Hi,
can I do this using this device?
Yes, but in Android Google turned automatic scanning for them off by default because it was being abused for advertisements
Effectively what you're asking for is a QR code over Bluetooth?
is there an example code for this? or something to begin with ?
Yep:
You basically broadcast a URL/ID and the title comes from the website you link to.
is there any way to know who is connect to my website using the BLE "advertisement"?
You can add a unique ID to the URL - much like how you'd track any other visit on the web.
so I can "save" the mac address ?
NRF.getAddress() will give you the nRF52's address - so you can just add that (or part of it) to the URL.
NRF.getAddress()
can I change the text over the internet? i guess I will have to uplaod the all code again ?
Usually the text comes from the website's title, so you can change that easily.
I understand that for 3-4 I need internet connection and a device that can connect to it
Actually I think for what you want, there's a good chance you don't need an internet connection at all.
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Hi,
Yes, but in Android Google turned automatic scanning for them off by default because it was being abused for advertisements
Effectively what you're asking for is a QR code over Bluetooth?
Yep:
You basically broadcast a URL/ID and the title comes from the website you link to.
You can add a unique ID to the URL - much like how you'd track any other visit on the web.
NRF.getAddress()
will give you the nRF52's address - so you can just add that (or part of it) to the URL.Usually the text comes from the website's title, so you can change that easily.
Actually I think for what you want, there's a good chance you don't need an internet connection at all.