Lirum Device Info vs Ble2Serial

Lirum Device Info shows real‑time system activity and published device specifications using Apple’s public APIs. What you can see CPU activity and memory usage (system‑wide, approximate). Battery level & charging state (from iOS). Live sensors: accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, barometer. Location readouts with accuracy and altitude (permission required). Bluetooth LE: nearby advertisement info (name/UUID/RSSI). Device specs: dimensions, weight, display resolution, wireless bands, and environmental limits, sourced from Apple’s Tech Specs for each model. What we intentionally don’t do: No diagnostics or hardware health assessments. No battery wear/voltage/cycle count and no time‑remaining estimates. No memory “optimizers” or performance‑boosting claims. Frameworks used: UIKit (UIDevice battery level/state), Foundation (ProcessInfo thermal & Low Power Mode), Core Motion, Core Location, and Core Bluetooth. Privacy: Sensor and network data are shown on‑device only. Location is used solely to display location/accuracy and is not stored or sent anywhere.

The iOS portable devices will connect with the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to serial port converter devices and exchange data with them bi-directional. The serial port includes RS-232 or RS-422 RS-485 interfaces. The user will test the APP with the SCADA, Robot, UAV, PLC, CNC or etc. with the BLE to serial port devices. The APP will be customized to meet the specific applications.