Instant Piconet Graphics And Icons - Ellisys Bluetooth Explorer 400 User Manual

Next change.
Previous data channel topology change.
Next data channel topology change.
Timestamp of current view (links to Overview when selected).
Show/hide addresses/device labels.
Show/hide broadcast events.

16.1 Instant Piconet Graphics and Icons

Various graphical elements are provided to give the user an understanding of events, including
which devices are the master (always blue-bordered) or a slave, RSSI indications (green
histogram), connection types such as paging and inquiry events, piconet indicators, and data
transfers.
Here is a quick summary of the various representations you can find in the Instant Piconet:
Represents an idle connection between a master and a
slave. Master devices always have a blue outline. Slave
devices always have black outline. The gauge on the side
represents the RSSI of the device.
Represents an active data connection. Throughputs are
indicated.
Represents a scatternet composed of two simple piconets.
The device in the center is the slave of the device on the right,
and the master of the device on the left.
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