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Tektronix BPA105 User Manual

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BPA105
Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer
071-XXXX-00
This document applies to firmware version 2.3
and above.
Check for regular BPA Series software updates at
www.tektronix.com/bpa_software
www.tektronix.com

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  • Page 1 User Manual BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer 071-XXXX-00 This document applies to firmware version 2.3 and above. Check for regular BPA Series software updates at www.tektronix.com/bpa_software www.tektronix.com...
  • Page 2 Copyright © Tektronix, Inc. All rights reserved. Licensed software products are owned by Tektronix or its suppliers and are protected by United States copyright laws and international treaty provisions. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph (c)(1)(ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252.227-7013, or subparagraphs (c)(1) and (2) of the...
  • Page 3 Tektronix, with shipping charges prepaid. Tektronix shall pay for the return of the product to Customer if the shipment is to a location within the country in which the Tektronix service center is located. Customer shall be responsible for paying all shipping charges, duties, taxes, and any other charges for products returned to any other locations.
  • Page 4 In order to obtain service under this warranty, Customer must notify Tektronix of the defect before the expiration of the warranty period. If Tektronix is unable to provide a replacement that is free from defects in materials and workmanship within a reasonable time thereafter, Customer may terminate the license for this software product and return this software product and any associated materials for credit or refund.
  • Page 5 ..........C- - 1 Glossary Index BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    ......A- -3 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 7 CAUTION. Caution statements identify conditions or practices that could result in damage to this product or other property. Symbols on the Product. The following symbols may appear on the product: CAUTION Refer to Manual BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 8 General Safety Summary BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 9 Preface This manual provides operating information for the Tektronix BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer and is organized into the following sections: H Operating Basics provides basic instructions for operating the Tektronix Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer. H Reference provides detailed information on acquiring and analyzing piconet packet data.
  • Page 10 This phone number is toll free in North America. After office hours, please leave a voice mail message. Outside North America, contact a Tektronix sales office or distributor; see the Tektronix web site for a list of offices. BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL...
  • Page 11 Operating Basics...

  • Page 13: Acquiring Piconet Packet Data 1

    Additionally, the Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer has features that allow you to generate baseband packets containing known errors for testing purposes. Information on error packet generation can be found on page 2- -3. 1- 1 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 14: Collecting Data 1

    View the status of each packet and estimated the clock and hop frequency. H Select specified hopping patterns: Europe/USA, Japan, France, or Spain. H Transmit and receive on a single user-defined frequency. H Set a correlation value. 1- 2 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 15 Piconet mode (working as a participant in a piconet). When you use the Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer in the Independent mode (working as a passive listener), you cannot use it with Bluetooth Neighborhood. 1- 3 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 16: Figure 1- 1: The Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer Data Acquisition Window

    Menu bar Toolbar Status bar Data window Figure 1- 1: The Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer data acquisition window 1- 4 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 17: Table 1- 1: Acquisition Window Menus And Toolbar Buttons

    Print Setup Define the margins and other printer properties for printing data files. Print Window Print the active window using the Page Setup dialog box. 1- 5 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 18 Pre-Post disk space available on your PC. Trigger Buffer dialog box. See page 1- - 23 for additional information. 1- 6 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 19 Define the data format of the displayed columns: decimal, hex, binary, ASCII. Help > Topics Display online help contents main menu. Help on window Display the help topic for the active window. 1- 7 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 20 At the bottom of the data windows the Session Info toolbar displays the following information: H Start and end times of the last acquisition session H Number of baseband packets logged H Log size H Date 1- 8 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 21: Figure 1- 2: Acquisition Set Up Dialog Box

    When you start a logging session, the analyzer logs all baseband packets sent from and received by your computer, whether the Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer is acting as a slave or a master. 1- 9 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 22 This is done by performing an inquiry to the slave. You must identify a slave in the Select Slave dialog box. See Select Master or Slave on page 1- -11. 1- 10 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 23: Figure 1- 3: Select Master And Select Slave Dialog Boxes

    H Select: Click on the device name you want to synchronize too; then click Select and close the Select Master or Select Slave dialog box. Figure 1- 3: Select Master and Select Slave dialog boxes 1- 11 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 24: Figure 1- 4: Acquisition Window Sync Bar

    If synchronization to the piconet is lost (41-second timeout) the indicator changes to red, indicating that synchro- nization to the piconet is lost. Figure 1- 4: Acquisition window Sync Bar 1- 12 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 25 Acquisition Window to continuously monitor the latest session transactions with real-time screen updates. In both cases, stop the acquisition and save the data to a file for later analysis. 1- 13 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 26: Figure 1- 5: Data Filter Set Up Dialog Box

    0x0041. This information is available in the Comments portion of the Customize pattern dialog in LLT. You can also recover this information when performing service discovery for SDP and business card exchange for RFCOMM. 1- 14 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 27 The default sequence is named Trigger. As you create additional sequences, they will automatically be named Trigger1, Trigger2, and Trigger3. 1- 15 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 28: Figure 1- 6: Low Level Trigger Setup Dialog Box

    The color codes are as follows: H Yellow indicates a pattern in an active sequence. H Green indicates the final pattern (low and high-level trigger packets). H Red indicates a time-out. 1- 16 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 29 You can enter a value from 2 through 200. In all cases, the first sequence to be completed triggers the Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer, and the following sequences are marked in the display. 1- 17 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 30 3. Select the pattern that you want to modify. Once activated, click the Customize button to access the Customize Pattern dialog box and set up advanced triggering parameters. See Figure 1- -7. 1- 18 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 31: Figure 1- 7: Customize Pattern Dialog Box

    All the fields in Customize pattern dialog box are used to set conditions for triggers to occur. In the Status field you can set some conditions like trigger 1- 19 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 32 H ARQN: One bit is used for acknowledgement of the last transmission. If a packet is received correctly, the ARQN bit is set to 1 in the return packet. You can also select “don’t care” for this bit. 1- 20 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 33 There are ten hardware slots into which you can load patterns. NOTE. Due to hardware limitations, you are only allowed 10 hardware patterns (slots 0 through 9) for low level triggers. 1- 21 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 34: Figure 1- 8: High Level Trigger Setup Dialog Box

    Don’t Care. For RFCOMM, the Payload data starts at the second byte of the RFCOMM information field; for SDP, the Payload data starts from the first byte of the SDP parameter data part. 1- 22 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 35: Figure 1- 9: Pre-Post Trigger Buffer Set Up Dialog Box

    NOTE. If you do not check the Enable Post Trigger box, post-trigger data is saved until you manually stop the logging or the hard disk becomes full. Figure 1- 9: Pre-Post Trigger Buffer set up dialog box 1- 23 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 36: Starting A Logging Session 1

    Save As dialog box. Using the HCI Terminal Application The HCI Terminal application (included on the BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer product software disk) provides a hardware interface similar to the interface provided by an AT terminal application when communicating with a modem.
  • Page 37 NOTE. The HCI Terminal application and Bluetooth Neighborhood cannot be simultaneously. For error generation, you are advised to use the HCI terminal instead of Bluetooth Neighborhood. 1- 25 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 38 Acquiring Piconet Packet Data 1- 26 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 39: Analyzing Piconet Packet Data 1

    H Browse to the folder containing your saved acquisition files with the .data extension. H Select the file you want to open. H Click OK. 1- 27 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 40: Understanding The Data Analysis Window 1

    Figure 1- -10 identifies the functional areas available for data analysis. Menu bar Toolbars Tabs Columns List view Packet infoview Hex view Status bar Figure 1- 10: The Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer data analysis window 1- 28 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 41: Table 1- 2: Analysis Window Menus And Toolbar Buttons

    Analyzer application Edit > Add/Remove Bookmark Toggle a bookmark on or off for See page 2- -1. the packet that you have high- lighted in the List view. 1- 29 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 42 Hghlight the packets associated Fragmentation occurs when with the selected fragment. payload data is too large and must be segmented and trans- mitted in more than one packet. 1- 30 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 43 System > Tools menu. Default Return the factory default set- tings for the following: acquisi- tion setup, data files, pre- post- - trigger, error packet generation. 1- 31 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 44 See Figure 1- - 1 on page 1- - 4. Status bar Enable/disable the status bar. Log Toolbar Enable/disable the log toolbar. Contains navigation buttons. Log Statusbar Enable/disable the log statusbar. Displays packet information. 1- 32 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 45 Cascade Overlap all windows within the Application window from upper- left to lower-right. Tile Horizontally Adjust window size horizontally within the Application window and position them side-by-side. 1- 33 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 46: Table 1- 3: Packet Tabs

    Triggers tab to view the triggers that you have set up. Table 1- 3: Packet tabs Tab Icon Function Additional information Baseband View all baseband packets. See page 1- - 27. View all LMP packets. 1- 34 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 47 Columns. These columns reflect the elements that you configured in the View Setup, where you can decide which elements you want the List view to show. For additional information, see Setting Up an Acquisition on page 1- -9. 1- 35 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 48: Figure 1- 11: List View Context-Sensitive Menu

    Wrap Payload Data is selected from the View menu). If you want to view the entire contents of a packet of any length, open a Hex view (View > Hex View) 1- 36 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 49: Reference 2

    Reference...

  • Page 51: Figure 2- 1: Analysis Window Showing Bookmarked Packets

    Index field for the highlighted packet. See Figure 2- -1. Figure 2- 1: Analysis window showing bookmarked packets 2- 1 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 52: Figure 2- 2: Bookmarks Dialog Box

    Also, time is shown in timeticks (625 s per timetick). Figure 2- 2: Bookmarks dialog box To remove all bookmarks from the active List view, click the shortcut button. 2- 2 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 53: Exporting Data 2

    CRC. You can also generate error packets for any baseband packet, such as DM1, DM3, POLL, etc. Errors can be introduced as individual bits in the header, payload, or custom-defined bit positions of the packet. 2- 3 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 54: Figure 2- 3: Error Packet Generator Dialog Box

    NOTE. If you want to generate an error using a setup that you previously created and saved, click Load. In the Open dialog box browse to the location and open your error packet generation file (*epg). 2- 4 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 55: Figure 2- 4: Error Name Drop-Down List Box

    Figure 2- 4: Error Name drop-down list box 5. Click the shortcut button adjacent to the Error Names to display the custom error selection dialogs. See the examples in Figure 2- -5. 2- 5 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 56: Figure 2- 5: Custom Error Dialog Boxes

    3. Double-click on a packet type in the list box (or click Add) to incorporate a pattern into the sequence. You can select up to four patterns per defined sequence. 2- 6 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 57: Figure 2- 7: Standard Packet Format

    Repeat status (in the Error Packet Generator set up window), since this will result in a continuous, unrecoverable error. Instead, use the Number status and set the count to a desired value (for example, set the count to 5). 2- 7 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 58: Figure 2- 8: Analyzer Display Of Generated Error

    Following this error, Index 699 shows that the LMP_host_connection_req pattern was transmitted again but without the error. Figure 2- 8: Analyzer display of generated error 2- 8 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 59: Figure 2- 9: Decryption Dialog Box

    LinkKey or PIN used during acquisition, or enter a LinkKey or PIN using the Decryption dialog box. This is explained in the Enable Decryption Procedure on page 2- -11. 2- 9 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 60 4. Once bonding is established between master and slave, you need to expire bonding to use decryption in Independent mode. Right-click the device bonded in Bluetooth Neighborhood and select expire bonding. 2- 10 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 61 H AM Address specific: Select Single session (default) or Multi session. H LinkKey/PIN: See Authentication/Pairing above. H Slave BD Address: Enter the address. H AM Address: Make a selection. 4. Click OK. 2- 11 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 62 Reference 2- 12 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 63 Appendices...

  • Page 65: Table A- 1: Air Probe Characteristics

    Specifications listed in this section are guaranteed unless labeled “typical.” Typical specifications are provided for your convenience and are not guaranteed. The electrical characteristics listed in Table A- -1 are valid when the BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer operates within the environmental conditions listed in Table A- -2.

  • Page 66: Table A- 3: Certifications And Compliances

    Complies with RSS-210/RSS-139 of the Industry Canada. Australia/New Zealand Complies with EMC provision of Radiocommunications Act: AS/NZS 2064.1/2 Industrial, Declaration of Conformity - - EMC Scientific, and Medical Equipment:1992. A- 2 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 67: Table A- 4: Physical Characteristics

    Depth: 42 mm (1.625 in) Includes accessories and shipping container. Dimensions of Bluetooth air probe: 110 mm (4.250 in) 70 mm 42 mm (2.750 in) (1.625 in ) A- 3 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 68 Appendix A: Specifications A- 4 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 69: Appendix B: Accessories

    063-3469-xx. Includes BPA100 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual (.pdf file). H Custom USB cable, Tektronix part number 174-4580-xx. H BPA100 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer Installation Manual, Tektronix part number 071-0115-xx. B- 1 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 70 Appendix B: Accessories B- 2 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

  • Page 71: Appendix C: Sample Scripts

    CD 50 00 // Its starts | | it is reversed TXCMD 05 04 0C 38 93 00 CD 50 00 18 CC 00 00 00 00 WAITEVENT($03,20000,[TestError]) C- 1 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 72 //TXCMD 06 04 03 00 00 13 WAITEVENT($05,60000,[TestError]) report(ACL connection disconnected) report( ) label: TestSuccess report(Test passed!) report( ) jump(end) label: TestError report() report(***************Test failed!*******************) report() label: end REPORT(DONE!) C- 2 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 73 // ROLE Switch this device becomes master //WAITEVENT($12,10000,[TestError]) delay(6000) // Wait for master to disconnect ACL connection // This device is master now so disconnect the connection C- 3 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 74 // Wait for events from master // When master is done add 1 SCO HV1 connection and disconnect it 5.5.18.1.4 & 5.5.18.1.10 // Establish ACL connection report( ) C- 4 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 75 REPORT(Testing for DM1, DH1, DM3, DH3, DM5, DH5 packets) report( ) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:1,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:2,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:3,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:4,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:5,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:6,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:7,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:8,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:9,cnt:500,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:10,cnt:500,Random:0) report() report(Packets size = 1..10 ”passed”) report() C- 5 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 76 // if you BD_Addr is 00 50 CD 00 93 11 then it should be reversed as 11 93 00 CD 50 00 // Its starts | | it is reversed C- 6 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 77 REPORT(Testing for DM1, DH1, DM3, DH3, DM5, DH5 packets) report( ) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:1,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:2,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:3,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:4,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:5,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:6,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:7,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:8,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:9,cnt:10,Random:0) TXDATA(hCon:0,bc:0,pb:2,Len:10,cnt:10,Random:0) report() report(Packets size = 1..10 ”passed”) report() C- 7 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 78 TXCMD 06 04 03 00 00 13 WAITEVENT($05,10000,[TestError]) report(ACL connection disconnected) report( ) label: TestSuccess report(Test passed!) report( ) jump(end) label: TestError report(Test failed!) label: end REPORT(DONE!) C- 8 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 79 Glossary...
  • Page 81 Bluetooth Device Class A parameter that indicates the type of device and the types of services that are supported. The class is received during the device discovery procedure. Glossary- 1 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 82 An estimate of the clock of another device. CLKN The native clock of a Bluetooth device. A slave device must add an offset to its own CLKN to synchronize with the master clock (CLK). Glossary- 2 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 83 SCO data and is never retransmitted; that is, the voice field is always new. The data field is checked for errors and is retransmitted, if necessary. Glossary- 3 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 84 1/3 FEC. HV2 packets carry 20 information bytes and are protected by 2/3 FEC. HV3 packets carry 30 information bytes and are not protected by FEC. HV packets do not have a CRC or payload header. Glossary- 4 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 85 Park Mode In the PARK mode, a device is still synchronized to the piconet but does not participate in the traffic. Parked devices have given up their MAC Glossary- 5 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 86 SDP is a Bluetooth-defined protocol provided for or available through a Bluetooth device. This protocol essentially is a means for applications to discover which services are available and to determine the characteristics of those available services. Glossary- 6 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 87 A single time slot in a Bluetooth system lasts 625 us. Acronym for Telephony Control (protocol) Specification. The TCS tab displays protocol discriminator, message type, and other data (depending upon the message type). Abbreviation for transmit. Glossary- 7 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 88 Glossary Glossary- 8 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 89 Index...
  • Page 91 Device Name, Glossary- - 3 Channel, Glossary- - 2 DH (Data—High Rate), Glossary- - 3 Channel (Hopping) Sequence, Glossary- - 2 Dimensions Channel Identifier, Glossary- - 2 Index- 1 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 92 1- - 17 repeat, 1- - 17 single, 1- - 17 timeout field, 1- - 17 HCI terminal how to create HCI scripts, 1- - 25 Index- 2 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 93 Stopping a log session, 1- - 24 Profile, Glossary- - 6 Sync bar, 1- - 12 Protocol Stack, Glossary- - 6 Sync indication panel, 1- - 12 Index- 3 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...
  • Page 94 1- - 14 analysis, 1- - 28 high level, 1- - 22 data, 1- - 4, 1- - 8 low level, 1- - 15 set up, 1- - 14 Index- 4 BPA105 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer User Manual - - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL 1/2001...

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