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bccmd(1)


NAME

   bccmd - Utility for the CSR BCCMD interface

SYNOPSIS

   bccmd
   bccmd [-t <transport>] [-d <device>] <command> [<args>]
   bccmd [-h --help]

DESCRIPTION

   bccmd  issues  BlueCore commands to Cambridge Silicon Radio devices. If
   run  without  the  <command>  argument,  a  short  help  page  will  be
   displayed.

OPTIONS

   -t <transport>
          Specify the communication transport. Valid options are:

          HCI    Local device with Host Controller Interface (default).

          USB    Direct USB connection.

          BCSP   Blue Core Serial Protocol.

          H4     H4 serial protocol.

          3WIRE  3WIRE protocol (not implemented).

   -d <dev>
          Specify  a  particular  device  to operate on. If not specified,
          default is the first available  HCI  device  or  /dev/ttyS0  for
          serial transports.

COMMANDS

   builddef
          Get build definitions

   keylen <handle>
          Get current crypt key length

   clock  Get local Bluetooth clock

   rand   Get random number

   chiprev
          Get chip revision

   buildname
          Get the full build name

   panicarg
          Get panic code argument

   faultarg
          Get fault code argument

   coldreset
          Perform cold reset

   warmreset
          Perform warm reset

   disabletx
          Disable TX on the device

   enabletx
          Enable TX on the device

   singlechan <channel>
          Lock radio on specific channel

   hoppingon
          Revert to channel hopping

   rttxdata1 <decimal freq MHz> <level>
          TXData1 radio test

   radiotest <decimal freq MHz> <level> <id>
          Run radio tests, tests 4, 6 and 7 are transmit tests

   memtypes
          Get memory types

   psget [-r] [-s <stores>] <key>
          Get value for PS key.  -r sends a warm reset afterwards

   psset [-r] [-s <stores>] <key> <value>
          Set value for PS key.  -r sends a warm reset afterwards

   psclr [-r] [-s <stores>] <key>
          Clear value for PS key.  -r sends a warm reset afterwards

   pslist [-r] [-s <stores>]
          List all PS keys.  -r sends a warm reset afterwards

   psread [-r] [-s <stores>]
          Read all PS keys.  -r sends a warm reset afterwards

   psload [-r] [-s <stores>] <file>
          Load  all  PS  keys  from  PSR  file.   -r  sends  a  warm reset
          afterwards

   pscheck [-r] [-s <stores>] <file>
          Check syntax of PSR file.  -r sends a warm reset afterwards

KEYS

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   hciextn  mapsco baudrate hostintf anafreq anaftrim usbvid usbpid dfupid
   bootmode

AUTHORS

   Written by Marcel Holtmann  <marcel@holtmann.org>,  man  page  by  Adam
   Laurie <adam@algroup.co.uk>



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