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CC2340R2: Testing Bad Connection Request

Luke
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Part Number: CC2340R2


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Hi team,

I am looking for a way to test the handling of a bad connection request. 

Previously, there was a hex file that was programmed onto a dongle that would send a bad connection request to make it easier to test. This had one of the parameters in the connection request set to an invalid value. I tried to use BTOOL already but it will not allow me to set an invalid value in the connection request.

Can you help come up with a way to test this condition if it does not already exist?

Best,

Luke

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    TI__Guru** 101490 points

    Hi Luke, 

    You can find out-there some tools - "fuzz tester" - used for this purpose. TI's BLEStack is tested against such tool - we could share some more details under NDA. 

    To answer more directly your question, BTool is for sure not the right tool here - as BTool will enforce Bluetooth compliance. What you could do it to start from a propRF project and modify it. 

    Best regards,