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** Add mac address of testing device(IUT) to workspace, you can turn on bluetooth and let PTS find it. | ** Add mac address of testing device(IUT) to workspace, you can turn on bluetooth and let PTS find it. | ||
[[File:NewWorkspaceDeviceAddress.png]] | [[File:NewWorkspaceDeviceAddress.png]] | ||
** Select the profiles you need to test to the right column, then save the workspace and quit. | ** Select the profiles you need to test to the right column, then save the workspace and quit if you have specific '''.PICSX''' to use for testing. | ||
[[File:NewWorkspaceSelectTestSuite.png]] | [[File:NewWorkspaceSelectTestSuite.png]] | ||
** | ** (optional) out specific .PICSX files into '''C:\Program Files(x86)\Bluetooth SIG\Bluetooth PTS\My Workspace\<workspace name>\<profile>\'''. | ||
Revision as of 06:52, 28 November 2013
- What is Profile Tuning Suite (PTS)?
- You will need:
- A computer with Windows 7 installed(either x64 or x86).
- A bluetooth.org account.
- Download & install PTS Login or Register here.
- A Bluetooth PTS Radio Module.
- Your phone with software that needs to be tested.
- Driver installation for PTS dongle.
- Disable bluetooth on your laptop to avoid confusion.
- Specify driver for the unknown device in C:\Program Files(x86)\Bluetooth SIG\Bluetooth PTS\PTS Driver, DO NOT let Windows install driver by itself.
- If CSR BlueCoreBluetooth shown, you are good to go.
- Setup before testing
- Create a new Workspace
- Add mac address of testing device(IUT) to workspace, you can turn on bluetooth and let PTS find it.
- Select the profiles you need to test to the right column, then save the workspace and quit if you have specific .PICSX to use for testing.
- (optional) out specific .PICSX files into C:\Program Files(x86)\Bluetooth SIG\Bluetooth PTS\My Workspace\<workspace name>\<profile>\.