BluetoothOn.com  are the original Bluetooth proximity marketing solution using this compact base unit and AirCable high power transmitters. The base unit measures 4.5" x 4.5" x 1.4" and weighs just 1.1 lbs.

The system includes a small base unit, a USB flash drive, and Windows campaign management software.  Optional FM transmitters are available.

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Configuration of your BluetoothOn.com  unit can be done using a USB flash drive or over a network connection.

To use the USB flash drive, just plug it into your PC and use the provided Windows software to select the files you need for your next marketing campaign. The provided software then copies the files to USB drive. When the USB drive is plugged into the BluetoothOn.com  unit, the unit will copy the new files into it's local storage. Your Bluetooth advertisement can consist of multiple files and file types.

If the unit is connected to a network, the flyers can be manually updated over an FTP or HTTP connection. The BluetoothOn.com  unit also supports automatically updating its flyers and configuration over the network connection.

There are two stand alone unit models available, the Basic Edition which supports a single ad campaign, and the Advanced Edition (available available late September 2009) which can support multiple campaigns simultaneously. The multiple ad campaign modes are:

Rotating Ads: Flyer 1 is sent to phone 1, flyer 2 is sent to phone 2, and so on, to evenly distribute all ads.
Per Visit Ads: Flyer 1 is sent the first time a phone is seen, Flyer 2 the second time the same phone is seen, and so on.
Scheduled Ads: Times slots are specified for each flyer, down time can be scheduled by leaving a time slot empty.
Bluetooth marketing is proximity-based. 

Remote network access allows updating the Bluetooth flyer and FM broadcast files, and reviewing access logs. The BluetoothOn.com  unit can be configured for a static IP address to it can use DHCP. Support for USB data modems allows network access in remote locations.

You can access your Bluetooth Proximity Marketing units remotely over a network using a standard web browser or an FTP application.

Network capabilities include:

HTTP web server for flyer updates and unit configuration
Configurable HTTP port
FTP access for flyer updates and unit configuration
Configurable FTP port
Automatic flyer and configuration updates over FTP
Flyer transmission log sharing for networking units that transmit the same flyer
Dynamic or static IP address
Dynamic DNS support for accessing units by URL
USB Data Modem support for access to units when a network is not available

Networked mode allows multiple units to be used to cover a larger location and transmit the same flyer without sending duplicates to the same Bluetooth device. The units share their logs to ensure that a flyer is only sent once to a particular customer.

The FM broadcast can be used to transmit instructions on how to access BluetoothOn.com  from a cell phone, details about a daily special, or music. Multiple MP3 files can be put on the BluetoothOn.com  unit for FM transmission and the unit will rotate through them.

The Bluetooth transmitters use CSR chipsets which support up to 7 simultaneous connections, and each unit can have multiple transmitters for 14, 21, or more connections.

The base unit and Bluetooth transmitter are FCC and CE approved components for use in the U.S. and Europe. The FM transmitter is FCC approved for use in the U.S.