User's Manual

Digianswer Bluetooth Protocol Analyser Installation & Operation Manual

Selecting Independent Mode also involves setting the number

of seconds allowed to pass when there is no activity in the

piconet. On timeout, the Bluetooth Protocol Analyser will

inform you of the lack of activity.

Note: When you use the Bluetooth Protocol Analyser in

connection with the Bluetooth Software Suite, it has to be

in piconet mode, i.e. working as a participant in a piconet.

When the Bluetooth Protocol Analyser is in independent

mode, i.e. working as a stand-alone unit, you cannot use it

in connection with the Bluetooth Software Suite.

Hopping Mode:

Here you can select Normal hopping, specifying the hopping

pattern of the geographical area. Or you can select Rx/Tx on

single-frequency, including specifying the desired frequency.

Data Whitening:

Data whitening can be turned on or off. By default, the function

is set to on.

Stopping log session

Click this icon to stop the current log session. The Data

Collector main window will now display information on the start

and end times of the log session, number of baseband packets

logged, and log size.

Opening old log session

Click this icon to browse in Windows Explorer and open a

previously stored log session.

Saving log session

Click this icon to save the current log session. The Bluetooth

Protocol Analyser will save two versions of the log file: A .snf

file to be opened from the Data Collector, and a .data file to be

opened from the Bluetooth Packet Analyser.