IOSEA BLE Configurator

Configure, update and service IOSEA Bluetooth tags from your phone. No laptop, no cable, no dock — connect to a tag and every setting it exposes is yours to read and change. CONFIGURE EVERY SETTING • Device — name, pairing passkey, TX power, CTE length • LED — operating mode, plus custom blink timing • Accelerometer — shake and motion triggers, custom sensitivity thresholds • Advertising — burst, non-connectable and connectable modes, each with its own interval • Hubble — network keys for tags built with Hubble support Read the tag's current configuration into the app, change what you need, and write it all back in one step — or write a single characteristic on its own. LIVE PACKET MONITOR Watch tags broadcast without connecting to them. The Scanner decodes IOSEA AOAD advertising in real time and shows battery, temperature, shake count and motion state as each packet arrives. Encrypted 0xAC packets are decrypted on the phone: enter your AES-128 key and IV once, and the app verifies the MIC and shows the plaintext. Open any tag's advertising history for a live timeline with per-packet timing, signal strength and decoded values, so you can watch a motion trigger or a temperature change as it happens. TEMPERATURE LOGGING Tags built with the onboard logger record temperature against a real-time clock. Set that clock from your phone, download the full log, and share a decoded report straight from the app. FIRMWARE UPDATES OVER THE AIR Run a SUOTA update from your phone: choose the firmware image, pick the memory type and image bank, and watch each block transfer with a live progress log. No programmer, no disassembly. PROVISIONING AT SCALE Commissioning a batch works unattended. Choose a configuration profile, set which tags qualify by name, address or signal strength, and start. The app scans, connects, writes the profile, disconnects and moves to the next one, keeping a timestamped log of every device it programs and skipping anything it has already done. BUILT FOR THE FIELD The app adapts to whatever firmware a tag is running. Features compiled out of a build are detected on connection and shown as unavailable, so you always know what the tag in your hand can actually do rather than discovering it from a failed write. Configuration is read back after writing and verified. BEFORE YOU START Tags accept connections for a short window after power-on — around ten seconds by default, and adjustable once you are connected. Power-cycle the tag, then tap it as soon as it appears. First connection asks for the pairing passkey (123456 unless it has been changed). Settings are held in RAM while connected and committed to flash when the tag disconnects, so always disconnect from the app before removing power. PERMISSIONS Bluetooth is required to find and configure tags. Location permission is requested because Android requires it for Bluetooth scanning on Android 11 and earlier; the app does not collect, store or transmit your location.