@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ The currently released firmware for the card10 does not allow receiving of BLE a
a Merge Request which implements this functionality. If you have a working toolchain for the card10,
please try and build this MR, as you will have to most up-to-date version.
If you do not have a working toolchain, you can download a [pre-build image](/release/card10-exno-06-28.zip).
If you do not have a working toolchain, you can download a [pre-build image](/release/card10-exno-r1.zip).
Simply unzip the archive and merge it onto your card10. See the [firmware update page](firmwareupdate) for details. Most importantly
always use the "safely eject" functionality of your operating system after writing files to the card10.
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@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ To use the BLE features of the card10 make sure to enable BLE in the `Bluetooth`
After installing the firmware update, you will find a new app on your card10: `Exposure Notification Stats`. If you launch this app (Bluetooth has to be enabled. See above.) you will start to see some statistics about Exposure Notifications in you vicinity. The app will try to distinguish Apple and Google devices based on a heuristic. This heuristic might fail at any point in time. The app shows the number of unique MACs (aka devices) seen during the last 100 seconds. The seconds counter shows how long ago the oldest considered MAC has been received. A low number means that most of the counted devices are still in you vicinity.
Two buttons allow you to switch the LED and vibration motor behavior:
Two buttons allow you to change the LED and vibration motor behavior:
- Off: Default after launching the app.
- New MAC: Flash an LED (yellow) or strongly vibrate when a new MAC (aka device) is observed.
