Mar 19, 2016 Replies: 17 Hi, Here is my latest App based on a HM-10 BLE device. I designed a 3x3 cm pcb allowing to power the device, to beep a buzzer and to charge a little 1s lipo cell (not shown on the picture). All this is stacked on a pseudo 5 layers pcb and doesn't exceed 1.5cm height including the bat The App is quite simple, relies on excellent BLE2 library, GoogleMapsV2, GoogleMaps Extended, TabStripVewPager and a few other... It allows : - to follow beacons - to display distance - to ring the buzzer - to notify when lost, found and low Battery - to change name Click to expand...
Hi, Here is my latest App based on a HM-10 BLE device. I designed a 3x3 cm pcb allowing to power the device, to beep a buzzer and to charge a little 1s lipo cell (not shown on the picture). All this is stacked on a pseudo 5 layers pcb and doesn't exceed 1.5cm height including the bat The App is quite simple, relies on excellent BLE2 library, GoogleMapsV2, GoogleMaps Extended, TabStripVewPager and a few other... It allows : - to follow beacons - to display distance - to ring the buzzer - to notify when lost, found and low Battery - to change name
freedom2000 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 20, 2016 #3 Thank you Jordi ! Yes I do it quite easily with my laser printer : http://freedom2000.free.fr/PCB_index_eng.html
Thank you Jordi ! Yes I do it quite easily with my laser printer : http://freedom2000.free.fr/PCB_index_eng.html
hookshy Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2016 #4 Please add a coin to the pictures to see pcb size I will try the libs and hardware you used ...wonderfull
Please add a coin to the pictures to see pcb size I will try the libs and hardware you used ...wonderfull
Descartex Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2016 #5 Take a look at my insolator: http://www.hechoxnosotrosmismos.com/t17698-insoladora-uva-para-circuitos-electronicos It's easy to make your own PCB.
Take a look at my insolator: http://www.hechoxnosotrosmismos.com/t17698-insoladora-uva-para-circuitos-electronicos It's easy to make your own PCB.
freedom2000 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2016 #6 hookshy said: Please add a coin to the pictures to see pcb size I will try the libs and hardware you used ...wonderfull Click to expand... I'm a poor man, with no coins As I said the pictures are almost full scale 3x3 cm
hookshy said: Please add a coin to the pictures to see pcb size I will try the libs and hardware you used ...wonderfull Click to expand... I'm a poor man, with no coins As I said the pictures are almost full scale 3x3 cm
Descartex Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 23, 2016 #7 Sorry, the forum i linked on my post has deleted the pictures. If someone wants them, please send me an email and i send it. Thanks.
Sorry, the forum i linked on my post has deleted the pictures. If someone wants them, please send me an email and i send it. Thanks.
hookshy Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 23, 2016 #8 freedom2000 said: As I said the pictures are almost full scale 3x3 cm Click to expand... Je n'ai pas fait attention
freedom2000 said: As I said the pictures are almost full scale 3x3 cm Click to expand... Je n'ai pas fait attention
freedom2000 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 23, 2016 #9 hookshy said: Je n'ai pas fait attention Click to expand... No problem. Here is the picture I have just taken, with money for comparison
hookshy said: Je n'ai pas fait attention Click to expand... No problem. Here is the picture I have just taken, with money for comparison
Descartex Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 23, 2016 #10 I see you are running out of change...
N Nitu Warjurkar New Member Jul 5, 2017 #11 How did you ring buzzer from iPhone app? Can you please give me code to ring buzzer of iBeacons device from iPhone app.
How did you ring buzzer from iPhone app? Can you please give me code to ring buzzer of iBeacons device from iPhone app.
freedom2000 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 5, 2017 #12 Sorry I don't have Iphone App !
suciwulans Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 22, 2017 #13 can you explain how to plot distance using location? did you make your own map?
freedom2000 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 22, 2017 #14 suciwulans said: can you explain how to plot distance using location? did you make your own map? Click to expand... It's simply a google map see here :googlemapsextras
suciwulans said: can you explain how to plot distance using location? did you make your own map? Click to expand... It's simply a google map see here :googlemapsextras
A alexhi Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 25, 2017 #15 Hi freedom2000! Which microcontroller did you use?
suciwulans Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 17, 2017 #16 google map? HM10 beacon can give coordinat longitude and latitude?
freedom2000 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 10, 2017 #17 suciwulans said: google map? HM10 beacon can give coordinat longitude and latitude? Click to expand... Sorry for this late answer... No the HM10 doesn't give the location. But with the signal strength when ou are close to the beacon you can estimate the distance. Then capture your GPS position and store it as "last known location"
suciwulans said: google map? HM10 beacon can give coordinat longitude and latitude? Click to expand... Sorry for this late answer... No the HM10 doesn't give the location. But with the signal strength when ou are close to the beacon you can estimate the distance. Then capture your GPS position and store it as "last known location"
Beja Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 13, 2017 #18 freedom2000 said: Sorry for this late answer... No the HM10 doesn't give the location. But with the signal strength when ou are close to the beacon you can estimate the distance. Then capture your GPS position and store it as "last known location" Click to expand... Clever idea
freedom2000 said: Sorry for this late answer... No the HM10 doesn't give the location. But with the signal strength when ou are close to the beacon you can estimate the distance. Then capture your GPS position and store it as "last known location" Click to expand... Clever idea
