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Menu
Item
Action
Select
Will place this device into the
LE Device
field in the
LE Only
or
Dual Mode
options of the
Device Under Test
tab. The device must be selected/highlighted in the list prior to making
this menu selection. If multiple devices have been selected/highlighted in the list, the first
device in the list is placed in the Device Under Test.
Delete
Will deleted the selected/highlighted device from the database. Selecting/highlighting multiple
devices in the list will delete all of those devices.
Add
Used for manual entry of a device into the database. A new device entry will append to the
end of the device list. To enter data double click on the field and type in the data. For the BD_
Addr Type field, double click and tab to select available types. See the following image.
Table 3.5 - LE Device Database Control Menu
Figure 3.13 - Add Menu Option Fields Display
Editing a Device
Any device entry can be edited by double-clicking in the field. An edit box will open and new device
information can be typed in.
Figure 3.14 - Editing IRK Field
When editing the BD_Addr Type field "<Tab to toggle>" appears. Press the keyboard Tab key until your
selected device address type appears.
LE Device Database Fields
In the LE Device Database table the following columns appear.
Column Description
BD_Add
r The address of the
Bluetooth
low energy device
BD_Addr Type
May be either "Public" or "Random". "Public"addresses are set to BD_
Addr. "Random" is either a 'static" or "private" address. "Static" address
is a 48 bit randomly generated address. "Private" address is a 48 bit
"non-resolvable" address or "resolvable' address. A "resolvable" address
is generated using an IRK.
Identity Resolving Key
(IRK)
Will appear when BD_Addr Type is Random, Private, and Resolvable. A
host device with a list of IRKs can search the list to identify a peer
device that has previously authenticated with the host. This field can be
used to identify Bluetooth low energy devices that have previously
authenticated.
Nickname
A user-added name for the device, often used to make device
identification easier during the analysis. Can be any alpha-numeric
string.
Table 3.6 - BPA 600 Datasource LE Device Database Fields
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