tokn |
The secured object generally remains in a locked state, i.e. a user does not gain access without presenting a valid BlueID Token. An authorized user must present his valid BlueID Token for getting access to corresponding secured object (e.g. a room). The door of a hotel room is a typical use case since you want to make sure that only authorized users can access the room. |
2.6 |
enof |
An authorized user must present his valid BlueID Token for enabling the office mode on a secured object. Once the secured object is placed into office mode, any user can access the secured object without presenting any BlueID Token. The doors in an "open-door policy" office are a typical use case. |
2.6 |
diof |
An authorized user must present his valid BlueID Token for disabling the office mode on a secured object. Once the office mode is disabled, no user can access the secured object without presenting his valid BlueID Token. |
2.6 |
toof |
Toggles the office mode. If the office mode was active, it will be deactivated. If the office mode was inactive, it will be activated. |
3.7 |
time |
An authorized user must present his valid BlueID Token for setting the time on the real time clock of the secured object. The time is then set to the current time of the mobile device as a Unix timestamp. To make sure that the BlueID Token with this command is valid, please set the start date to 0. Please note that this command is for administrative purposes only. |
2.6 |
gtim |
get time: Retrieves the time of the real time clock on the secured object as a Unix timestamp. |
2.6 |
gual |
get user access log: Retrieves a list of all authorized and unauthorized user accesses on the secured object. Use the responseObject getter method in CommandExecutionResponse on the mobile device to get the user access log. |
2.6 |
cual |
clear user access log: Use this to clear the user access log when you have successfully retrieved the user access log in a previous step. |
2.6 |
vers |
get version: Retrieves the version of the BlueID SDK on the secured object as a string. |
2.6 |
slol |
set log level: This command makes the user capable to set the log level on secured objects. To set the log level, pass a number between 0 to 5 which maps the following level of logging respectively: All (0), Debug, Information, Warning, Error and Off (5). |
2.8 |
glol |
get log level: Retrieves the log level of the BlueID SDK on the secured object as string. |
2.8 |
batt |
This commands returns a qualitative indication for the state of the battery (e.g. battery full, empty or getting critical). |
3.7 |
gsta |
get status information: get the status information including current time and time status, battery status, user access log count and capacity, revocation store count and capacity, reset reason and count, hardware mode states. The response is encoded in CBOR. |
3.9 |
gver |
get version information: get the versions for boot loader, platform and lock controller and furthermore hardware revision, vendor and name. The response is encoded in CBOR. |
3.9 |
gcfg |
get configuration information: get the configuration information including lock id, API key and all available bluetooth settings. The response is encoded in CBOR. |
3.9 |
hrev |
get hardware revision: retrieve the revision of the hardware as a string with major, minor and revision numbers. |
3.9 |
lcvs |
get lock controller version: retrieve the version of the controller of the lock (when present) as a string with major, minor and revision numbers. |
3.9 |
blvs |
get the bootloader version: retrieve the bootloader version as a string with major, minor and revision numbers. |
3.9 |
hwna |
get hardware name: retrieve the hardware name as a string. |
3.9 |
hwve |
get the hardware vendor: retrieve the hardware vendor as a string. |
3.9 |
hwmo |
get the hardware mode: retrieve the status of all available hardware modes (like office mode or privacy mode) as a string. |
3.9 |
resr |
get reset reason: retrieve the reason of the last reset as a string. |
3.9 |
resc |
get reset count: retrieve the number of resets that were counted as unsigned integer. |
3.9 |