Piconet
Bluetooth® Toolbox enables you to perform multinode communication in a Bluetooth piconet by using the protocol data units (PDUs) according to Bluetooth 5.3.
Use the features and reference examples to:
Generate and decode Bluetooth low energy (LE) link layer (LL), the logical link control and adaptation protocol (L2CAP), the generic access profile (GAP), and the attribute protocol (ATT) layer PDUs.
Create a Bluetooth piconet and evaluate the performance of the Bluetooth scheduler by implementing multiple applications with different quality-of-service (QoS) requirements.
Model Bluetooth LE devices with the Heart Rate Profile using the Generic ATT client-server scenario.
Export Bluetooth LE LL packets to packet capture (PCAP) and packet capture next generation (PCAPNG) files for network analysis.
Functions
Objects
Topics
- Wireless Network Simulator
Learn how the wireless network simulator object works.
- Composition of Bluetooth BR/EDR Node
Learn about the composition of a Bluetooth BR/EDR node.
- Composition of Bluetooth LE Node
Learn about the composition of a Bluetooth LE Node.
- Bluetooth Packet Structure
Explore the Bluetooth BR/EDR and Bluetooth LE packet structures.
- Bluetooth LE Node Statistics
Explore the statistics of a Bluetooth LE node.
- Bluetooth BR/EDR Node Statistics
Explore the statistics of a Bluetooth BR node.
- Create, Configure, and Simulate Bluetooth LE Network With Custom Channel
Use Bluetooth LE node creation and wireless network simulation capabilities to create, configure, and simulate Bluetooth piconet.
- Create, Configure, and Simulate Bluetooth BR/EDR Piconet
Use Bluetooth node creation and wireless network simulation capabilities to create, configure, and simulate Bluetooth BR piconet.
- Simulate Multiple Bluetooth BR/EDR Piconets with ACL Traffic
Use Bluetooth node creation and wireless network simulation capabilities to create, configure, and simulate multiple Bluetooth BR piconets with ACL traffic.
- Generate and Decode Bluetooth Protocol Data Units
Generate and decode Bluetooth protocol data units (PDUs).