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SET UP THE MASTER DEVICE, AND CREATE THE CONNECTION
1. On the Master side, start Bluetool.
2. Open the log window, if not already open, and open the UART HCI Transport.
3. Download mini driver (see 3.1)
4. In the “HCI Control” window, select “7.1 Link Control Commands” (Note: may be 4.5 depending on
version)
5. Double Click “Create Connection” and put BD address of the slave device into the BDADDR box.
Click “OK”
6. In the “HCI Control” window,select”0 Vendor-specific commands”. Double Click ”Update UART Baud
Rate”. Select 3000000 then click OK.
A connection should establish now. This can be verified by looking in the log windows for both devices,
which should now contain Connection Complete events with “Success” in the status field.
NOTE: once the connection has been established, Inquiry and Page Scan can be disabled. Also, go to: “7.3
Host Controller & Baseband Commands” →→ “Set Event Filter”. Select “Connection Setup”; Select “Allow
Connections from all devices”; Select “Do NOT Auto accept the connection” and hit ‘OK’. This will make the
slave device non-discoverable and increase throughput by reducing overhead.
SET UP AND EXECUTE THE THROUGHPUT TEST
SET UP THE SLAVE AS THE RECEIVER
1. On the Slave side, select “Transport” and then select “Throughput Tests”. Select UART.
2. In the “Receive Test” (Bottom half of the window), fill in a data pattern such as “abcdef”, and fill in a count
such as “1000000”
3. Close the “Log Window.” If this window is left open or minimized, then the throughput test will not
achieve maximum throughput because of delay that is added by Windows every time the log window is
updated.
SET UP THE MASTER AS THE TRANSMITTER AND START THE TEST
1. On the Master side, select “Transport” and then select “Throughput Tests”. Select UART.
2. In the “Transmit Test” window (top half of the window), fill in the same data pattern and count that was
filled in for the receive test on the Slave side.