#Delphi xe10 eddystone beacon full
#Delphi xe10 eddystone beacon windows

In case you want to monitor different regions, you can proceed in two different manners depending on your scenario: Note: Due to cross platform compatibility requirements, if you register several region items with the same UUID and you wish to monitor them, you can only get events of the last region item that you registered in the TBeaconRegionCollection.

Stop monitoring non-registered beacons.

Start monitoring non-registered beacons.

Set the selected beacons to monitor to the ModeExtended property.

Select the formats you want to monitor with type TKindofBeacon.

The new improvement on the scanning performance allows you to scan simultaneously for several kind of beacons that are not registered:

Stop monitoring the registered beacons.

Start monitoring the registered beacons.

In case you want to be more specific about the region you want to register, you can use both a Namespace and an Instance. For registering a region, only the parameter Namespace is required.

Regions are specified for the EddystoneUID format, with a Namespace and an Instance.

The TBeaconsRegion type parameter is set as TEddysUIDRegion.

In case you want to be more specific about the region you want to register, you can also use MajorID, MinorID or both. For registering a region, only the parameter UUID is required.

Regions are specified with the parameters UUID, MajorID and MinorID.

The TBeaconsRegion type parameter is set as TiBAltBeaconRegion.

To use the RTL API for beacons, you must include the System.Beacon unit in your application, and call TBeaconManager.GetBeaconManager for the TBeaconScanMode you want to use to get an instance of TBeaconManager.Д«eaconManager. You can specify a Region with their UUID, MajorID, MinorID (for iBeacons and AltBeacons) or with their Namespace and Instance (for Eddystone). The RTL API for beacons provides information only for the beacons within a defined region. The RTL API for beacons allows you to obtain the Distance between the device that is running your application and the surrounding beacons.

EddystoneTLM: The beacon broadcasts telemetry information in relation to the beacon status.ДЇor further information, see Eddystone specifications.

EddystoneURL: The beacon broadcasts a URL in a compressed format.

EddystoneUID: The beacon broadcasts an identifier that consists of a Namespace and an Instance.

The Eddystone frame contains a Service UUID that is known as ServiceData, with ID 0xFEAA. With TxPower and the Received Signal Strength Indicator ( RSSI), the approximate distance to a beacon can be calculated. The TxPower is the measured power in dBm from 1 meter of distance to the beacon. The Minor ID specifies further subdivision within a Major ID. The Major ID identifies a sub-region within a larger region defined by an UUID. The following table shows the data fields that each beacon format can advertise:ДЄ unique identifier which identifies a group of beacons, for example, the beacons of a specific company. Depending on the beacon format, the data included in the Manufacturer Specific Data is different. One of the AD types in the Advertising Data is the Manufacturer Specific Data which is utilized for beacons.

#Delphi xe10 eddystone beacon full

The full specifications are available here.Д«luetooth Low Energy devices in advertising mode send the Advertising Data repeatedly over radio in different AD type structures. The full specifications are available here. You need to know the format that is using the beacon you want to monitor.ДЇormat defined by Apple. The RTL API for beacons differentiates them by using the types TBeaconScanMode and TKindofBeacon. Three beacon formats are available: iBeacon, AltBeacon and Eddystone.

#Delphi xe10 eddystone beacon windows

Previous Windows versions do not support BLE advertisements. The two available formats are iBeacon and AltBeacon. Note: RTL API for beacons is only available for Windows 10+ platforms.