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BTTracer Protocol Analyzer User’s Manual CATC SW Version 2.20
'inquiry' page of the Recording Options. The recorded traffic would consist
the transmitted packets as well as the responses received from Bluetooth
devices in the area. As in the case of Piconet recording mode, when
BTTrainer is active this mode is disabled as the system is monitoring the
BTTrainer's activity.
BTTrainer mode
Configures BTTracer to record BTTrainer traffic. BTTracer is "forced" into
this mode when the BTTrainer is activated. Here the BTTracer is dedicated
to monitor the traffic received and transmitted by BTTrainer. Though
BTTracer remains non-intrusive and does not generate any transmitted
traffic, the BTTrainer can be an active member of the piconet.
In this mode the BTTracer can also record the HCI traffic (commands and
events) flowing between the application and the CATC's Bluetooth
baseband. If the HCI traffic is enabled through the Recording options, the
BTTracer includes it in the generated trace at the end of the recording
session.
Once the BTTrainer application is closed, the BTTracer exits this mode,
returning to one of the 'stand-alone' mode.
IUT:HCI mode
Configures the system to exclusively record HCI traffic from IUTs. This
recording mode bypasses the analyzer: HCI traffic from the IUT is recorded
directly by the analyzer software without going through the analyzer. This
means that you can record HCI traffic even if the analyzer is not turned on.
To record HCI traffic, first enable the recording of HCI traffic from IUTs.
You do this in the HCI page of the Recording Options dialog. Then set the
recording mode to something other than IUT:HCI. If you want to prevent the
recording of HCI traffic from IUTs, disable it in the HCI page of the
Recording Options dialog.
6.2 Opening the Recording Options Dialog Box
To open the Recording Options menu, click on the Tool Bar or select
Recording Options under Setup on the Menu Bar.