MIKROTIK Indoor Bluetooth tag

Bluetooth tags play an important role in IoT (Internet of Things) systems, where Bluetooth technology is used to transmit data over short distances. These compact devices can be used to track objects based on proximity. For example, if you have KNOT gates at various locations on a construction site, you can use these tags to find out where construction tools, electrical equipment, and other assets are located.

Simply attach the tags to the items you need - and the nearest gate will detect the tags in its proximity zone. This is especially useful for warehouse logistics - let your cargo be notified when it enters the warehouse! The tags consume very little power, so the built-in 220 mAh battery can last for years.

As soon as the beacon is powered on, it starts sending 'iBeacon', 'Eddystone' or 'MikroTik' telemetry advertisement packets to a gateway (such as 'KNOT' or any other BLE gateway). These packets include the MAC address used for identification, as well as telemetry data such as acceleration, tilt and battery charge level. The gateway then transmits the data to a remote server using the MQTT or HTTP protocols. By default, advertisement packets are sent every 5 seconds, but this interval can be changed as needed. For example, if you set the interval to 1 second, the battery will typically last about two years. In addition to detecting acceleration (motion), the built-in accelerometers can also detect whether the device has been dropped or tilted (free fall detection). The indoor version of the BLE beacon works best in the temperature range of 0°C to 70°C. It is waterproof and has a built-in accelerometer.

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