5.3 Reference Guide using RS-232C commands
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READ:SYS:DUT:PATH_LOSS?
Description
This command reads the path loss.
CONF:SYS:DUT:PATH_LOSS <Value>
Description
This command writes the path loss. In order to find a proper path loss, make use of power-channel.
Value
path loss : 0 ~ 80, 0(default)
READ:SYS:DUT:INQ_SUPPORTED?
Description
This command reads the flag whether the DUT supports inquiry.
CONF:SYS:DUT:INQ_SUPPORTED <Value>
Description
This command writes the flag whether the DUT supports inquiry. If you already know the BD address of DUT,
you can set BD address using “CONF:SYS:DUT:BD_ADDR command and set this value as ‘ OFF’ to skip the
Inquiry procedure.
Value
Inquiry Supported : ON(default), OFF
READ:SYS:DUT:BD_ADDR?
Description
This command reads Bluetooth Device ADDRess(BD_ADDR) of a DUT.
CONF:SYS:DUT:BD_ADDR <Value>
Description
This command wirtes Bluetooth Device ADDRess(BD_ADDR) of a DUT. This should be meaningful only in
the case if the DUT does not support inquiry. Use the command “CONF:SYS:DUT:INQ_SUPPORTED OFF”
to set the flag that the DUT does not support inquiry.
Value
Bluetooth Device Address of DUT
READ:SYS:DUT:CONN_FOR_TEST?
Description
This command reads the flag which defines whether connection(LMP level) should be created before
activation the test mode of the DUT.
CONF:SYS:DUT:CONN_FOR_TEST <Value>
Description
This command writes the flag which defines whether connection(LMP level) should be created before
activation the test mode of the DUT.
Value
Connection for test mode : ON(default), OFF
If you would like to change the number of ports and the type of HCI transport
layer, you must send “EXEC:NEW_DUT” command after sending this command.
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