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[FAQ] BLE Qualification : Known Issues and Fixes [Updated July 2021]

CC2642R: Bluetooth qualification issue (Test plan)

Anders Remar
Prodigy 40 points

Part Number: CC2642R

Hi, I am trying to use the Launchstudio tool at bluetooth.com in order to generate a test plan for my design that is based on CC2642R. When I come to the step "ICS Selection", I get a lot of invalid dependencies that I do not understand how to resolve, I thought that, as I am using a qualified component, only have to test the RF-PHY part of my design. If I choose to not resolve the invalid dependencies and continue, I get a huge test plan. Something must be wrong.

I have found the following information on this forum but do not understand the contents of the zip files.

For CC2642, attached here are test evidence needed to complete the BT5.0 listing; 

5775.SM.MAS.KDU.BI-01.zip

8321.SM.SLA.KDU.BI-01.zip

For LL/CON/MAS/BV-13-C, LL/CON/MAS/BV-21-C, LL/CON/SLA/BV-14-C, LL/CON/SLA/BV-22-C, please refer to this evidence report from Dekra:

2019_08-Dekra_LLTest_Erratum10734.pdf

Questions concerning the zip files::
1) How are the contents of the log files related to the Bluetooth test cases ?
2) How do I open the *.btt files ?
Any ideas are helpful ! Thanks in advance !
With best regards
Anders Remar
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    TI__Guru 57865 points

    Hi Anders,

    Those logs are evidence that our device successfully passes the specific test cases. You can use those in the End Product Listing to validate coverage. 

    The btt files are over-the-air sniffer captures made by Ellisys. You can download their software (for free) on their webpage.