ubertooth-debug(1)

ubertooth-debug1

Classic bluetooth discovery, sniffing, and decoding

Usage

ubertooth-debug -r <number>[,<number>[,...]]

Overview

ubertooth-debug(1) is a tool for reading register values from the CC2400 chip on Ubertooth One. It is primarily designed to assist firmware development but may be of interest to curious hackers.

Options

Options:

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-r <reg>[,<reg> [,[...]]] : Read one or more registers from the CC2400 on Ubertooth

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-r <start>-<end> : Read a consecutive set of registers from the CC2400 on Ubertooth

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-v <0-2> : Sets the level of verbosity, default is 1.

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-U<0-7> : Which Ubertooth device to use

Examples

To read the MANOR register, use:

ubertooth-debug -r 19

Registers can also be specified by name, the following will also read the MANOR register:

ubertooth-debug -r %manor

Read a range of registers:

ubertooth-debug -r 19-22

Dump all registers with:

ubertooth-debug -r 0x00-0x70

Releases

5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 1 time.

  1. 9
  2. 10–13

-h until Debian 9 (Stretch); -r until Debian 9 (Stretch).

Author

This manual page was written by Dominic Spill.

From ubertooth 2018.12.R1-5.3 in Debian 13 (Trixie). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.