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ISBN10: 0071409637 | ISBN13: 9780071409636
ISBN10: 0071409637
ISBN13: 9780071409636
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Unlike most other references on the market, this next-generation resource goes well beyond Bluetooth specifications and thoroughly examines different implementation approaches--as taught by a "master instructor." * Discusses Bluetooth in detail, covering both operational characteristics as well as its use in a wireless communications system * Addresses the coexistence of Bluetooth's with other wireless networks * Provides information on the significant security problems that exist when communicating without wires * Based on 2 very popular and highly effective courses the author has been teaching for more than a year
=Chapter 1. Introduction=Differences between wired and wireless communication=Wireless communication basics=The Bluetooth story=The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG)=Overview of Bluetooth applications=Chapter 2. Indoor Radio Propagation and Useful Range=Large scale path loss=Bluetooth range calculations=Primary ray tracing for improved accuracy=Multipath and its effect on communication performance=The nature of interference=Antennas for imbedded communication=Chapter 3. The Bluetooth Radio=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Wireless communication basics=The Bluetooth story=The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG)=Overview of Bluetooth applications=Chapter 2. Indoor Radio Propagation and Useful Range=Large scale path loss=Bluetooth range calculations=Primary ray tracing for improved accuracy=Multipath and its effect on communication performance=The nature of interference=Antennas for imbedded communication=Chapter 3. The Bluetooth Radio=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG)=Overview of Bluetooth applications=Chapter 2. Indoor Radio Propagation and Useful Range=Large scale path loss=Bluetooth range calculations=Primary ray tracing for improved accuracy=Multipath and its effect on communication performance=The nature of interference=Antennas for imbedded communication=Chapter 3. The Bluetooth Radio=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Chapter 2. Indoor Radio Propagation and Useful Range=Large scale path loss=Bluetooth range calculations=Primary ray tracing for improved accuracy=Multipath and its effect on communication performance=The nature of interference=Antennas for imbedded communication=Chapter 3. The Bluetooth Radio=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Bluetooth range calculations=Primary ray tracing for improved accuracy=Multipath and its effect on communication performance=The nature of interference=Antennas for imbedded communication=Chapter 3. The Bluetooth Radio=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Multipath and its effect on communication performance=The nature of interference=Antennas for imbedded communication=Chapter 3. The Bluetooth Radio=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Antennas for imbedded communication=Chapter 3. The Bluetooth Radio=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Placing information onto the RF carrier=Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Sensitivity, selectivity, and carrier-to-interference (C/I) performance=Chapter 4. Bluetooth Packets and their Structure=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Bluetooth time division duplexing=System clock for timing control=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Error control coding=Bluetooth addresses=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Bluetooth packet format=Chapter 5. Establishing Contact through Paging and Inquiry=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Bluetooth piconet activity and states=Paging other Bluetooth devices=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Finding other Bluetooth devices=Chapter 6. Operation of the Piconet=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Connection process and the active state=Hop selection=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Low power modes=Bringing new devices into an existing piconet=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=The scatternet and its implications=Chapter 7. Controlling the Piconet=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=General link session=Role of the Link Manager Protocol (LMP)=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=LMP packets and op-codes=Sample LMP commands=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Quality of service issues=Chapter 8. Transferring Data and Audio Information=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) for data=Communicating with audio packets=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Chapter 9. Bluetooth Security=Security entities=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Link keys and how they are created=Authentication=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Encryption=Pairing, bonding, and trust=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Filtering access from other devices=Bluetooth network vulnerability=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Chapter 10. Host Interfacing=General Bluetooth architecture=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Methods of connecting Bluetooth to a host=The Host Controller Interface (HCI)=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Chapter 11. Bluetooth Profiles and Upper Level Protocols=Role of profiles=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Profile interaction=Summary of Bluetooth profiles and their functions=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Chapter 12. Designing and Testing the Bluetooth Module=Hardware architecture=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Methods of adding Bluetooth to a host device=Testing Bluetooth devices=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Bluetooth qualification=Interoperability=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Chapter 13. Coexistence with Other Wireless Devices=Other users in the 2.4 GHz band=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Infrared as an alternative to Bluetooth=Interference analysis=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Implementing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same host=Chapter 14. The Future of Bluetooth=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Faster data rates: Radio2 working group=Adaptive hopping=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Store and forward capability=Smart antennas=Glossary=References=Index
=Glossary=References=Index
=Index
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