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      • Sending data from the cloud to a device
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    • Getting started index
    • Install the Blecon Modem Firmware
    • Set up a Blecon Hotspot
    • Use Blecon from your computer with the Blecon CLI
    • Create a Network and register a device
    • Send device requests and events to your web service
    • Use Blecon from a Development Board
    • Use the Blecon Modem from an MCU
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      • UART Transport
    • Guides and best practices
      • Retrieve a device's identity
  • Cloud Reference
    • Configuration API
    • Advanced event routing
  • Hotspot Reference
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  1. Learn Blecon

Introduction

All the benefits of Bluetooth, with the deployment model of Wifi, and the network model of Cellular.

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Blecon enables building devices that communicate with a web service using Bluetooth Low Energy.

use secure identities and encrypted communication by default and are associated with a specific Blecon Network using a simple installer flow based on NFC or QR codes. Use a Modem to build a Blecon-connected device.

provide flexible roaming coverage for devices without the need for pairing. iOS and Android smartphones, as well as Windows and MacOS laptops, can be enabled as Hotspots by installing the Blecon App. Hardware hotspots enable dedicated connectivity.

Key Benefits

  • Quickly integrate data from low-cost physical devices into any web service

  • Build custom Bluetooth devices that can use phones and gateways as hotspots, without pairing

  • Cloud Native request/response model designed for modern serverless architectures

  • Managed secure identity and communication without configuration

  • Simple and customisable installation workflow

Quickstart

Head over to our getting started guides to start using Blecon.

route device requests to web handlers as HTTP POST webhooks. Device requests can be serviced whenever they are in range of a Hotspot. A Blecon Network is configured via the Blecon Console or programmatically via the . The API can be used to build full custom device installation and operational workflows.

Blecon Networks
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Getting started index
Blecon Modems
Blecon Hotspots
The Blecon high level architecture