Ellisys Vanguard User manual

Version 3.2 | March 23, 2021

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Document Revision History
Date Revision Changes
May 11, 2011 1.0 Initial release.
January 9, 2012 1.1 Updated to version 3.0 of the software.
February 21, 2013 1.2 Updated to version 4.0 of the software.
June 1, 2014 1.3 Updated to version 5.0 of the software.
January 16, 2017 2.0 Added Bluetooth Tracker
May 25, 2018 3.0 Added Bluetooth Vanguard
January 13, 2020 3.1 Miscellaneous updates
March 23, 2021 3.2 Auto-detect and tZERO features, and other updates

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Contents
1. Introduction ..........................................................................................11
1.1 Models, Editions, and Configurations .................................................................................12
1.2 Model Comparison ..........................................................................................................13
1.3 Bluetooth Tracker ...........................................................................................................14
1.4 Bluetooth Explorer ..........................................................................................................15
1.5 Bluetooth Vanguard ........................................................................................................16
1.6 How to Check the Analyzer’s Model, Edition, Features ...........................................................18
1.7 Upgrading from One Edition to Another .............................................................................18
1.8 Software Application Download ........................................................................................19
2. Minimum Application Prerequisites.......................................................20
2.1 Software Installation .......................................................................................................20
3. Analyzer Hardware Overviews...............................................................21
3.1 Front Panel Overview - Explorer........................................................................................21
3.2 Front Panel Overview – Vanguard.....................................................................................25
3.3 Back Panel Overview – Explorer........................................................................................28
3.4 Back Panel Overview – Vanguard......................................................................................29
3.5 Connections and LEDs Overview – Tracker ........................................................................31
3.6 USB Driver Installation ....................................................................................................34
4. User Interface Reference.......................................................................35
4.1 Organizing Panes ............................................................................................................37
4.2 Main Toolbar ..................................................................................................................39
4.3 Main Menu .....................................................................................................................40
5. Managing Capture Files .........................................................................46
5.1 Opening a Capture File ....................................................................................................46
5.2 Saving a Capture File.......................................................................................................46
5.3 Saving a Filtered Copy of a Capture File.............................................................................47
5.4 Opening a Sample Capture File .........................................................................................48
5.5 Sharing a Capture File to the Cloud ...................................................................................48
5.6 Retrieving a Shared Capture File from the Cloud .................................................................52
5.7 Printing a Capture File .....................................................................................................54
5.8 Importing Data to View in a Capture File ...........................................................................57

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5.9 Export Options................................................................................................................59
6. Workspaces and Layouts .......................................................................70
6.1 Using Workspaces...........................................................................................................70
6.2 Using Layouts.................................................................................................................76
7. Capturing Traffic....................................................................................78
7.1 Analyzer Hardware Setups ...............................................................................................78
7.2 Basic Power and Control Setups .......................................................................................79
7.3 Bluetooth Capture Diversity..............................................................................................82
7.4 Recording Options...........................................................................................................83
7.5 Radio Sensitivity .............................................................................................................87
7.6 Selecting an Analyzer ......................................................................................................88
7.7 Ellisys Injection API.........................................................................................................89
7.8 Initiating a Recording ......................................................................................................91
7.9 Stopping a Recording ......................................................................................................91
7.10 Restarting a Recording ....................................................................................................91
7.11 Using the Auto-Segmentation Feature ...............................................................................91
7.12 Recovering a Capture ......................................................................................................93
7.13 Conducted Recordings .....................................................................................................94
7.14 Using the Web Control Interface .......................................................................................95
8. Overviews ...........................................................................................101
8.1 Configuring the Overview Columns.................................................................................. 103
8.2 Color-Coding an Overview.............................................................................................. 107
8.3 Grouping and Ungrouping .............................................................................................. 112
8.4 Overview Timing Measurements ..................................................................................... 115
8.5 Synchronization to Other Panes ...................................................................................... 116
8.6 Using Markers in Overviews ........................................................................................... 117
8.7Search Features............................................................................................................ 120
9. Display Filters ......................................................................................125
9.1 Filters Available ............................................................................................................ 125
9.2 Definition of Keep Only and Keep Involving ..................................................................... 127
9.3 Instant Filters ............................................................................................................... 128
9.4 Protocol / Profile Filters.................................................................................................. 137
9.5Instant Piconet Keep-Only and Keep Involving Filters ............................................................. 141
9.6 Bluetooth Device Traffic Filter......................................................................................... 142

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9.7 Wi-Fi Device Traffic Filter............................................................................................... 149
9.8 Instant Timing Display Filter........................................................................................... 155
9.9 Instant Spectrum Display Filter ....................................................................................... 156
9.10 Overview Keep-Only Filter .............................................................................................. 156
10. Instant Timing Pane.............................................................................158
10.1 Device and Packet Color-Coding ..................................................................................... 159
10.2 User Controls and Toolbar.............................................................................................. 159
11. Instant Spectrum View ........................................................................178
12. Instant Audio.......................................................................................196
13. Instant Channels..................................................................................208
13.1 Color-Coding ................................................................................................................ 209
13.2 AFH / Channel Mapping Indications................................................................................. 209
13.3 Navigation Bar.............................................................................................................. 210
13.4 Packet and Header Errors vs. Retransmissions ................................................................. 210
13.5 User Controls and Toolbar ............................................................................................. 210
13.6 Synchronizing to Other Views ......................................................................................... 212
14. Instant Throughput .............................................................................213
14.1 Panning Left and Right .................................................................................................. 214
14.2 Zooming In and Out ...................................................................................................... 216
14.3 Making Time Measurements........................................................................................... 217
15. Security Pane.......................................................................................221
15.1 SSP versus Non-SSP Pairings .......................................................................................... 221
15.2 Debug Mode................................................................................................................. 222
15.3 Proper Entry of Link Key ................................................................................................ 222
15.4 Synchronization to Overviews ......................................................................................... 222
15.5 Indicators and Icons...................................................................................................... 223
15.6 Calculation of Public Keys from Private Key ...................................................................... 223
15.7 Entry of User-Defined Device Names ............................................................................... 224
16. Instant Piconet Pane............................................................................226
16.1 Instant Piconet Graphics and Icons ................................................................................. 227

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16.2 Display Features ........................................................................................................... 230
17. Details Pane ........................................................................................232
17.1 Abstraction and Relationship to Overviews ....................................................................... 235
17.2 Adding Details Fields to an Overview ............................................................................... 237
17.3 RSSI Strength Characterizations ..................................................................................... 239
18. Raw Data Pane ....................................................................................240
18.1 Synchronization to Details Pane and Overviews ................................................................ 240
18.2 Searching the Raw Data Pane ........................................................................................ 240
18.3 Formatting the Raw Data Pane ....................................................................................... 241
19. Protocol Error Verifications .................................................................242
19.1 Enabling and Disabling Protocol Errors ............................................................................ 242
20. Tasks Pane...........................................................................................244
21. BLE Hopping Sequence Calculator .......................................................245
21.1 CSA#1......................................................................................................................... 246
21.2 CSA#2......................................................................................................................... 246
22. Software and Support..........................................................................247
22.1 Updating the Software................................................................................................... 247
23. Getting Technical Support ...................................................................249
24. Flying Leads Probe – Explorer..............................................................250
25. Flying Leads Probe – Tracker and Vanguard.........................................251
26. Remote API and CLI .............................................................................252
26.1 Remote API.................................................................................................................. 252
26.2 Command Line Interface................................................................................................ 252

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27. Frequently Asked Questions................................................................253
28.Explorer Technical Characteristics .......................................................256
29. Tracker Technical Characteristics.........................................................258
30. Vanguard Technical Characteristics .....................................................260
31. GATT Customizations ..........................................................................263

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About this Manual
Typographic Conventions
Bold is used to indicate menu commands, buttons, and tabs.
Italics are used to indicate fields, pane names, window names and cross references.
A warning symbol describes a possible critical situation and how to
avoid it.
An info
rmation symbol tells you how to respond to a situation that may arise.
A tip symbol tells you information that will help you carry out a procedure.
Where to Find More Help
Go to the Ellisys website and the following pages for the latest information:
Ellisys products page - Go to www.ellisys.com/products/ for the latest product information
and documentation.
Application notes and white papers - Go to www.ellisys.com/technology/ to find up-to-date
information about the technology.
Distributors - Go to www.ellisys.com/sales/ to find a list of Ellisys distributors.
Technical support - Go to www.ellisys.com/support/ to send a question directly to the Ellisys
support team.

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1. Introduction
The Ellisys line of Bluetooth analyzers include the Bluetooth Explorer™, Bluetooth Tracker™, and Bluetooth
Vanguard™. Each of these analyzers provide an array of features designed to enable various analyses and
characterizations of protocol, performance, and RF behaviors for Bluetooth technology, with model- and edition-
dependent support for capture and analysis of Wi-Fi, WPAN (IEEE 802.15.4), Host Controller Interface (HCI)
standards, and several wired protocols.
In this manual, references are generally made to a singular analyzer, which may be the Bluetooth Tracker,
Bluetooth Explorer, or Bluetooth Vanguard. All analyzers share a unified software application and have several
common hardware and application software characteristics and capabilities. Where differences exist,
distinctions are made to indicate the specific analyzer being referenced.
Figure 1 Vanguard, Explorer, and Tracker
Major uses for the analyzer include verification of specification conformance and design goals, interoperability
testing, debugging of software stacks and applications, system performance characterizations, and wireless
coexistence analysis.

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1.1 Models, Editions, and Configurations
All analyzer models are purchased and configured in feature-specific editions - Basic (BAS), Standard (STD),
Professional (PRO), and Enterprise (ENT). Only the Bluetooth Tracker uses the BAS edition. The Explorer and
Vanguard models may be configured to support a single Bluetooth radio (BR/EDR or BLE) or both Bluetooth
radios (DUAL). The Tracker is BLE-only.
For more information on models, features, and editions, see www.ellisys.com/sales/prices.php.
When the analyzer is attached to the Control PC, the Help menu of the application describes the specific model,
serial number, edition, and options installed, as shown below.See
Section 1.6, How to Check the Analyzer’s
Model, Edition, Features
for details.

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1.2 Model Comparison
The chart below summarizes the differences between the models. Note that this information is subject to
change. Consult the Ellisys website (www.ellisys.com) or contact Ellisys as needed for latest details.

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1.3 Bluetooth Tracker
The Bluetooth Tracker is an ultra-portable, bus-powered analyzer supporting concurrent capture of Bluetooth
Low Energy (BLE), Wi-Fi, and other features as shown below.

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1.4 Bluetooth Explorer
The Bluetooth Explorer is an all-in-one analyzer supporting concurrent capture of Bluetooth Basic
Rate/Enhanced Data Rate (BR/EDR), Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Wi-Fi, and other features as shown below.

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1.5 Bluetooth Vanguard
The Bluetooth Vanguard is an all-in-one analyzer supporting concurrent capture of Bluetooth Basic
Rate/Enhanced Data Rate (BR/EDR), Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Wi-Fi, WPAN (IEEE 802.15.4), and other
features as shown below.
Lithium Ion Battery
The Bluetooth Vanguard unit has an interior, multi-cell, lithium ion battery installed. It is not user accessible.
The battery is charged by the supplied DC power supply when it is attached to the analyzer. A combination
indicator/push-button is located on the back panel of the unit, which provide battery status and on/off control.
Cells are less than 20 Wh and the battery itself is equal to 60 Wh. Run-time for the battery is between 1.5 hours
and 2.5 hours.
Rechargeable lithium ion batteries are potentially hazardous. These can present
a fire hazard and/or emit toxic fumes if they are damaged, used incorrectly,
disassembled by the user, or defective in some way.

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Avoid exposure to water, all other liquids, especially saltwater, and DO NOT charge
the battery if this has occurred. If ambient temperature is below 40 degrees F (4
C), DO NOT charge the
battery.
If the
Bluetooth
Vanguard unit has been damaged from being dropped or from
shipping damage, contact
Ellisys to arrange for return of the unit to Ellisys for
inspection
DO NOT use a charger other than the charger (external DC power supply) supplied
by Ellisys. Contact Ellisys for information on obtaining a replacement power supply
as needed.
Battery Reference Documentation
US Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations for shipping lithium batteries, found in document
49CFR173.185
UN 3481 Lithium ion batteries contained in equipment.
IATA 2020 Lithium Battery Guidance Document or local government guidelines and regulations as applicable.

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1.6 How to Check the Analyzer’s Model, Edition, Features
To check your analyzer to learn the model (Tracker, Explorer, or Vanguard) and the edition (Basic, Standard,
Professional, or Enterprise), whether it is configured to support single-radio (BLE or BR/EDR) or dual-radio (BLE
and BR/EDR), and the complement of features licensed, follow the steps below.
1. Connect the analyzer’s Control Port to the Control Computer where the Ellisys Bluetooth Analyzer
software is installed. All models have USB control. Vanguard also has a Gigabit Ethernet (GbE)
Control Port.
2. In the analyzer software application, open the Serial Number tab located in the Help/About
menu. See figure below. Various information is shown, including model, edition, serial number,
features enabled (or not enabled) and whether the hardware supports Wi-Fi (some earlier Explorer
models do not have Wi-Fi hardware support).
To see
the Wi-Fi module information, Blueto
oth Explorer models will need the
supplied DC Power Supply attached to the back
-panel Power receptacle.
1.7 Upgrading from One Edition to Another
Customers may electronically upgrade an analyzer’s configuration in the field, using a feature-enabler file
provided by Ellisys. Contact Ellisys Sales for more information.

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1.8 Software Application Download
The Analyzer is operated using a software application supplied by Ellisys. In addition, this same application can
be used to view files created and saved during recording operations. Download information for this software
application can be requested at www.ellisys.com/support/download.php.
The application software can be updated from the Help menu by selecting the Check for Updates option.
Fixes and feature updates to the software application happen with regularity. It
is a
lways a good idea to keep your Ellisys software up to date.

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2. Minimum Application Prerequisites
Before installing the analyzer software application, please ensure the computer system on which it will reside,
meets the following minimum requirements.
Microsoft Windows®7 or later.
Microsoft Windows Installer 3.0 or later. If the installation does not run smoothly, or if the system
indicates a version error, update your Windows installer.
Microsoft .NET Framework version 3.5 or later.
Intel Core, 2 GHz or compatible processor, or better.
4 GB RAM or more.
1280 x 1024 screen display resolution with 65,536 colors, orbetter.
USB 2.0 EHCI Host Controller (for Vanguard, USB-C receptable with USB Power Delivery and USB
3.1 is preferred for better operation, but not required).
Vanguard Network Connection: Minimum 100Mbps (1Gbps ideal). DHCP required.
The analyzer requires several software components. Please be sure you have updated your Microsoft Windows
installation using the appropriate menus available on your Windows computer (typically Windows Update,
located in Settings).
Ellisys recommends that you visit the following web page as needed, to update your versions of Microsoft .NET
Framework:
www.microsoft.com/net to download the Microsoft .NET Framework version. When using the
Windows update service, it will automatically download and install Microsoft .NET Framework.
2.1 Software Installation
To install the Ellisys application software, download and run the setup application from a link provided byEllisys.
Follow the onscreen prompts to install the software application.
To request the application software from Ellisys, please visit the Downloads section
on the Ellisys website at
www.ellisys.com or contact [e-mail].
Once the software application is installed, users can check for recent updates and
install these updates from the application’s
Help menu.