It didn't come with any instructions on how to program it. The apps in the appstore is all in chinese. And ByteReals homepage is also in chinese. They should have been in english.

It didn't come with any instructions on how to program it. The apps in the appstore is all in chinese. And ByteReals homepage is also in chinese. They should have been in english.

It didn't come with any instructions on how to program it. The apps in the appstore is all in chinese. And ByteReals homepage is also in chinese. They should have been in english.

This is a superb piece of technology, you have to figure out the UUID, but you can use an app like LightBlue for the iPhone to do that. After the device is powered-on it should appear on the LightBlue app, connect to the device and check the "iBeacon UUID" field. It was 0xfda50693a4e24fb1afcfc6eb07647825 for both devices i received. This is the field you need to enter into your ibeacon app (like near of locate). Reformat it to look like: fda50693-a4e2-4fb1a-fcfc-6eb07647825 and leave the major and minor field blank and the ibeacon app should detect your device. The LightBlue app also allows you to change major and minor field (default it's set on 0x27113100 which is major 10001 and minor 12544). When you change this field, you have to powercycle the ibeacon before the data gets active. Have fun!

This is a superb piece of technology, you have to figure out the UUID, but you can use an app like LightBlue for the iPhone to do that. After the device is powered-on it should appear on the LightBlue app, connect to the device and check the "iBeacon UUID" field. It was 0xfda50693a4e24fb1afcfc6eb07647825 for both devices i received. This is the field you need to enter into your ibeacon app (like near of locate). Reformat it to look like: fda50693-a4e2-4fb1a-fcfc-6eb07647825 and leave the major and minor field blank and the ibeacon app should detect your device. The LightBlue app also allows you to change major and minor field (default it's set on 0x27113100 which is major 10001 and minor 12544). When you change this field, you have to powercycle the ibeacon before the data gets active. Have fun!

This is a superb piece of technology, you have to figure out the UUID, but you can use an app like LightBlue for the iPhone to do that. After the device is powered-on it should appear on the LightBlue app, connect to the device and check the "iBeacon UUID" field. It was 0xfda50693a4e24fb1afcfc6eb07647825 for both devices i received. This is the field you need to enter into your ibeacon app (like near of locate). Reformat it to look like: fda50693-a4e2-4fb1a-fcfc-6eb07647825 and leave the major and minor field blank and the ibeacon app should detect your device. The LightBlue app also allows you to change major and minor field (default it's set on 0x27113100 which is major 10001 and minor 12544). When you change this field, you have to powercycle the ibeacon before the data gets active. Have fun!