By default, all iBKS models can incorporate an accelerometer, a hall sensor and a temperature sensor as an optional additional hardware. If you need to incorporate other sensors, please contact us through this form for further information.
What are you looking for?
- What is a Beacon?
- What is iBeacon™?
- What is Eddystone™?
- Do iBKS beacons support iBeacon™ and Eddystone™ protocols?
- Why do I not see Eddystone™-URL?
- What is Eddystone™-EID?
- How does Eddystone™-EID work?
- Why should I use Eddystone™-EID?
- Do new iBKS beacons come with Eddystone™-EID?
- Can my old iBKS work with Eddystone™-EID?
- Can I access to the GATT table of the Eddystone™?
- I would like to develop an Application to interact with Eddystone EID. How to start?
- How should I register the Eddystone™ EID on Google Developers Platform?
- Is EID registration limited only to Google Developers Platform?
- What are the new features of the new iBKS firmware (V5)?
- What are the protocols embedded in the new firmware release (V5)?
- How to configure the beacons with the new firmware?
- Do I need to use the ‘iBKS Config Tool’?
- How can I reset the iBKS 105 beacon to configure it?
- How long does the battery last?
- How can I replace the battery of the iBKS 105 beacon?
- How can the iBKS 105 beacon get into the connectable mode to access to the configuration?
- What happens if I forget my beacon’s lock password?
- Do iBKS beacons incorporate sensors?
- Why my beacons have red PCBs instead of black ones?
- What are the Nearby Notifications?
- What is the difference between Eddystone™-URL and Nearby Notifications?
- Why i did not received the deployment file with my order?
- What is the deployment file user for?