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during the pairing process can be a master in the future and connect to the device which was master
during the pairing process (but then would be in a slave role).
Since most simple LE devices are only ever slave and never master at all, the second long term key
exchange is optional during the pairing process.
Note: If you use Copy/Paste to insert the Long Term Key , Frontline will auto correct
(remove invalid white spaces) to correctly format the key.
2. Enter a PIN or out-of-band ( OOB ) value for Pairing.
This optional information offers alternative pairing methods.
One of two pieces of data allow alternative pairing:
1. PIN is a six-digit (or less if leading zeros are omitted) decimal number.
2. Out-of-Band (OOB) data is a 16-digit hexadecimal code which the devices exchange via
a channel that is different than the le transmission itself. This channel is called OOB.
For off-the-shelf devices we cannot sniff OOB data, but in the lab you may have access
to the data exchanged through this channel.
3.1.2.4.4 BPA 600 Devices Under Test - Classic Only Multiple Connection
Note: When selecting and using either Dual Mode or Classic Only Multiple
Connection you must connect both antennas ( LE and Classic ) to the ComProbe BPA
600 hardware.
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