WE866Cx Linux Companion RF Test User Guide
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6. APPENDIX A: BTDIAG COMMANDS
6.1.
BtDiag Command Usage
This section details the BtDiag command usage for different Hardware setups.
The
BtDiag
command requires at least 5 arguments as shown below.
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UDT:
User defined transport.
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PORT:
Socket port number.
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IOTYPE:
Bluetooth interface type.
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QdartIOType:
Interface used to connect with QDART,may be uart or ethernet.
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BT-DEVICE:
Bluetooth device.
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BT-BAUDRATE:
Bluetooth serial baudrate.
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QDART-DEVICE:
QDART serial device.
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QDART-BAUDRATE:
QDART serial baudrate.
6.2.
BtDiag Command Examples
1. BT FTM mode for serial and connect with QRCT by serial:
# ./Btdiag UDT=yes PORT=2390 IOType=SERIAL QDARTIOType=serial BT-
DEVICE=/dev/ttyUSB0 BT-BAUDRATE=115200 QDART-DEVICE=/dev/ttyUSB1
QDART-BAUDRATE=115200
2. BT FTM mode for serial and connect with QRCT by ethernet:
./Btdiag UDT=yes PORT=2390 IOType=SERIAL QDARTIOType=ethernet BT-
DEVICE=/dev/ttyUSB0 BT-BAUDRATE=115200
3. BT FTM mode for USB and connect with QDART by serial:
./Btdiag UDT=yes PORT=2390 IOType=USB QDARTIOType=serial BT-
DEVICE=hci0 QDART-DEVICE=/dev/ttyUSB0 QDART-BAUDRATE=115200
4. BT FTM mode for USB and connect with QDART by ethernet:
./Btdiag UDT=yes PORT=2390 IOType=USB QDARTIOType=ethernet BT-
DEVICE=hci0
