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Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] Test Mode 
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From: Peter Stephenson <pws@csr.com>
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Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 12:41:25 +0000

Manjunath Prabhu wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. What scenario should i be looking for inorder to
> set up these tests. Can I conduct the tests using my dongle as a slave
> and a  CATC or Frontline or a Mobiwave BT trainer/protocol analyser as
> the Master.  Will I be able to modify the baseband to suite my needs? 
> Do they have a provision for fusing new codes (something like a
> flash)??

If you mean implementation-specific tests, typically they will do simple
transmissions and bit error rate measurements and possibly not a lot
more.  You will either need two devices of the appropriate manufacturer,
or something like a signal generator; a Bluetooth sniffer isn't likely
to be good enough.  (You might have some luck with the trainer-capable
sniffers, but I don't have any experience of them.)  It's unlikely
you'll be able to modify the test modes in any substantial way.  You
won't be able to control them from Bluez without some hacking.

> I think i better write to the sales person from respective organisations....

Yes, indeed.  If you're determined to do this under Linux, you'd better
mention it; I don't think it's widely supported for test modes at the
moment.

pws


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