Hi specialists,
it seems that classical BlueTooth certífication for Japan still makes trouble like in the year old thread below.
We habe an CE and FCC certified application based on the CC2560 and it turns out that the 17 testmodes described in the TI processor Wiki are not sufficient at all.
They are:;
BT Test Cases
Below are the test configuration modes for Classic BT:
- TM1: TX MODE GFSK CH 0(2402 MHz) 3Mbit
- TM2: TX MODE GFSK CH 59(2441 MHz) 3Mbit
- TM3: TX MODE GFSK CH 39(2480 MHz) 3Mbit
- TM4: TX MODE 8DPSK CH 0(2402 MHz) 3Mbit
- TM5: TX MODE 8DPSK CH 59(2441 MHz) 3Mbit
- TM6: TX MODE 8DPSK CH 39(2480 MHz) 3Mbit
- TM7: π/4-DQPSK modulation CH 0(2402 MHz)
- TM8: π/4-DQPSK modulation CH 59(2441 MHz)
- TM9: π/4-DQPSK modulation CH 39(2480 MHz)
- TM10: AFH (Adaptive Frequency Hopping) mode
- TM11: Hopping on all channels with data packet mode DH1
- TM12: Hopping on all channels with data packet mode DH3
- TM13: Hopping on all channels with data packet mode DH5
- TM14: TX MODE no modulation (CW) CH 59 (2441 MHz)
- TM15: RX MODE CH 0 (2402 MHz)
- TM16: RX MODE CH 59 (2441 MHz)
- TM17: RX MODE CH 39 (2480 MHz)
The teslab requires 6 more modes and describe them:
1. Hopping On channels with data packet mode DH5 20channel.
2. Hopping On channels with data packet mode 3DH5 79 channel.
3. Hopping On channels with data packet mode 3DH5 20 channel.
4. Hopping On channels with data packet mode DH5 79channel.
** For #4, pls apply modulation with the hopping stopped.
5. Hopping On channels with data packet mode 3DH5 79 channel.
** For #5, pls apply modulation with the hopping stopped.
6. Hopping On channels with data packet mode DH5 79channel.
** For #6, this should be receiving only with transmission stopped.
Is there anyone of you who know what exactly is needed?
Thanks in advance,
Matthias