Cisco Hyperlocation is an ultraprecise location solution that allows you to track the location of wireless clients with the accuracy of one meter. This is possible thanks to the Cisco Hyperlocation radio module that is part of Cisco Aironet 3600 and 3700 Series Access Points. This powerful module combines Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technologies to allow pinpointing beacons, inventory and personal mobile devices.

Cisco Hyperlocation works in conjunction with Cisco Connected Mobile eXperience (CMX). Combining the Cisco Hyperlocation feature on the Cisco Catalyst 3850 or 3650 Series Switch with a CMX device allows to achieve better location accuracy, which can result in delivering more targeted content to users. When you use CMX with Cisco CleanAir frequency scanning, it is simple to locate failed, lost, and even rogue beacons.

• configure terminal
  
  
  Example:

  
  Device# configure terminal
  
  

  Enters the global configuration mode.

• [no] ap hyperlocation
  
  
  Example:

  Device(config)# [no] ap hyperlocation

  Enables or disables Hyperlocation on all the APs.

• [no] ap hyperlocation threshold detection value-in-dBm
  
  
  Example:

  Device(config)# [no] ap hyperlocation threshold detection -100

  Sets threshold to filter out packets with low RSSI. The [no] form of the command resets the threshold to its default value.

• [no] ap hyperlocation threshold reset value-btwn-0-99
  
  
  Example:

  Device(config)# [no] ap hyperlocation threshold reset 8

  Resets value in scan cycles after trigger. The [no] form of the command resets the threshold to its default value.

• [no] ap hyperlocation threshold trigger value-btwn-1-100
  
  
  Example:

  Device(config)# [no] ap hyperlocation threshold trigger 10

  Sets the number of scan cycles before sending a BAR to clients. The [no] form of the command resets the threshold to its default value.

• [no] ap ntp ip ipv4-address-of-ntp-server
  
  
  Example:

  Device(config)# [no] ap ntp ip 9.0.0.4

  Sets the IPv4 address of the NTP server, directly reachable by the access points. The [no] form of the command resets the NTP value to 0.0.0.0.

• show ap hyperlocation summary
  
  
  Example:

  Device# show ap hyperlocation summary
  
  Hyperlocation operational status: Up
  Hyperlocation NTP server currently used: 9.0.0.4
  Hyperlocation admin status: Enabled
  Hyperlocation detection threshold: -100 dBm
  Hyperlocation trigger threshold: 10
  Hyperlocation reset threshold: 8
  
  

  Shows the overall configuration values and operational status.

• show ap hyperlocation detail
  
  
  Example:

  Device# show ap hyperlocation detail
  
  Hyperlocation operational status: Up
  Hyperlocation NTP server currently used: 9.0.0.4
  Hyperlocation admin status: Enabled
  Hyperlocation detection threshold: -100 dBm
  Hyperlocation trigger threshold: 10
  Hyperlocation reset threshold: 8
  
  AP Name                 Radio MAC        Method    Hyperlocation
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  AP84b8.0252.b930        84b8.0216.c721   HALO      Enabled
  AP84b8.0265.5540        84b8.0243.8796   WSM       Enabled
  APf07f.0635.2d40        f07f.0676.3b89   WSM       Enabled
  APf4cf.e272.4ed0        f4cf.e223.ba31   HALO      Enabled
  
  

  Shows both overall and per-AP configuration values and operational status.

  Note	The show ap hyperlocation detail command output shows only APs that have Hyperlocation-capable hardware installed.

• set platform software trace wireless switch active R0 hyperlocation {debug | emergency | error | info | noise | notice | verbose | warning}
  

  Tracing commands that are specific to Cisco Hyperlocation:

  • debug—Debug messages

  • emergency—Emergency possible message

  • error—Error messages

  • info—Informational messages

  • noise—Maximum possible message

  • notice—Notice messages

  • verbose—Verbose debug messages

  • warning—Warning messages