FrontLine BPA LOW ENERGY Instructions for use
Hardware and Software User Manual
Revision Date: 1/3/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 Frontline Hardware & Software 1
1.1 What is in this manual 2
1.2 Computer Minimum System Requirements 2
1.3 Software Installation 2
Chapter 2 Getting Started 3
2.1 BPA low energy Hardware 3
2.2 Data Capture Methods 3
2.2.1 Opening Data Capture Method 3
2.2.2 Frontline® BPA low energy Data Capture Methods 5
2.3 Control Window 6
2.3.1 Control Window Toolbar 7
2.3.2 Configuration Information on the Control Window 7
2.3.3 Status Information on the Control Window 8
2.3.4 Frame Information on the Control Window 8
2.3.5 Control Window Menus 8
2.3.6 Minimizing Windows 12
Chapter 3 Configuration Settings 13
3.1 BPAle I/O Settings - Datasource 13
3.1.1 BPA Low Energy datasource Toolbar/Menu 13
3.1.2 BPA low energy Devices Under Test 14
3.1.3 BPA Low Energy LE Device Database 16
3.1.4 BPA low energy Datasource Information 18
3.1.5 BPA low energy Update Firmware 18
3.2 Decoder Parameters 19
3.2.1 Decoder Parameter Templates 21
3.2.2 Selecting A2DP Decoder Parameters 23
3.2.3 L2CAP Decoder Parameters 23
3.2.4 RFCOMM Decoder Parameters 25
Chapter 4 Capturing and Analyzing Data 29
4.1 Capture Data 29
4.1.1 Air Sniffing: Positioning Devices 29
4.1.2 Capturing Data to Disk - General Procedure 31
4.1.3 Extended Inquiry Response 33
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4.2 Protocol Stacks 34
4.2.1 Protocol Stack Wizard 34
4.2.2 Creating and Removing a Custom Stack 35
4.2.3 Reframing 36
4.2.4 Unframing 36
4.2.5 How the Analyzer Auto-traverses the Protocol Stack 37
4.2.6 Providing Context For Decoding When Frame Information Is Missing 37
4.3 Analyzing Protocol Decodes 38
4.3.1 The Frame Display 38
4.3.2 low energy Timeline 73
4.3.3 Coexistence View 90
4.3.4 Message Sequence Chart (MSC) 118
4.4 Packet Error Rate Statistics 127
4.4.1 Packet Error Rate - Channels 128
4.4.2 Packet Error Rate - Pie Chart and Expanded Chart 129
4.4.3 Packet Error Rate - Legend 130
4.4.4 Packet Error Rate - Additional Statistics 130
4.4.5 Packet Error Rate - Sync Selected Packets With Other Windows 131
4.4.6 Packet Error Rate - Export 131
4.4.7 Packet Error Rate - Scroll Bar 132
4.5 Analyzing Byte Level Data 133
4.5.1 Event Display 133
4.5.2 The Event Display Toolbar 134
4.5.3 Opening Multiple Event Display Windows 136
4.5.4 Calculating CRCs or FCSs 136
4.5.5 Calculating Delta Times and Data Rates 136
4.5.6 Switching Between Live Update and Review Mode 137
4.5.7 Data Formats and Symbols 137
4.6 Data/Audio Extraction 141
Chapter 5 Navigating and Searching the Data 145
5.1 Find 145
5.1.1 Searching within Decodes 146
5.1.2 Searching by Pattern 148
5.1.3 Searching by Time 149
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5.1.4 Using Go To 151
5.1.5 Searching for Special Events 153
5.1.6 Searching by Signal 154
5.1.7 Searching for Data Errors 156
5.1.8 Find - Bookmarks 159
5.1.9 Changing Where the Search Lands 160
5.1.10 Subtleties of Timestamp Searching 160
5.2 Bookmarks 161
5.2.1 Adding, Modifying or Deleting a Bookmark 161
5.2.2 Displaying All and Moving Between Bookmarks 162
Chapter 6 Saving and Importing Data 164
6.1 Saving Your Data 164
6.1.1 Saving the Entire Capture File 164
6.1.2 Saving the Entire Capture File with Save Selection 165
6.1.3 Saving a Portion of a Capture File 166
6.2 Adding Comments to a Capture File 166
6.3 Confirm Capture File (CFA) Changes 167
6.4 Loading and Importing a Capture File 167
6.4.1 Loading a Capture File 167
6.4.2 Importing Capture Files 168
6.5 Printing 168
6.5.1 Printing from the Frame Display/HTML Export 168
6.5.2 Printing from the Event Display 171
6.6 Exporting 172
6.6.1 Frame Display Export 172
6.6.2 Exporting a File with Event Display Export 172
Chapter 7 General Information 176
7.1 System Settings and Progam Options 176
7.1.1 System Settings 176
7.1.2 Changing Default File Locations 179
7.1.3 Side Names 181
7.1.4 Timestamping 182
7.2 Technical Information 184
7.2.1 Performance Notes 184
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7.2.2 BTSnoop File Format 185
7.2.3 Progress Bars 187
7.2.4 Event Numbering 188
7.2.5 Useful Character Tables 188
7.2.6 DecoderScript Overview 190
7.2.7 Bluetooth low energy ATT Decoder Handle Mapping 191
Contacting Technical Support 192
Appendicies 194
Appendix A: Application Notes 195
A.1 Decrypting Encrypted Bluetooth® low energy 196
A.1.1 How Encryption Works in Bluetooth low energy 196
A.1.2 Pairing 196
A.1.3 Pairing Methods 197
A.1.4 Encrypting the Link 198
A.1.5 Encryption Key Generation and Distribution 198
A.1.6 Encrypting The Data Transmission 199
A.1.7 Decrypting Encrypted Data Using Frontline® BPA 600 low energy Capture 199
A.2 Bluetooth® low energy Security 204
A.2.1 How Encryption Works in Bluetooth low energy 205
A.2.2 Pairing 205
A.2.3 Pairing Methods 206
A.2.4 Encrypting the Link 207
A.2.5 Encryption Key Generation and Distribution 207
A.2.6 Encrypting The Data Transmission 208
A.2.7 IRK and CSRK Revisited 208
A.2.8 Table of Acronyms 209
A.3 Bluetooth Virtual Sniffing 210
A.3.1 Introduction 210
A.3.2 Why HCI Sniffing and Virtual Sniffing are Useful 210
A.3.3 Bluetooth Sniffing History 211
A.3.4 Virtual Sniffing—What is it? 211
A.3.5 The Convenience and Reliability of Virtual Sniffing 212
A.3.6 How Virtual Sniffing Works 212
A.3.7 Virtual Sniffing and Bluetooth Stack Vendors 212
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Chapter 1 Frontline Hardware & Software
Frontline Test Equipment family of protocol analyzers work with the following technologies.
lClassic Bluetooth
lBluetooth low energy (BPA LE supports Bluetooth low energy features through Bluetooth 4.2, except
optional extended packet length.)
lDual Mode Bluetooth (simultaneous Classic and low energy)
lBluetooth Coexistence: Bluetooth with 802.11 Wi-Fi
lBluetooth HCI (USB, SD, High Speed UART)
lNFC
l802.11 (Wi-Fi)
lSD
lHSU (High Speed UART)
The Frontline hardware interfaces with your computer that is running our robust software engine called the
ComProbe Protocol Analysis System or Frontline software. Whether you are sniffing the air or connecting
directly to the chip Frontline analyzers use the same powerful Frontline software to help you test,
troubleshoot, and debug communications faster.
Frontline software is an easy to use and powerful protocol analysis platform. Simply use the appropriate
Frontline hardware or write your own proprietary code to pump communication streams directly into the
Frontline software where they are decoded, decrypted, and analyzed. Within the Frontline software you see
packets, frames, events, coexistence, binary, hex, radix, statistics, errors, and much more.
This manual is a user guide that takes you from connecting and setting up the hardware through all of the
Frontline software functions for your Frontline hardware. Should you have any questions contact the
Frontline Technical Support Team.
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1.1 What is in this manual
The Frontline User Manual comprises the following seven chapters. The chapters are organized in the
sequence you would normally follow to capture and analyze data: set up, configure, capture, analyze, save.
You can read them from beginning to end to gain a complete understanding of how to use the Frontline
hardware and software or you can skip around if you only need a refresher on a particular topic. Use the
Contents, Index, and Glossary to find the location of particular topics.
lChapter 1 Frontline Hardware and Software. This chapter will describe the minimum computer
requirements and how to install the software.
lChapter 2 Getting Started. Here we describe how to set up and connect the hardware, and how to apply
power. This chapter also describes how to start the Frontline software in Data Capture Methods. You will
be introduced to the Control window that is the primary operating dialog in the Frontline software.
lChapter 3 Configuration Settings. The software and hardware is configured to capture data. Configuration
settings may vary for a particular Frontline analyzer depending on the technology and network being
sniffed. There are topics on configuring protocol decoders used to disassemble packets into frames and
events.
lChapter 4 Capturing and Analyzing Data. This Chapter describes how to start a capture session and how
to observe the captured packets, frames, layers and events.
lChapter 5 Navigating and Searching the Data. Here you will find how to move through the data and how
to isolate the data to specific events, often used for troubleshooting device design problems.
lChapter 6 Saving and Importing Data. When a live capture is completed you may want to save the
captured data for future analysis, or you may want to import a captured data set from another developer
or for use in interoperability testing. This chapter will explain how to do this for various data file formats.
lChapter 7 General Information. This chapter provides advanced system set up and configuration
information, timestamping information, and general reference information such as ASCII, baudot, and
EBCDIC codes. This chapter also provides information on how to contact Frontline's Technical Support
team should you need assistance.
1.2 Computer Minimum System Requirements
Frontline supports the following computer systems configurations:
lOperating System: Windows 7/8/10
lUSB Port: USB 2.0 High-Speed or or later
The Frontline software must operate on a computer with the following minimum characteristics.
lProcessor: Core i5 processor at 2.7 GHz
lRAM: 4 GB
lFree Hard Disk Space on C: drive: 20 GB
1.3 Software Installation
Download the installation software from FTE.com. Once downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the
directions.
Use this link: http://www.fte.com/bpale-soft.
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Chapter 2 Getting Started
In this chapter we introduce you to the Frontline hardware and show how to start the Frontline analyzer
software and explain the basic software controls and features for conducting the protocol analysis.
2.1 BPA low energy Hardware
1. Insert the USB cable mini-connector into the USB port on the Frontline BPA low energy hardware.
2. Insert the other end of the USB cable into the PC.
Figure 2.1 - BPA low energy Hardware USB Port
2.2 Data Capture Methods
This section describes how to load TELEDYNE LECROY Frontline Protocol Analysis System software, and how
to select the data capture method for your specific application.
2.2.1 Opening Data Capture Method
On product installation, the installer creates a folder on the windows desktop labeled "Frontline <version #>".
1. Double-click the " Frontline <version #>" desktop folder
This opens a standard Windows file folder window.
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Figure 2.2 - Desktop Folder Link
2. Double-click on Frontline ComProbe Protocol Analysis System and the system displays the Select
Data Capture Method... dialog.
Note: You can also access this dialog by selecting Start > All Programs > Frontline
(Version #) > Frontline ComProbe Protocol Analysis System
Figure 2.3 - Example: Select Data Capture Method..., BPA 600
Three buttons appear at the bottom of the dialog; Run,Cancel, and Help.
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Button Description
Becomes active when a capture method is selected. Starts the selected capture
method.
Closes the dialog and exits the user back to the computer desktop.
Opens Frontline Help. Keyboard shortcut: F1.
Select Data Capture Method dialog buttons
3. Expand the folder and select the data capture method that matches your configuration.
4. Click on the Run button and the Frontline Control Window will open configured to the selected
capture method.
Note: If you don't need to identify a capture method, then click the Run button to start the
analyzer.
Creating a Shortcut
A checkbox labeled Create Shortcut When Run is located near the
bottom of the dialog. This box is un-checked by default. Select this
checkbox, and the system creates a shortcut for the selected method, and
places it in the "Frontline ComProbe Protocol Analysis System <version#>"
desktop folder and in the start menu when you click the Run button. This function allows you the option to
create a shortcut icon that can be placed on the desktop. In the future, simply double-click the shortcut to
start the analyzer in the associated protocol.
Supporting Documentation
The Frontline <version #>directory contains supporting documentation for development (Automation,
DecoderScript™, application notes), user documentation (Quick Start Guides and the Frontline User Manual),
and maintenance tools.
2.2.2 Frontline®BPA low energy Data Capture Methods
The Frontline Protocol Analysis System has different data capture methods to accommodate various
applications.
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Figure 2.4 - BPA low energy Select Data Capture Method
lBluetooth low energy
oThis method requires one Frontline BPA low energy hardware or one Frontline FBLEA hardware.
oUsed for typical applications to capture Bluetooth low energy data.
2.3 Control Window
The analyzer displays information in multiple windows, with each window presenting a different type of
information. The Control window opens when the Run button is clicked in the Select Data Capture
Method window. The Control window provides access to each Frontline analyzer functions and settings as
well as a brief overview of the data in the capture file. Each icon on the toolbar represents a different data
analysis function.
Figure 2.5 - Control Window
Because the Control window can get lost behind other windows, every window has a Home icon that
brings the Control window back to the front. Just click on the Home icon to restore the Control window.
When running the Capture File Viewer, the Control window toolbar and menus contain only those
selections needed to open a capture file and display the About box. Once a capture file is opened, the
analyzer limits Control window functions to those that are useful for analyzing data contained in the current
file. Because you cannot capture data while using Capture File Viewer, data capture functions are
unavailable. For example, when viewing Ethernet data, the Signal Display is not available. The title bar of the
Control window displays the name of the currently open file. The status line (below the toolbar) shows the
configuration settings that were in use when the capture file was created.
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2.3.1 Control Window Toolbar
Toolbar icon displays vary according to operating mode and/or data displayed. Available icons appear in color,
while unavailable icons are not visible. Grayed-out icons are available for the Frontline hardware and software
configuration in use but are not active until certain operating conditions occur. All toolbar icons have
corresponding menu bar items or options.
Icon Description
Open File - Opens a capture file.
I/O Settings - Opens settings
Start Capture - Begins data capture to disk
Stop Capture - Available after data capture has started. Click to stop data capture. Data can
be reviewed and saved, but no new data can be captured.
Save - Saves the capture file.
Clear - Clears or saves the capture file.
Event Display - (framed data only) Opens a Event Display, with the currently selected bytes
highlighted.
Frame Display - (framed data only) Opens a Frame Display, with the frame of the currently
selected bytes highlighted.
Notes - Opens the Notes dialog.
Cascade - Arranges windows in a cascaded display.
Low energy - Opens the low energy Timeline dialog.
MSC Chart - Opens the Message Sequence Chart
Bluetooth low energy Packet Error Rate Statistics - Opens the Packet Error Rate Statistics
window.
Table 2.1 - Control Window Toolbar Icons
2.3.2 Configuration Information on the Control Window
The Configuration bar (just below the toolbar) displays the hardware configuration and may include I/O
settings. It also provides such things as name of the network card, address information, ports in use, etc.
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2.3.3 Status Information on the Control Window
The Status bar located just below the Configuration bar on the Control window provides a quick look at
current activity in the analyzer.
lCapture Status displays Not Active, Paused or Running and refers to the state of data capture.
oNot Active means that the analyzer is not currently capturing data.
oPaused means that data capture has been suspended.
oRunning means that the analyzer is actively capturing data.
l% Used
The next item shows how much of the buffer or capture file has been filled. For example, if you are
capturing to disk and have specified a 200 Kb capture file, the bar graph tells you how much of the
capture file has been used. When the graph reaches 100%, capture either stops or the file begins to
overwrite the oldest data, depending on the choices you made in the System Settings.
lUtilization/Events
The second half of the status bar gives the current utilization and total number of events seen on the
network. This is the total number of events monitored, not the total number of events captured. The
analyzer is always monitoring the circuit, even when data is not actively being captured. These graphs
allow you to keep an eye on what is happening on the circuit, without requiring you to capture data.
2.3.4 Frame Information on the Control Window
Frame Decoder information is located just below the Status bar on the Control window. It displays two pieces
of information.
lFrame Decoder (233 fps) displays the number of frames per second being decoded. You can toggle this
display on/off with Ctrl-D, but it is available only during a live capture.
l#132911 displays the total frames decoded.
l100% displays the percentage of buffer space used.
2.3.5 Control Window Menus
The menus appearing on the Control window vary depending on whether the data is being captured live or
whether you are looking at a .cfa file. The following tables describe each menu.
Mode Selection Hot
Key Description
Live Close Closes Live mode.
Table 2.2 - Control Window File Menu Selections
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Mode Selection Hot
Key Description
Capture
File
Go Live Returns to Live mode
Reframe If you need to change the protocol stack used to interpret a
capture file and the framing is different in the new stack, you
need to reframe in order for the protocol decode to be correct.
See Reframing on page 36
Unframe Removes start-of-frame and end-of-frame markers from your
data. SeeUnframing on page 36
Recreate
Companion File
This option is available when you are working with decoders. If
you change a decoder while working with data, you can
recreate the ".frm file", the companion file to the ".cfa file".
Recreating the ".frm file" helps ensure that the decoders will
work properly.
Reload Decoders The plug-ins are reset and received frames are decoded again.
Live &
Capture
File
Open Capture File Ctrl-
-O
Opens a Windows Open file dialog. at the default location
"...\Public Documents\Frontline Test Equipment\My Capture
Files\". Capture files have a .cfa extension.
Save Ctrl-
S
Saves the current capture or capture file. Opens a Windows
Save As dialog at the default location "...\Public
Documents\Frontline Test Equipment\My Capture Files\".
Exit ComProbe
Protocol Analysis
System
Shuts down the ComProbe Protocol Analysis System and all
open system windows.
Recent capture files A list of recently opened capture files will appear.
Table 2.2 - Control Window File Menu Selections (continued)
The View menu selections will vary depending on the Frontline analyzer in use.
Mode Selection Hot key Description
Live &
Capture
File
Event Display Ctrl-
Shift-E
Opens the Event Display window for analyzing byte level
data.
Frame Display Ctrl-
Shift-M
Opens the Frame Display window for analyzing protocol
level data
Bluetooth low
energy Timeline
Opens the Bluetooth low energy Timeline window for
analyzing protocol level data in a packet chronological
format and in packet throughput graph.
Bluetooth low
energy Packet Error
Rate Statistics
Opens the Bluetooth low energy PER Stats window to
show a dynamic graphical representation of the error rate
for each low energy channel.
Table 2.3 - Control Window View Menu Selections
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Mode Selection Hot-
key Description
Capture
File
Notes Ctrl-
Shift-
O
Opens the Notes window that allows the user to add
comments to a capture file.
Table 2.4 - Control Window Edit Menu Selections
The Live menu selections will vary depending on the Frontline analyzer in use.
Mode Selection Hot-
Key Description
The following two rows apply to all Frontline products except Set in Target.
Live Start Capture Shift-
F5
Begins data capture from the configured wireless devices.
Stop Capture F10 Stops data capture from the configured wireless devices.
The following rows apply to all Frontline products
Live Clear Shift-
F10
Clears or saves the capture file.
Table 2.5 - Control Window Live Menu Selections
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Mode Selection Hot-
Key Description
Live &
Capture
File
Hardware Settings 0 - Classic
1 - Bluetooth low energy
I/O Settings 0 - Classic
1 - Bluetooth low energy
System Settings Alt-
Enter
Opens the System Settings dialog for configuring capture
files.
Directories... Opens the File Locations dialog where the user can change
the default file locations.
Check for New
Releases at Startup
When this selection is enabled, the program automatically
checks for the latest Frontline protocol analyzer software
releases.
Side Names... Opens the Side Names dialog used to customize the
names of the slave and master wireless devices.
Protocol Stack... Opens the Select a Stack dialog where the user defines the
protocol stack they want the analyzer to use when
decoding frames.
Set Initial Decoder
Parameters...
Opens the Set Initial Decoder Parameters window. There
may be times when the context for decoding a frame is
missing. For example, if the analyzer captured a response
frame, but did not capture the command frame, then the
decode for the response may be incomplete. The Set Initial
Decoder Parameters dialog provides a means to supply the
context for any frame. The system allows the user to define
any number of parameters and save them in templates for
later use.Each entry in the window takes effect from the
beginning of the capture onward or until redefined in the Set
Subsequent Decoder Parameters dialog. This selection is
not present if no decoder is loaded that supports this
feature.
Set Subsequent
Decoder
Parameters...
Opens the Set Subsequent Decoder Parameters dialog
where the user can override an existing parameter at any
frame in the capture. Each entry takes effect from the
specified frame onward or until redefined in this dialog on a
later frame. This selection is not present if no decoder is
loaded that supports this feature.
Automatically
Request Missing
Decoder
Information
When checked, this selection opens a dialog that asking for
missing frame information. When unchecked, the analyzer
decodes each frame until it cannot go further and it stops
decoding. This selection is not present if no decoder is loaded
that supports this feature.
Enable/Disable
Audio Expert
System
When enabled, the Audio Expert System is active, other
wise it is not available. Only available when an Audio
Expert System licensed device is connected.
Table 2.5 - Control Window Live Menu Selections (continued)
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The Windows menu selection applies only to the Control window and open analysis windows: Frame
Display,Event Display,Message Sequence Chart,Bluetooth Timeline,Bluetooth low energy
Timeline, and Coexistence View. All other windows, such as the datasource, are not affected by these
selections.
Mode Selection Hot-
Key Description
Live &
Capture
File
Cascade Ctrl-W Arranges open analysis windows in a cascaded view with
window captions visible.
Close All Views Closes Open analysis windows.
Minimize Control
Minimizes All
When checked, minimizing the Control window also
minimizes all open analysis windows.
Frame Display and
Event Display
When these windows are open the menu will display these
selections. Clicking on the selection will bring that window
to the front.
Table 2.6 - Control Window Windows Menu Selections
Mode Selection Hot-Key Description
Live &
Capture
File
Help Topics Opens the Frontline Help window.
About Frontline
Protocol Analysis
System
Provides a pop-up showing the version and release
information, Frontline contact information, and copyright
information.
Support on the Web Opens a browser to fte.com technical support page.
Table 2.7 - Control Window Help Menu Selections
2.3.6 Minimizing Windows
Windows can be minimized individually or as a group when the Control window is minimized. To minimize
windows as a group:
1. Go to the Window menu on the Control window.
2. Select Minimize Control Minimizes All. The analyzer puts a check next to the menu item,
indicating that when the Control window is minimized, all windows are minimized.
3. Select the menu item again to deactivate this feature.
4. The windows minimize to the top of the operating system Task Bar.
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Chapter 3 Configuration Settings
In this section the Frontline software is used to configure an analyzer for capturing data .
3.1 BPAle I/O Settings - Datasource
3.1.1 BPA Low Energy datasource Toolbar/Menu
The datasource dialog toolbar and menu options are listed below.
Icon Description
Start Sniffing button to begin sniffing. All settings are saved automatically when you
start sniffing.
Pause button to stop sniffing.
Save button to save the configuration if you made changes but did not begin sniffing. All
settings are saved automatically when you start sniffing.
Help button opens the help file.
Table 3.1 - BPA Low Energy Datasource Toolbar
Menu Item Description
File Save and Exit options, self explanatory.
View Hides or displays the toolbar
BPA Low Energy Start Sniffing, Stop Sniffing
Help Opens ComProbe Help, and About BPA Low Energy.
Table 3.2 - BPA Low Energy datasource Menu
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