Hey All,

I have craeted an appliocation that can eaily turn your onion into a BLE Gateway, assuming you either have a bluez supported USB or a nRF52832 module.

The application will receive decoded ble data and send it via MQTT.

More information can be found at:
https://github.com/theBASTI0N/ble2mqtt

And the firmware source code for the nRF52832 module can be found at:
https://github.com/theBASTI0N/nrf52832_scanner

Any feedback would be appreciated.

I tested this running openwrt 18.06

Hey All,

I have craeted an appliocation that can eaily turn your onion into a BLE Gateway, assuming you either have a bluez supported USB or a nRF52832 module.

The application will receive decoded ble data and send it via MQTT.

More information can be found at:
https://github.com/theBASTI0N/ble2mqtt

And the firmware source code for the nRF52832 module can be found at:
https://github.com/theBASTI0N/nrf52832_scanner

Any feedback would be appreciated.

I tested this running openwrt 18.06

@Chris-Morgan said in Is there a BT/BLE chip level option suggested for the Omega2+ or the Omega2S+?:

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Hey Chris,

You could purchase a nRF52832 module. Then flash it with this firmware:
https://github.com/theBASTI0N/nrf52832_scanner

I then created an application that will receive the BLE data over UART. It then decodes the data and sends it over MQTT.
https://github.com/theBASTI0N/ble2mqtt

Making your onion I nice BLE gateway. Also the aplication will work with Bluez compatable devices.