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I am currently running CYBT-343026 on WICED 6.4.
After that, is it possible to perform an output test as described in ManufacturingBluetoothTestTool only by operating from the host CPU on the product main system without connecting to a PC?
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You can do that as follows:
For example, if the command to be executed from the host is as follows,
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<WICED-Studio> \ wiced_tools \ mbt \ win32> mbt reset
Sending HCI Command:
0000 <03 0C 00>
Received HCI Event:
0000 <0E 04 01 03 0C 00>
Success
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You send the following from the Host CPU:
(Send the data string after "01" followed by Sending HCI Command)
01 03 0c 00
The following will be returned in the response.
(The data string after Received HCI Ecent is sent after "04")
04 0e 04 01 03 0c 00
These are based on the HCI Command / Event and UART Transport specifications in the Bluetooth SIG specifications, so please refer to the SIG specifications for details.
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You can do that as follows:
For example, if the command to be executed from the host is as follows,
-------------------------------------------------- ----
<WICED-Studio> \ wiced_tools \ mbt \ win32> mbt reset
Sending HCI Command:
0000 <03 0C 00>
Received HCI Event:
0000 <0E 04 01 03 0C 00>
Success
-------------------------------------------------- ----
You send the following from the Host CPU:
(Send the data string after "01" followed by Sending HCI Command)
01 03 0c 00
The following will be returned in the response.
(The data string after Received HCI Ecent is sent after "04")
04 0e 04 01 03 0c 00
These are based on the HCI Command / Event and UART Transport specifications in the Bluetooth SIG specifications, so please refer to the SIG specifications for details.