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`Bluetooth Trademark —As defined in the Promoters‘ Agreement and the
`Adapters’ Agreement.
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`Bluetooth Brand — Covers all the brand elements specified in the "The Blue-
`tooth Brand Book". Equal to the Bluetooth Trademark.
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`Bluetooth Logo or Logo —the brand element referred to as the ‘figure mark’ in
`the ‘The Bluetooth Brand Book‘.
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`Bluetooth l_icense— all the rights, defined in the Promoters’ and Adopters'
`Agreements respectively, that are granted by compliance with the specification,
`i.e. the Bluetooth Patent License and the Bluetooth Brand License.
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`Bluetooth Patent License — the applicable parts of the Bluetooth license con-
`sisting of patent rights or parts thereof as defined in the Promoters‘ and
`Adopters' Agreements respectively.
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`Bluetooth Brand License — the applicable parts of the Bluetooth license con-
`sisting of trademark rights as defined in the Promoters‘ and Adopters’ Agree-
`ments respectively.
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`Protocol specification — defines the communication between two peer devices
`at a certain layer.
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`Profile spa-cification— defines the usage of (parts of) the protocol stack for a
`certain Bluetooth usage model.
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`Bluetooth qualification process — the rules and procedures by which the manu-
`facturer demonstrates compliance to the Bluetooth specification.
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`Bluetooth qualification program — the implementation of the Bluetooth qualifica-
`tion process.
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`Bluetooth Qualification Review Board (BQRB)— responsible for managing,
`reviewing and improving the Bluetooth qualification program. The original
`Bluetooth SIG companies will appoint BQRB initial members.
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`Bluetooth Qualification Test Facility (BQ TF) — a test facility that is officially
`authorized by BQRB to test Bluetooth products.
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`Bluetooth Qualification Body (BQB)— a specific person authorized by the
`BQRB to be responsible for checking declarations and documents against
`requirements. reviewing product test reports, and listing products on the official
`database of Bluetooth qualified products.
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`Bluetooth Qualification Administrator (BQA) — a person responsible for admin-
`istering the Bluetooth Qualification Program on behalf of BQRB.
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`fmpiementarfon Conformance Statement (ICS)— a document that the manufac-
`turer attaches to the product when submitting it for qualification. It specifies all
`the implemented Bluetooth capabilities in detail.
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`Biuetooth Fellow/1doprer— equal to Bluetooth Promoters + Bluetooth Adopt-
`ers.
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`Terms used
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`Rules and guidelines on how to use the Bluetooth Brand elements are stated in
`the document “'T'rae Bluetooth Brand frock" which is available on the Bluetooth
`Web site.
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`The Bluetooth Specification has been created. according to our best knowl-
`edge, to meet regulatory requirements worldwide. Regulatory certification as
`such is not a part of the Bluetooth qualification requirements, yet it is a require-
`ment in all markets. It is the sole responsibility of each manufacturer to ensure
`that their products have all necessary regulatory approvals for the markets
`where their product(s) are intended to be sold or used.
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`A product must complete Bluetooth Qualification to meet the requirements for
`"complying with the Specification". The Bluetooth license granted by the Pro-
`moters‘ and Adopters’ Agreements respectively is valid only for qualified prod-
`ucts and is not transferable to other products.
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`In this document, the ‘Bluetooth license’ is sometimes divided into the ‘Blue-
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`tooth patent license’ and the ‘Bluetooth brand license’ for practical reasons.
`These terms correspond, respectively, to the terms ‘necessary claims‘ and
`‘trademark’ in the Promoters’ and Adopters' Agreements respectively.
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`Sanctions will be invoked against any company responsible for producing or
`trading (a) products containing elements of the Bluetooth Interface, as defined
`in the Bluetooth Promoters’ Agreement and Adopters' Agreement respectively,
`that do not comply with the Specification, or (b) products containing elements
`of the Bluetooth Interface that have not completed Bluetooth Qualification.
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`The Bluetooth SIG reserves the right to define a process for adding new Blue-
`tooth profiles after the release of the Specification 1.0.
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`A Bluetooth brand license is granted by Ericsson to all Fellow Adopters for the
`use of the trademark in connection with products complying with the Specifica-
`tion.
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`Ericsson further provides Fellow Adopters a limited indemnity for costs and
`expenses incurred by the Fellow Adopter based upon the use of the trade mark
`within countries where Ericsson has registered the trademark. Ericsson does
`not take upon itself any liability regarding product, whether such liability is
`based on damages caused by the product for persons or property, or defects in
`the product itself.
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`4 THE VALUE OF THE BLUETOOTH BRAND
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`The purpose of this document is to define the requirements for Bluetooth com-
`pliance This has been done while bearing the basic Bluetooth philosophy in
`mind:
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`"Wireless Connections Made Easy"
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`Examples of important end-user experiences are:
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`- Reliable high-quality radio links.
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`Interoperability between products of any brands,
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`- Easily understood product capabilities.
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`A reliable radio link experience depends upon all products demonstrating com-
`pliance with the Bluetooth radio link performance specifications. Interoperability
`is achieved by protocol and profile implementation conformance. Ease of use
`depends upon clear, consistent documentation of Bluetooth capabilities in
`product literature. All these elements are addressed in the requirements for
`Bluetooth compliance.
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`5 THE BLUETOOTH QUALIFICATION PROGRAM
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`This paragraph specifies the framework of the Bluetooth qualification program
`that a Bluetooth qualification applicant must perform. When completed, the full
`Bluetooth qualification program will be published at the Bluetooth web site.
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`The Bluetooth qualification program (‘Program’) establishes the rules and pro-
`cedures by which the manufacturer demonstrates compliance to the Bluetooth
`specifications, and the process by which the Bluetooth license may be used by
`product manufacturers and distributors.
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`The Program defines the following entities:
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`- Bluetooth Quaiification Review Board (BQRB) — responsible for managing,
`reviewing and improving the Bluetooth qualification program. The original
`Bluetooth SIG companies will appoint BQRB initial members.
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`Biuetooth Qualification Administrator (BOA) — responsible for administering
`the Bluetooth Qualification Program on behalf of BQRB.
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`Bluetooth Qualification Test Facihty (BO TF) ~ a test faciiity that is officially
`authorized by BQRB to test Bluetooth products.
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`Biuetooth Quaiification Body (808) — a specific person authorized by the
`BQRB to be responsible for checking declarations and documents against
`requirements, reviewing product test reports, and listing products on the off-
`cial database of Bluetooth qualified products.
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`Functions and relationships are illustrated in Figure :3. '3.
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`Declarations and
`documentation
`reviewed
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`Qualified
`Products
`List
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`Summary of the Qualification process:
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`1. The Fellow Adopter submits the product for Bluetooth qualification to a
`BQTF. The manufacturer must add temporary interfaces andior functionality
`so that all implemented Bluetooth capabilities can be tested. The BQTF is
`not responsible for providing any secondary systems such as a LAN, PSTN
`or GSM network to facilitate the testing. Necessary documentation shall be
`provided; e.g. product description, user's manual and the Implementation
`Conformance Statement (a template for this document will be available at
`the Bluetooth web site). The BQTF tests each Bluetooth feature declared in
`the Implementation Conformance Statement according to the current Test
`Specification and BQRB policies and prepares a test report.
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`. The test results and product documentation are then sent to the BQB. The
`Fellow Adopter sends an application to the BQB requesting that the product
`be listed as ‘Bluetooth Qualified‘. The application shall contain —
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`a) Precise product description, and
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`b) Declaration of Compliance with the Bluetooth Specification
`(including this entire document) and the Bluetooth Brand Book,
`signed by a duly authorized official of the Fellow Adopter.
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`. When the application is complete, the BQB issues a Qualified Product notice
`and (with the applicant's permission} lists the product on the official Blue-
`tooth Qualified products databases which can be viewed by all Fellow
`Adopters.
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`The BQTF may either be a third»party test house or an internal function of the
`applying Fellow Adopter. Also the BOB can be either internal or external. Both
`the BQTF and the BOB must always be authorized by the BQRB.
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`it is the responsibility of the manufacturer to establish any necessary non-
`disciosure agreements with BQTF. BQB and (if required) BQA. In the event the
`BQB cannot determine compliance the BQB may. with the applicant's permis-
`sion, submit information to the BOA for a ruling. In the event the BQRB must be
`consulted. the applicant will be requested to prepare a submission according to
`BQRB guidelines.
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`The Fellow Adopter will be invoiced directly from BQTF and BOB for their
`respective services and expenses. The BQRB will also charge a fee to finance
`the administration associated with the Qualification program. Initially, this fee
`will be $3000 per listed product. It will subsequently be adjusted once per year,
`to reflect the actual cost.
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`6 BLUETOOTH LICENSE REQUIREMENTS FOR
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`PRODUCTS
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`This section summarizes the product requirements that must be met to com-
`plete a Bluetooth Qualification.
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`The product requirements are divided into:
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`- Bluetooth radio link requirements
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`- Bluetooth protocol requirements
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`- Bluetooth profile requirements
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`- Bluetooth information requirements
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`6.1 BLUETOOTH RADIO LINK REQUIREMENTS
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`6.1.1 Requirement description
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`The Bluetooth radio link shall meet certain minimum requirements, which are
`documented in the Test Specification. This is to establish and maintain the
`Bluetooth technology as the preferred choice for wireless short-range links.
`The Test Specification for the Bluetooth radio link requirements will be based
`on the Bluetooth specification Part A (Radio specification).
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`6.1.2 Qualification
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`The BQRB will issue a list of BQTFs that are allowed to qualify products
`against the Bluetooth performance requirements.
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`6.2 BLUETOOTH PROTOCOL REQUIREMENTS
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`The implementation of the lower layers of the Bluetooth protocol stack shall
`meet certain minimum requirements. which are documented in the Test Speci-
`fication. In order to verify that these requirements are met, individual testing of
`these protocols will be performed. The verification will be done by accessing
`the upper interface of these protocols through the Bluetooth Test Control Inter-
`face, TCl. How this test control interface will be used during verification is
`described in the Test Specification.
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`The Test Specification for the Bluetooth protocol requirements will be based on
`the Bluetooth specification Part B, C, D and H (Base band, Link Manager, Log-
`ical Link Control and Adaptation and, if applicable, the Host Controller Inter-
`face).
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`6.2.1 Qualification
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`The BQRB will issue a list of BQTFs that are allowed to qualify products
`against the Bluetooth protocol requirements.
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`The manufacturer is allowed to modify both the HW and SW of the product, to
`make it possible to perform the protocol tests. If this is done, the manufacturer
`must guarantee that an identical implementation of Bluetooth specification Part
`B, C, D and H (Base band, Link Manager, Logical Link Control and Adaptation
`and, if applicable, the Host Controller Interface) is used in the real product.
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`6.3 BLUETOOTH PROFILE REQUIREMENTS
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`6.3.1 Requirement description
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`The Bluetooth products Shall meet certain minimum Bluetooth profile require-
`ments which, for each profile, is defined in the Test Specification. This is to
`ensure that the end user can benefit from interoperability between different
`products and brands. The Test Specification for the Bluetooth profile require-
`ments will be based on the Bluetooth specification Part K (Profile specifica-
`tions).
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`The following general Bluetooth profile requirements must always be met:
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`- The “Generic Access” profile must be complied with.
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`- All implemented Bluetooth services must be described in the "Implementa-
`tion Conformance Statement".
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`All Bluetooth profiles declared in the "Implementation Conformance State-
`ment" must be implemented according to each profile specification.
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`All mandatory features of a Bluetooth profile role shall be implemented. All
`implemented optional Bluetooth features ofa profile role shalt be impis-
`mented according to the profile specification.
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`If a service, for which there exists a Bluetooth profile, shall be implemented,
`it must be done according to that profile. It is permitted to make improve-
`ments or add features to a profile, as long as interoperability is maintained
`with other products that have implemented the standard profile as described
`in the previous paragraph. Improvements or new features can only be acti-
`vated after proper negotiation between two Bluetooth devices.
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`Notification: A Feliow Adopter that wants to implement a new service, for which
`there is no sufficient standardized Bluetooth profile specification available, is
`allowed to do So. However, this new service must never be referred to in a way
`that it could mistakenly be interpreted as being a standard Bluetooth profile and
`part of the Bluetooth specification. The manufacturer must inform the
`market as well as the end user in a clear and consistent way about these limita-
`tions in general interoperability.
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`The BQRB will issue a list of BQTF that are allowed to qualify products against
`the Bluetooth profile requirements.
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`6.4 BLUETOOTH INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS
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`6.4.1 Requirement description
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`The manufacturer shall inform the market and end users in a clear and consis-
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`tent way about the implemented Bluetooth capabilities.
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`6.4.2 Qualification
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`The product will be qualified against the Bluetooth information requirements.
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`6.5 REQUIREMENTS ON BLUETOOTH ACCESSORY
`PRODUCTS
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`6.5.1 Definition of ‘Bluetooth accessory products’
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`A Bluetooth accessory product is defined as "A product marketed to the end
`user, containing at least the hardware for the Bluetooth radio and baseband,
`yet not being a stand-alone Bluetooth product. After being installed in a host
`system, the product acts like a complete Bluetooth product." Examples of Blue-
`tooth accessory products: PC-Cards, serial port dongles, USB dongles.
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`Bluetooth accessory products must also pass through the complete Bluetooth
`qualification process. To facilitate testing, the Bluetooth accessory product and
`the provided Bluetooth SW will be installed in a host device that is provided by
`the manufacturer.
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`6.5.2 Qualification
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`Same as in Session 6.‘: - Serstiorr 8.4 above.
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`6.6 REQUIREMENTS ON BLUETOOTH COMPONENTS
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`6.6.1 Definition of “Bluetooth components”
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`A Btuetooth component is defined as "A component product designed and mar-
`keted for the enabling of a complete Bluetooth product. which component prod-
`uct containing at least a subset of an existing Bluetooth Profile (see ?3s=.r.::'.ion $.13
`en page 833), yet not being able to function as a complete Bluetooth product".
`For example, a Bluetooth component might be a complete module designed for
`integration on a PC board, or an integrated circuit impiementing all Bluetooth
`baseband and protocol functions.
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`A Bluetooth component is typically purchased and integrated by an original
`equipment manufacturer (OEM) into a product designed for sale to an end
`usen
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`A Bluetooth component manufacturer will typically obtain a limited Bluetooth
`License enabling the manufacturer to identify the component's Bluetooth capa-
`bilities. A component manufacturer may also wish to minimize their OEM cus-
`tomer's qualification testing requirements through one-time qualification testing
`of a reference design based on the component. Qualifying a component is not
`necessary as long as the final product is qualified. The possibility has been cre-
`ated only to ease the marketing of Bluetooth components.
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`6.6.2 Requirement description
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`Bluetooth components must pass through the complete Bluetooth qualification
`process in a reference design configuration documented in an application note.
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`Bluetooth products incorporating a limitedly licensed Bluetooth component
`must also pass through the complete Bluetooth qualification process. However.
`certain tests may be waived if so indicated in the limited Bluetooth License
`valid for the component.
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`A component‘s limited Bluetooth License identifies specific qualification tests
`that may be considered pre-qualified by an OEM manufacturer using the com-
`ponent in an end-user product. These specific qualification tests are identified
`by the BQTF, which performs qualification testing of the Bluetooth component
`in its reference design. BQTF identifies those tests based on the unique design
`characteristics of the component in consultation with the manufacturer.
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`6.6.3 Qualification
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`A product which includes an integrated Bluetooth component must be qualified
`as described in Sectien 8.1 - 73.»:-action 6.4 above, possibly with some of the tests
`waived if so indicated in the limited Bluetooth License valid for the component.
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`7 BLUETOOTH LICENSE PROVISIONS FOR EARLY
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`PRODUCTS
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`The process and conditions for qualifying early products (that may contain rea-
`sonable deviations from the Bluetooth specification) will be defined and pub-
`lished on the Bluetooth web site.
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`8 BLUETOOTH BRAND LICENSE PROVISIONS FOR
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`SPECIAL PRODUCTS 8: MARKETING
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`This section defines the requirements for using the Bluetooth Brand elements
`for special products and marketing.
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`8.1 BLUETOOTH DEVELOPMENT TOOLS AND DEMOS
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`8.1.1 Definition of ‘Bluetooth Development tools and demos’
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`Bluetooth Development tools and demos are products intended either for
`developing commercial Bluetooth products or for demonstrating the Bluetooth
`technology in a certain application. Neither one may be sold to ordinary con-
`sumers.
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`8.1.2 Requirement description
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`The manufacturer andior seller of these products shall clearly inform the
`targeted audienceicustomer that the products are for development andfor dem~
`onstration purpose only, and that they have not been qualified to the Bluetooth
`specification.
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`8.1.3 Qualification
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`Qualification testing by a BQTF is not required. Qualification is based upon the
`applicants declaration of compliance with the Specification and Brand Book.
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`8.2 MARKETING
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`The Bluetooth Brand elements may be used for general marketing and product
`announcements. The rules of the Bluetooth Brand Book must be followed.
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`if the Bluetooth Brand is used on a give-away item, where it is not obvious to
`everyone that the product doesn't contain a Bluetooth radio, then a clear dis-
`claimer has to be displayed on the product (e.g. a giveaway calculator with the
`Bluetooth brand must have a visible disclaimer since the idea of calculators
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`with in-buiit Bluetooth actually makes sense}.
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`9 RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING INFORMATION
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`ABOUT A PRODUCT’S BLUETOOTH CAPABILITIES
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`In addition to the requirements set forth in the Brand Book. it is recommended
`that at least the following pieces of information are provided for the market and
`the end-user:
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`- The Bluetooth capabilities of the product should be stated, at least in brief,
`on the product box.
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`The user's manual (or corresponding information) should contain a section
`where all the Bluetooth capabilities are described. A list of qualified standard
`profiles using the profile names listed in Appendix B should be contained. If
`applicable, revision numbers of the implemented profiles shall be included.
`For early products a list of interoperable products instead of profiles should
`be contained.
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`Important places for end-user information are user's manuals (user guides),
`leaflets. boxes and other advertisement material.
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`An example of information in a user's manual can be found in Appendix A on
`pagge fez?-f}.
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`It is important that new profiles, not sanctioned by the Bluetooth SIG, cannot be
`mistaken for profiles contained in the Bluetooth specification. In case of new
`profiles it is important that the manufacturer inform the market and the end user
`about what other products that interoperability can be expected with.
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`10 QUALITY MANAGEMENT, CONFIGURATION
`MANAGEMENT AND VERSION CONTROL
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`Each manufacturer is responsible for keeping a high quality level when mass-
`producing an approved product. Products that are put on the market shall meet
`the requirements for which the product has been qualified.
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`A Bluetooth Qualification covers specific product hardware and software ver-
`sions. The product's manufacturer is responsible for ensuring that all produc-
`tion units perform identically to the qualified version, by maintaining appropriate
`quality management and configuration management programs.
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`Major hardware or software modifications related to the Bluetooth part of a
`qualified product, shall be documented and submitted to the BOB for review.
`Based on the manufacturer's representations, the BOB may certify that the
`product requires no further testing and allow the license to be updated to
`include the new version. In other cases, the BOB may identify a limited subset
`of tests that must be performed by a BQTF to qualify the new version.
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`Addition of Bluetooth capabilities requires a new qualification of the product.
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`11 APPENDIX A — EXAMPLE OF A “BLUETO0TH
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`CAPABILITY STATEMENT”
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`This is an example of a Bluetooth Capability Statement in a User's Manual.
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`Bluetooth Capability Statement
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`This product is manufactured to meet the Bluetooth
`Specification 1.0. The following Bluetooth functions are supported:
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`- Service Discovery
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`- Cordless Telephony
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`- Local Telephony
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`- Headset
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`The profiles normally use roles. In most cases it is obvious which role a certain
`product has implemented. Where doubt or misunderstanding could arise, the
`implemented role shall be explicitly stated after the profile name.
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`12 APPENDIX B - MARKETING NAMES OF
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`BLUETOOTH PROFILES
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`Bluetooth uses profiles to ensure interoperability between products and
`brands. The profile specifications are technical documents. In the marketing
`communication it is strongly recommended to use the names listed in Table
`123?.
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`Comments
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`Mandatory
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`Profile name
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`Generic Access
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`Marketing name
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`Generic Access
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`Service Discovery
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`Service Discovery
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`Cordless Telephony
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`Cordless Telephony
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`Intercom
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`Headset
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`Local Telephony
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`Headset
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`Speaker phone
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`Speakerphone
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`Dial-up networking
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`Fax
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`LAN Access
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`Conferencing
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`Serial port
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`Modem
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`Fax
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`Network access point
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`Conferencing
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`Serial port
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`Generic Object Exchange
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`Object Exchange
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`Object Push
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`Object push
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`File Transfer and Browsing
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`Data sharing
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`Synchronization
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`Synchronization
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`CONTROL INTERFACE
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`This ocumént describes the Bluetooth Test
`Contiol Inteéace (TCI). The TCI provides a uni-
`form‘ etho of accessing the upperinterface
`of th§ Syste _ Under Test (SUT) andlor the
`lmplfimentaglan Under Test (IUT).
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`Test Control Interface
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`CONTENTS
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`1.2
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`2.3
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`3.1
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`3.1.1
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`Fiequired
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`Biueitaoth protocoi rezzuirements
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`3.2.1
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`Required
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`4.3
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`BLUETOOTH SPECIFICATION Version 1.0 B
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`Test Contra! interface
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`1
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`INTRODUCTION
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`1.1 TERMS USED
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`Bluetooth.
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`IUT = Implementation Under Test: An implementation of one or more OSl pro-
`tocols in an adjacent useriprovider relationship. being that part of a real open
`system which is to be studied by testing.
`This term will be used when describing the test concept for Bluetooth acces-
`sory products and Bluetooth components. The definition of Bluetooth acces-
`sory products and Bluetooth components can be found in Part 5:}? 1 Section
`Ei.:'$.1 on page 834 and in F’:-art i:2 I Section fits.-t on page 834.
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`SUT = System Under Test: The real open system in which the IUT resides.
`This term will be used when describing the test concept for Bluetooth products.
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`TCI = Test Control Interface: The interface and protocol used by the tester to
`send and receive commands and messages to and from the upper interface of
`the SUTIIUT.
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`1.2 THE NEEDS FOR A UNIFIED TEST INTERFACE
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`For all Bluetooth accessory products. Bluetooth components and Bluetooth
`products, protocol testing will be used to verify the implemented functionality in
`the lowest layers; i.e. conformance testing.
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`For this type of testing, an upper tester (UT) will be required to completely test
`the implementation.
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`in order to shield the tester from having to adopt to each and every implemen-
`tation of IUTs or SUTs. the use of a standardized control interface is mandated.
`This concept puts some extra burden upon the manufacturer of the IUTISUT.
`The manufacturer must:
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`- adopt the implementation-dependent interface to the TCI
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`-
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`supply, with the IUT, the adapter needed (can be HW, SW or FW)
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`1.3 USAGE OF THE INTERFACE
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`Bluetooth-
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`The Bluetooth Test Control Interface, TCI, will be used when verifying the Blue-
`tooth protocol requirements for a Bluetooth accessory product, Bluetooth com-
`ponent or a Bluetooth product. More specifically, the TCI will be used when
`verifying implemented functionality of the:
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`- Baseband layer, BB (the protocol-related part)
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`- Link Manager Protocol, LMP
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`- Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol, LZCAP
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`and, if support of the HCI is claimed by the manufacturer:
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`- Host Control Interface, HCI
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`2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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`The interface used between the tester and the SUTIIUT will be either of two
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`types:
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`1. TCI-HCI
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`This interface is semantically and syntactically identical to the HCI interface
`described in “Part i-tzt" on page 51?’.
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`. TCI-LZCAP
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`This interface is based on the HO] interface, and will be used during verifica-
`tion of the L2CAP layer of the SUTIIUT.
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`The proposed physical bearer is one of the transport layers specified for the
`HCI: USB, RS232 or UART