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--- networking:wireless_topic:zigbee [2024/06/23 13:18] – [Aruba Meridian] aperez
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   they depend quite a bit on the environment. The output power of radios is usually 0 dBm (1 mW).
-  Note: BLE Radios use a Gaussian frequency shift Keying: BT classic uses FHSS, or Frequency Hopping Spread
+  Note: Bluetooth 5.0 Low Energy (BLE) Radios use a Gaussian frequency shift Keying: BT classic uses FHSS, or
-  Spectrum. BLE uses a version of Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum which is a bit more deterministic. Both use a
+  Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum. BLE uses a version of Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum which is a bit more
-  modulation scheme referred to as Gaussian frequency shift Keying, or GFSK.
+  deterministic. Both use a modulation scheme referred to as Gaussian frequency shift Keying, or GFSK.
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-**[[https://iot-utilities.arubademo.de/|IoT-Utilities]]**
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+===== IoT Example configuration =====
+Example configuration: Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) company supports IoT applications based on Wi-Fi (e.g. Wi-Fi tracking), BLE (e.g. asset tracking and sensor monitoring), ZigBee and 3rd party protocols via USB-extension by providing the connection layer using Aruba access points as protocol translation gateways.
+**[[https://iot-utilities.arubademo.de/|IoT-Utilities]]**
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 ===== Aruba Central API - Getting Started =====
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-**Using the ZigBee Southbound API**:  **[[https://github.com/Henning-Klatt/aruba2mqtt/blob/main/README.md|Home Assistant MQTT Configuration]]**;  [[https://community.home-assistant.io/t/ble-usage-on-aruba-aps/316549?page=2|BLE usage on Aruba AP’s]]
+**Using the ZigBee Southbound API**:  **[[https://github.com/Henning-Klatt/aruba2mqtt/blob/main/README.md|Home Assistant MQTT Configuration]]**;  [[https://community.home-assistant.io/t/ble-usage-on-aruba-aps/316549?page=2|BLE usage on Aruba AP’s]]; [[https://github.com/aruba/aos8-iot-server-example-websocket/blob/e3924babb6f298d39895bde46b72572c2278825a/README_zigbee.md|Using the ZigBee Southbound API]]
 **Setup your Aruba AP/Controller**
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+===== Aruba Better Edge Experience with WLAN as an IoT Platform =====
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   development partners. With Aruba Beacons, enterprises can communicate directly with the mobile device to identify
   location or for wayfinding.
+**Other RTLS solutions:**
+**[[zebra:rtls|zebra RTLS]]**
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+Note: Aruba and ZF Openmatics: Aruba and ZF Openmatics offer a solution for managing ZF TAGs and implementing BLE Bluetooth Low Energy functionality. This integration enables devices to run for extended durations with low power consumption; You can manage ZF TAGs and implement BLE location service using the third-party ZF Openmatics. To support this feature, Aruba Instant APs with built-in IoT-protocol radio (BLE) are required. You can configure the Instant APs to support ZF Openmatics using the IoT profiles.
+[[https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/Instant_87_WebHelp/Content/instant-ug/custom-iap-param/zf-open-supp.htm|ZF Openmatics Support for ZF BLE Tag Communication]]
+{{ :networking:wireless_topic:pso_zfopenmatics.pdf |Aruba and ZF Openmatics}}
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