Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of wireless/bluetooth/ledcandlegatt

Timestamp:

12/13/2018 08:01:05 PM (6 years ago)

Author:

Ryan Erbstoesser

Comment:

change numbering for sniffing

wireless/bluetooth/ledcandlegatt

@@ -14 +14 @@
 1. Install Magic Hue app for the candle onto Android Phone
 1. Use Bluetooth settings on Android Phone to find and connect to the Magic Candle (LEDBlue-081051FE)
-[[Image(screen-bluetoothsettings.png,200px)]]
+ a. [[Image(screen-bluetoothsettings.png,200px)]]
 1. Open Magic Hue and connect to Candle device and verify ability to change colors
-[[Image(screen-magic-hue-device.png,200px)]]
+ a. [[Image(screen-magic-hue-device.png,200px)]]
 1. Connect Android phone to Linux computer (desktop or laptop)
 1. Allow USB Debugging on Android phone
 1. Under Developer Options in Settings on the phone, Enable Bluetooth HCI snoop log
-[[Image(screen-debug.png,200px)]]
+ a. [[Image(screen-debug.png,200px)]]
 1. Go back to Magic Hue app and change the colors in a known sequence, such as Blue, Green, Red which will then be recorded in the log.
-[[Image(screen-magic-hue.png,200px)]]
+ a. [[Image(screen-magic-hue.png,200px)]]
 1. On the Linux computer, use the following command to retrieve the Bluetooth Log immediately after changing the colors using the Android app:
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@@ -29 +29 @@
 1. Open btsnoop_hci.log using WireShark on the host PC
 1. Typically scroll to the bottom and find some events with protocol ATT.
- 1. Note the Handle, value 0x002e
- 1. Note the Value, 56:ff:00:00:00:f0:aa
-[[Image(wireshark_bluetooth_candle.png,400px)]]
+ a. Note the Handle, value 0x002e
+ a. Note the Value, 56:ff:00:00:00:f0:aa
+  a. [[Image(wireshark_bluetooth_candle.png,400px)]]