Showing posts with label MDBD40. MDBT40-P. MDTBT42. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MDBD40. MDBT40-P. MDTBT42. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

MDBT42Q Series Module (Nordic nRF52 Solution) Spec Sheet Updated

Raytac Corporation
A BT4.1 & BT4.2 module maker based on Nordic nRF51 & nRF52 solution 
(nRF51822 & nRF51422 & nRF52832 & nRF51802)
Tel: +886.2.3234.0208
email: service@raytac.com  
 https://raytacblog.wordpress.com/

MDBT42 and MDBT42Q, solution by Nordic nRF52832, recently has FCC/CE/IC/Telec/SRRC/NCC granted.
We are sincerely invite all developers to download the updated Specification Sheet from below Link.
Products which built by MDBT42 or MDBT42Q now allowed to get rid of annoying safety regulation application and testing but ship and marketing in USA, Canada, Japan, China according to Module Approval Policy.

MDBT42 & MDBT42-P Spec Sheet Download Link


Thursday, July 7, 2016

iBeacon VS. Eddystone

Raytac Corporation
A BT4.1 & BT4.2 module maker based on Nordic nRF51 & nRF52 solution 
(nRF51822 & nRF51422 & nRF52832 & nRF51802)
Tel: +886.2.3234.0208
email: service@raytac.com  
 https://raytacblog.wordpress.com/

What is Eddystone
Eddystone is the standard for the beacon using the BLE that Google announced in July 2015.
It is available includes a number of broadcast frame types on all platforms that use the BLE, such as iOS as well as Android open standards, designed to give developers and venue owners flexibility in their beacon developments and applications. Eddystone helps beacons using the Proximity Beacon API, including adding attachments in the cloud and monitoring their health.

https://developers.google.com/beacons/



Feature
Eddystone's biggest feature is not intended to become a black box such like iBeacon service, works only for iOS. Eddystone program code is designed to be an open standard and has been published in GitHub.

The difference between iBeacon and Eddystone is the "broadcast frame type"
iBeacon transmits ID only (1 Type)
Eddystone transmits not only ID, but also URL and TLM. (3 Types)

Unlike iBeacon, Eddystone provides target users to receive the message through URL without app installing as long as the Bluetooth is turned on. 

Packet
Eddystone is allowed to transmit 17 bytes every packet.
Thus, in case of URL broadcast frame type, the data must be downsize to fit in this 17 bytes limitation

User Scence Example
  • Real time Bus location and operation status
  • Approaching or nearby the poster, the URL link will pup up feeding immediately
  • Nearby Restaurant information feeding.
  • Nearby Shops information feeding
Eddystone is designed to compensate the demerit of iBeacon's, which is standardization.
However, iBeacon so far is still the most well-known and widely applied service right now as well as iPhone is the most well selling single mobile phone all over the word. 
Thus, the trend of which one will prevail the competition between Eddystone Vs. iBeacon is still a interesting topic and lead the delimma for developers and user to observe closely.


Friday, June 17, 2016

Steps to Qualify Your Bluetooth Products

Raytac Corporation
A BT4.1 & BT4.2 module maker based on Nordic nRF51 & nRF52 solution 
(nRF51822 & nRF51422 & nRF52832 & nRF51802)
Tel: +886.2.3234.0208
email: service@raytac.com  
 https://raytacblog.wordpress.com/


To qualify a Bluetooth product always the issue make people headache.
Here, we summarized the procedure become simple steps to help readers to easy to follow

From Step 3~5, we are sincerely suggest readers to entrust BQB (Bluetooth Qualify Body) to provide the professional service to save time and energy according to our experience.

STEP 1 Become a membership


Adopter Membership: Free--> "Most customers pick"
Associated Membership: US$7,500 or US$35,000 (depends on company size)

For more detail of the benefit between different membership, please visit the link as below


STEP 2. Obtain Production Information from supplier or manufacturer

Make sure your chip supplier or module manufacturer has well certified or not.
All information can be refer to SIG's QDID information in public.
Makes sure the supplier or manufacturers' QDID has well certified including both Hardware and Profile QDID

STEP 2-1. Qualify Your Products


a. Customers can log in SIG's website to create a project in Test Plan Generator.
b. Pick up the type of qualification, such as End Product/Subsystem/Component/Development tool/Test equipment...etc.)
c. Link Layer, Spec, Profile 


STEP 3. Purchase the Declaration ID (DID)

Readers can buy the DID from SIG's website directly.


STEP 4. Submit Qualification Document

The Qualification Documents must been signed by BQE (Bluetooth Qualify Engineer) by BQB

STEP 5. Create and Submit the qualification


STEP 6. Brand Your Bluetooth Product