AzureWave AW-CM195NF, User Manual

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Throughput Test
Bluetool contains a throughput test feature that can be used with two or more AW-CM195NF devices.
Note that each device runs on a separate PC with BlueTool installed. This document will provide basic
directions for setting-up and running this test.
The next step in setting-up the test is establishing a connection between the devices.
ESTABLISH A BLUETOOTH CONNECTION BETWEEN TWO USB DEVICES
SET UP THE SLAVE DEVICE FIRST
1. On the Slave side, start Bluetool from the Start Menu.
2. If the Log Window is not already open, select “View” and then select “Log Window”. Select “Transport”
and then Select “HCI Control.” New window pop-up, select “UART” and enter com port number.
Click “OK”.
3. Download mini driver (see 3.1)
4. In the “HCI Control” window, select “7.3 Host Controller & Baseband Commands” (Note: may be 4.3,
depending on version)
5. Double Click the “Write Scan Enable” entry
6. Select “Inquiry and Page Scan Enabled” and click “OK”
7. Double Click “Set Event Filter”
8. Select “Connection Setup”
9. Select “Allow Connections from all devices”
10. Select “Do Auto accept the connection with role switch disabled”
11. Click “OK”
12. In the “HCI Control” window, select “0 Vendor-specific commands”.
13. Double Click the “Write_BD_ADDR” command
14. Enter 001122334455
15. In the “HCI Control” window,select”0 Vendor-specific commands”. Double Click ”Update UART Baud
Rate”. Select 3000000 then click OK.