IoT device setup or device onboarding- connecting the device to the network.

Embedded C

Please refer to our Github page for any latest version. Link:https://github.com/Trillbit-Inc/TrillbitSDK-knowles
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TrillConnect acts as the Transportation layer same as TCP does in the internet stack.
Security protocol can be imposed on top of our Transport Layer so that they are in place as the data is passed to Trillbit SDK for transmission. Importantly, this means that Trillbit does not have knowledge of any customer data or transaction details or security protocol implemented by customers' applications. Customers can effectively add any type of encryption, tokenisation or other security protocols required before transmission.

We work in the harshest of environments. Even where ambient sound levels exceed 100DB (sports stadium noise). Our powerful noise filter algorithm works like a charm and makes TrillConnect is ultra-reliable. 

Data is inaudible. Frequency range over which data is sent is: 17- 20 KHz

There is support for the following distances:
1. 1-2ft,
2. 2-4ft,
3. Upto 6ft.

1. 2ft - 80 bps
2. 2-4 ft - 55 bps
3. upto 6ft - 34 bps

Data can be sent to Knowles SmartMic either through Trillbit’s proprietary applications or by integrating Trillbit SDK with your application(Trillbit SDK supports Android, iOS and Web platforms).

Hardware Requirements are:
1. Clock required on UART for SmartMic IA61x.
2. Host library memory requirements: ~10kB.
3. Size of SDK on disk: 2kB.

Follow Quick Start Guide. Link: https://trillbit.gitbook.io/embedded-sdk-guide/

Trillbit license will support one host board per license.

Yes, you can now obtain an evaluation license to integrate Trillbit SDK with Knowles SmartMic. In addition to that, evaluation licenses are also supported for Android and iOS platforms.

Theoretical range of human hearing is 20-20000 HZ but most of the humans cannot hear the tone above 16 kHZ and Trillbit operate around 17kHZ-20 kHZ.  Barring exceptions we are inaudible to humans. Some animals can hear the tone, however, it is very faint and completely safe for them.