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Monitoring
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Bluetooth scanner output
The output from the Bluetooth scanner includes the following information:
Field
Description
Field 1
The name of the device, as configured for the system.
Field 2
The location of the device, as configured for the system.
Field 3
The date and time of the connection attempt.
Field 4
MAC address of the Bluetooth device that attempted the connection.
Field 5
The Bluetooth manufacturer ID.
Field 6
The device type.
Field 7
The device class.
Field 8
The Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI).
Enable the Wi-Fi scanner
The Wi-Fi scanner allows you to configure your device to detect Wi-Fi-enabled devices that are nearby,
and then opens an SSH port that remote hosts can access to read basic information about those
devices.
For users to view the output of the Wi-Fi scanner, they must be a member of an authentication group
that has Wi-Fi scanner access enabled. See
configuration information.
Required configuration
Enable the Wi-Fi scanner.
n
The wireless radio to use for scanning.
n
Additional configuration
The SSH port used by the Wi-Fi scanner for reporting information to the remote host.
n
The Wi-Fi channels to be scanned.
n
The frequency with which the service hops from one channel to the next.
n
The number of seconds that the service waits before updating its output.
n
Whether to use the secondary Wi-Fi antenna in addition to the primary antenna.
n
A remote host to view the output of the service.
n
The SSH port used by the Wi-Fi scanner to stream output to a remote host.
n
TX54 User Guide
Add an authentication group
Enable the Wi-Fi scanner
for authentication group
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