of Beacons, manufacturer, applicaon or owner). The purpose of the ID is to disn-
guish Beacons in your network, from all other beacons in networks outside your control. By default, you
will be assigned only one UUID when ordering Beacons. Technically an organizaon can use mulple
UUIDs if needed, for example, to idenfy venues in dierent locaons or to idenfy dierent business
units.
MAJOR - Major and Minor values are numbers assigned to your Beacons, in order to idenfy them with
greater accuracy than using UUID alone. Minor and Major are unsigned integer values between
0 and 65535. Major values are intended to idenfy and disnguish a group – for example, all beacons in on
a certain oor or room in your venue could be assigned a unique major value.
MINOR - Major and Minor values are numbers assigned to your Beacons, in order to idenfy them with
greater accuracy than using UUID alone. Minor and Major are unsigned integer values be-
tween 0 and 65535. Minor values are intended to idenfy and disnguish an individual – for example dis-
nguishing individual beacons within a group of beacons assigned a major value.
MEASURED DISTANCE - Measured Distance is a factory-calibrated constant which indicates what's the ex-
pected RSSI at a distance of 1 meter to the beacon. Combined with RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indica-
tor), it allows you to esmate the distance between the device and the beacon
TRANSMISSION POWER - The power with which the beacon broadcasts its signal. The more power, the
longer the range. Increasing the power can also make the signal more stable, but keep in mind it can have
a negave eect on baery life.
CHANGE PASSWORD - The CCI beacon password should be changed immediately upon pung the bea-
cons into place to insure the highest level of security possible.
BROADCASTING INTERVAL - Beacons do not broadcast constantly. They ‘blink’ instead. A broadcast Inter-
val describes the me between each blink. The broadcasng Interval on beacons can be adjusted. The CCI
beacons have ten broadcasng opons ranging from 100ms - 1000ms. The shorter the interval, the more
stable the signal. Adjusng the broadcast interval can signicantly impact the baery life.
SERIAL ID - The serial ID is another way to idenfy a parcular set of beacons.
BEACON NAME - The beacon name is an idener which is also visible in Admin Apps without actually
having to connect to the beacon device. The Beacon name is also transmied in a scan response packet.
CONNECTION MODE - The Connecon mode determines whether the Beacon is congurable (O) or in
deployment mode (1). If connectable, then the beacon can be congured. If non-connectable, the Beacon
is in deployment mode and cannot be congured.
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