I originally set up a receiving station on an old iphone and used the beecon+ app. I thought beacons would be the best solution as they could both wear a ibeacon on their collars. After reading through this forum and your other micro-location information guides. Ultimately, I am attempting to create a micro-location system to determine when my dog and cat are outside. Or by having multiple receiving stations with different distance triggers? What are the options when it comes to receiving stations? I know of the various applications that have been recommended, I assume there is no other option beyond using an application. So, the only way people are able to perform micro locations utilizing beacons is by carrying a moving receiver (i.e. Is this capability not possible or am I just overlooking something obvious? I was able to set the X4 as a region, but I do not see where I can set triggers for the mobile iBeacon coming into range (at specific distance) to this beacon to trigger IFTTT.
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However, I am not seeing how to complete this option within the Beecon+ application. However, due to the limitations on the exit range trigger only being when the beacon goes out of range I thought I would purchase the RadBeacon X4 (weatherproof iBeacon) and use the proximity of the mobile beacon to this ibeacon as a trigger (such as near) instead of having to use the exit ranges. So when the mobile beacon comes into a specific range of receiving station it send IFTTT webhook to trigger Smartthings. I am using a stationary iPhone with Beecon+ as the receiving station.
I am using the Dot as a mobile iBeacon (attached to person). I am attempting to use various iBeacons from Radius Networks. I know this thread is very old, but I was wondering if anyone may be able to assist with utilizing various iBeacons with the Beecon+ app.
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