In the following example, the RuuviTag is configured to send temperature to Microsoft Azure IoT Central using the console and NetCloud OS.
Note
RuuviTag is a Bluetooth® Low Energy sensor device created by the Finnish company Ruuvi.
Log into NetCloud Manager.
Select in the left-side navigation panel.
Select the desired router.
Select the menu and then select .
Select Open Console.
Enter the following command to view the visible clients:
[admin@E300-dae: /]$ get status/iot/bluetooth/visible_clients
Find the MAC address for the RuuviTag to be added to Azure and display the sensors telemetry data:
[admin@E300-dae: /]$ get status/iot/bluetooth/visible_clients/f5:72:50:c9:9a:f1 { "acceleration": 1008.5157410769551, "acceleration_x": 28, "acceleration_y": 16, "acceleration_z": 1008, "addr_type": 1, "adv_data": "0201061bff99040513162f2bac66001c001003f0ae7664f0d0f57250c99af1", "battery": 2995, "bonding": 255, "data_format": 5, "humidity": 30.19, "mac": "f5:72:50:c9:9a:f1", "measurement_sequence_number": 61648, "mfg_data": "f19ac95072f5d0f06476aef00310001c0066ac2b2f1613050499", "movement_counter": 100, "pkt_type": 3, "pressure": 941.34, "rssi": -60, "temperature": 24.43, "txpower": 4, "type": "Ruuvitag"Add a RuuviTag sensor to Ericsson NetCloud Manager Azure IoT Central.
Add the device on Measurement Configurations:
Log into NetCloud Manager.
Select in the left-side navigation panel.
Select the desired router.
Select the menu and then select .
Select Open Device UI.
Log in to the device from the LOGIN screen. The default username is "admin". Default passwords are supplied with routers.
Navigate to > > .
Under Measurement Configuration, select .
Select Enabled.
Enter the Name and Router Endpoint:
Name – Name of the measurement parameter.
Router Endpoint – The Sensor syntax described above for RuuviTag is:
status.iot.bluetooth.visible_clients.f5:72:50:c9:9a:f1.temperature
Select .
RuuviTag sends temperature data to Microsoft Azure.