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Reputation: 679

How to test the Profiles in Bluez Linux?

Anyone having any idea about testing the Bluetooth profiles available in the Linux systems. Is there any test suite or programs available in Linux?

Upvotes: 3

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Answers (1)

Simon Peverett
Simon Peverett

Reputation: 4207

You could test AGAINST the official Bluetooth organisation 'Profile Tuning Suite' or PTS tool. https://www.bluetooth.org/Building/Product/TestProduct.htm

Which, I believe, Bluez has been tested against at various stages and for various profiles.

However, it ain't free.

I can see from the Bluetooth.org website (company registration and login required) that the Bluez stack has been recently qualified (listed 12-June-2012) as a component by Qualcomm against the Bluetooth spec 4.0 + HS.

This was with Kernal 3.0, Bluez 4.93.

Specifically tested profiles and protocols in the qualification:

  • Service Discovery Protocol

  • Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol

  • Generic Access Profile

  • RFCOMM with TS 07.10

  • Serial Port Profile

  • Audio/Video Control Transport Protocol (AVCTP 1.3) Target

  • Bluetooth Network Encapsulation Protocol

  • Generic Audio/Video Distribution Profile - Acceptor, GAVDP 1.2,
    Initiator

  • Audio/Video Distribution Transport Protocol - Acceptor, AVDTP 1.2, Initiator, Source

  • Host Controller Interface

  • Multi-Channel Adaptation Protocol - Supports Sink Role, Supports Source Role, Supports Standard Op Codes

  • AMP Manager Protocol

  • 4.0 Host Controller Interface

  • Generic Attribute Profile - Attribute Protocol Supported over LE, Client, Server

  • Attribute Protocol - Client, Server, over BR/EDR (L2CAP fixed channel support), over LE

  • Security Manager Protocol

Was there a particular profile or protocol you are interested in that is not already on that list?

Upvotes: 4

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