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# Distancia social

Configure el bloque de Distancia social en Navixy para que el dispositivo informe cuando otro dispositivo etiquetado permanezca dentro de una distancia establecida durante demasiado tiempo.

Utiliza el módulo Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) integrado del dispositivo para detectar cuando otro dispositivo rastreado se acerca demasiado. Cuando dos dispositivos permanecen dentro de la distancia configurada durante más tiempo que el tiempo establecido, se informa un evento a la plataforma Navixy.

{% hint style="info" %}
Para recibir notificaciones, cree una regla de Alerta correspondiente además de habilitar este bloque.
{% endhint %}

## Configuración

* **Habilitar**: active o desactive el monitoreo de proximidad.
* **Distancia**: la distancia mínima permitida entre dispositivos en metros. Se mide en ausencia de interferencias y obstáculos. El alcance real de BLE se ve afectado por paredes, metal y otros obstáculos.
* **Umbral de duración (segundos)**: cuánto tiempo deben permanecer los dos dispositivos dentro de la distancia antes de que se genere un evento. Un umbral corto se activa con pasos breves. Un umbral más largo solo se activa con una proximidad sostenida.

## Disponibilidad

Aparece en modelos de dispositivos que tienen un módulo Bluetooth integrado con compatibilidad para detección de proximidad.


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