Dell Edge Gateway 3001 Installation And Operation Manual page 51

1. Access the command line utility.
(plano)ubuntu@localhost:~$ sudo ./apps/bin/bluetoothctl
2. To see what Bluetooth devices are installed on the system under test run the [bluetoothclt]# list
command.
3. To view the status of the installed Bluetooth device, run the [bluetoothclt]# show command.
4. If the installed Bluetooth device is not powered on, run the [bluetoothclt]# power on command.
5. If the installed Bluetooth device is not discoverable, run the [bluetoothclt]# discoverable on
command.
6. If the installed Bluetooth device is not pair-able, run the [bluetoothclt]# pairable on command.
7. Scan for new devices by running the [bluetoothclt]# scan on command.
NOTE: Make sure that device_2 is set to discoverable and ready to pair with the Edge Gateway.
If required, acknowledge or approve the Edge Gateway connection request to device_2. If device_2 is found it
should display its device ID on the screen under the last command issued. For example, if pairing with a phone, the
ID will look similar to <phone name>: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
8. Turn the device scanning off by running the [bluetoothclt]# scan off command.
9. Turn paring mode off by running the [bluetoothclt]# scan off command.
10. Turn discovery off by running the [bluetoothclt]# discoverable off command.
11. Turn the power to the device off by running the [bluetoothclt]# power off command.
12. Exit the program by running the [bluetoothclt]# quit command.
Software enabled Access Point (SoftAP)
NOTE: This feature depends on Wi-Fi card and associated driver support to act as a wireless access point.
To install SoftAP:
1. Login to snappy, make sure the device is connected to internet.
2. Run the #sudo snap seach softap command to find the application from Snappy Store.
3. Run the #sudo snap install wifi-ap command to install the app.
After snap is installed make sure that your system has the following snaps, with the minimum version number listed,
installed on your system.
· network-manager 0.8 canonical
· sw-access-point 1.0 canonical
After the snap installation the service should be running as default configuration:
SSID: Ubuntu
Open-authentication
802.11n 2.4GHz (G mode)
IP Address: 10.0.60.1
DHCP Range: 10.0.60.3-20
DNS server: 10.0.60.1
Gateway: 10.0.60.1
Modes of operation - Access Point
The default mode of operation of this snap is Access Point (AP). To connect to the AP, a client simply needs to discover
a network following the specifications defined above. The AP is configured to accept and forward all network traffic as
a slave access point would on any WiFi network. The AP can be configured to change its common settings such as
SSID, hardware mode and security. To do this, the /var/lib/apps/swaccesspoint.canonical/current/hostapd.conf file must
be edited.
NOTE: This file corresponds to the hostapd configuration file from Linux and it' s manual pages can be found online
at: https://w1.fi/cgit/hostap/plain/hostapd/hostapd.conf
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