Linux command
hcitool 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Scan
hcitool scan
Example
hcitool name [bdaddr]
Example
hcitool info [bdaddr]
Example
hcitool lq [bdaddr]
Example
hcitool tpl [bdaddr] [0|1]
Example
hcitool lp
Example
hcitool auth [bdaddr]
Example
hcitool dev
说明
hcitool is a Bluetooth Host Controller Interface tool for monitoring, configuring connections, and sending commands to Bluetooth devices. It provides low-level access to Bluetooth functionality for diagnostics and advanced configuration. The tool can discover nearby devices, query device information, manage connections, and configure link parameters. It operates at the HCI layer, below the higher-level profiles like A2DP or HFP.
参数
- scan
- Scan for discoverable Bluetooth devices
- dev
- List local Bluetooth adapters
- name _bdaddr_
- Get remote device name
- info _bdaddr_
- Get remote device information
- lq _bdaddr_
- Get link quality
- tpl _bdaddr_ _type_
- Get/set transmit power level
- lp
- Display link policy
- auth _bdaddr_
- Request authentication
- con
- Display active connections
- cc _bdaddr_
- Create connection
- dc _bdaddr_
- Disconnect
FAQ
What is the hcitool command used for?
hcitool is a Bluetooth Host Controller Interface tool for monitoring, configuring connections, and sending commands to Bluetooth devices. It provides low-level access to Bluetooth functionality for diagnostics and advanced configuration. The tool can discover nearby devices, query device information, manage connections, and configure link parameters. It operates at the HCI layer, below the higher-level profiles like A2DP or HFP.
How do I run a basic hcitool example?
Run `hcitool scan` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does scan do in hcitool?
Scan for discoverable Bluetooth devices