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# embedded-bt-rssi-monitor # embedded-bt-rssi-monitor
A bluetooth RSSI monitor to run on a tiny system such as a microcontroller or single board computer. A bluetooth RSSI monitor to run on a tiny system such as a microcontroller or single board computer.
### Usage
Configure env.sh with the devices you want to monitor. The environment variables must have an _%d suffix, in series, starting from 0.
```bash
#/bin/bash
export btmacaddress_0="69:42:69:FF:04:20" # your phone
export btmacaddress_1="0F:F0:0F:F6:44:55" # your smart watch
export btmacaddress_2="0F:44:24:F5:69:69" # your tablet
```
Then source the env.sh file to load the variables, build the program with go and then run it.
```bash
source env.sh
go build . && ./embedded-bt-rssi-monitor
```