You must have completed the procedure Configure IoT Profiles and be in the process of configuring a Device Group IoT Profile for the BLE Scan function and Generic scan application to continue with the information provided in this section.

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Generic BLE Scan is not supported on the AP3900 series access points.| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Unique profile name. |
| Function | Determines the purpose of the IoT profile. Select BLE Scan. |
| Application | Determines application type based on the previously selected function BLE Scan. Select Generic. |
| Scan | |
| Interval (ms) | Determines how long to wait between scans. Valid values are: Min (100ms) and Max (10240ms). The default value is Min (100ms). |
| Window (ms) | Determines how long to scan per channel. Valid values are Min (100ms) and Max (10240ms).Value must be less than Scan Interval value. Default value is 100ms. |
| Filter | |
| Min RSSI [dBm] | This is the signal strength required to include the packet in the BLE report. Valid values: -10 to -100. Default value is -100. Data from beacons with an RSSI that is less than the Min RSSI configured value is filtered out. |
| Vendor | Select from the drop-down list. Choose Any, Chorus, or Custom. Any indicates that no filtering is applied. Look up Company IDs at www.bluetooth.com. You can create up to 5 company ID filters. If you select Custom, indicate these fields:
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller recognizes AeroScout BLE tags during Generic BLE scanning. These tags are commonly used in healthcare and enterprise environments for asset tracking and presence detection. With Real-Time Reporting enabled, configuring the Aeroscout option sends BLE data in a custom format to the UDP server. |
| Destination | |
| IP Address | IP address of the customer Application Server that receives the beacon report. |
| Port | Destination Port on the customer Application Server (UDP Server) that presents the beacon report. Best Practice: Verify that the server IP address and Port number specified in the Profile are open. |