Common Settings
Content Type
Users can choose the report data in
plain text format or JSON string.
Keep Alive
This option is available for HTTP
clients. The device will use HTTP persistent connection to reuse existing tcp sessions.
This enhances the HTTP efficiency.
Append Timestamp
Devices add the timestamp information in the BLE package format as stated on the page.
Users can choose to use the unit in seconds or milliseconds. If the device did not enable
NTP time synchronization or the NTP server is unreachable, the report timestamp will be
unexpected.
Request Interval
One can also assign the request interval to upload the data to the server. This is useful for
reducing data connections. When the interval is set as 0, the data will be sent immediately.
When it is set as a non-zero value in second, the data will be sent whenever the buffer is
full (depends on Cache full handling option) or the time interval is reached.
Cache full handling
The iGS03 has a limited cache buffer. The user needs to decide “sending data
immediately” or “discard new input data” if cache is full.
- If the user selects "sending data immediately", the device will keep on uploading
data when cache is full to avoid data loss regardless of your ”request interval
setting”. That will cause more data traffic.
- If the user selects "discard new input data", the device will not send data before
reaching the request interval.
Throttle Control
If throttle control is enabled, iGS03 will keep the last record for each TAG/Beacon ID in the
given interval (request interval). In this way, one can reduce the data transmission to the
server.
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