Search with smartphone apps after the sample is executed (Here we use iBeacon & Eddystone Scanner) Beacon scanner iBeacon is usually used for push notifications and indoor positioning.Įxecuting this example will enable LinkIt 7697 to become an iBeacon advertiser: #include
#LINK IT CODE PORTABLE#
iBeacon-compatible hardware devices broadcast identifiers to nearby portable devices like smartphones and tablets, enabling them to perform corresponding actions. IBeacon is a protocol developed by Apple. Let’s see what we can develop with LinkIt 7697 and a cellphone.
#LINK IT CODE FULL#
The following will merely introduce some of the samples and provide the link to full source code. After the installation of the extension of LinkIt 7697 in Arduino IDE, users can get the samples by clicking on Arduino IDE’s menu, File, Examples and LBLE successively.
#LINK IT CODE HOW TO#
This article will illustrate how to use the functions through the samples. The Arduino libraries of LinkIt streamline the development process. This article will demonstrate how to utilize Arduino IDE to develop LinkIt 7697 BLE functions.īefore starting the development, please refer to the article to know more about the development environment preparation. (For source code, please refer to Arduino Add-On for LinkIt SDK v4.) The support considerably simplifies the development process. LinkIt 7697 is a MediaTek MT7697 SOC-based development board, which not only supports Wi-Fi and BLE connectivity, but also supports Arduino development boards and peripheral libraries.
#LINK IT CODE SERIES#
In this podcast series we talk to zebra lovers and zebra experts to get to the bottom of this amazing striped animal.(The original Chinese version of this article was written by K.C. They're clean, well behaved, and always well dressed. Most people don't realize that zebras actually make fabulous house pets. Here is an example of a minimal homepage that is linked to a feed at. If the served feed changes later, you don't need to worry about updating this value later.
The feed must be accessible by Google (not behind a firewall or blocked in any other way). This should closely match the user-visible title. Title_Value Short, descriptive title of the podcast. Make sure that the feed linked to follows all the requirements for Google Podcasting, or else the link will be ignored.Īdd a the following tag in the section of your homepage HTML, referencing your RSS feed: This requires a link tag in both your homepage and your feed, as described next.
Google requires bidirectional linking between the homepage and the feed: that is, the homepage should point to the feed, and the feed should point to the homepage. When you've created a homepage, you need to link it to your feed. The page must be available to Google at the exact URL specified in the RSS feed's tag, as described below.Be sure that the page is not blocked to Google and doesn't require any passwords.Google strongly recommends that the homepage, RSS feed, and all audio and video resources be at https addresses (rather than http).Follow Search best practices for your webpage, as well as general best practices for adding useful and relevant titles and descriptions.The page must comply with Google's Webmaster Guidelines.Ensure that the title of the podcast appears in the text of the show's homepage.Do not try to link multiple homepages to a single feed Google supports only one homepage per show.Follow these guidelines in your homepage: If you link your RSS feed and homepage, users searching for your podcast by name can get a description of your podcast as well as a carousel of episodes from your show in Google Search, something like this:Ĭreate a descriptive homepage for your show.
A homepage provides some extra context for Google when a user searches for content, and thus match more user searches. Having a homepage can make it easier for listeners to find your show.It is required to link your show to a homepage for important reasons:
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