HUIZHOU GAOSHENGDA TECHNOLOGY WT4XR1210 User Manual

Realtek Bluetooth
MP UI User Guide
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A. Electrical Characteristics Working Frequency
2.4GHz~2.5GHz
4.9GHz~5.85GHz
S.W.R. Antenna Gain
Antenna Type Efficiency
Impedance 50 Ohm Polarization / Azimuth Linear / Omni-directional B. Mechanical Dimension Cable Length Of Main Ant L:340mm(BLACK) Cable Length Of Aux Ant C. Material Stamping Metal Copper antenna Coaxial Cable 50 Ohm / O.D.1.13mm
2.4GHz~2.5GHz <2.0
4.9GHz~5.85GHz <2.0
Main port:2dBi Aux port:2dBi
PCB
2.4GHz~2.5GHz >70%
4.9GHz~5.85GHz >75%
Mini Coaxial Connector IPEX PLUG D. Environmental Operation Temperature -40~ +85 Storage Temperature
-40~ +85
Bluetooth MP Operation Flow
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Host Interface: BT USB/UART/PCIe
Power on DUT
Open UI & Select
Host Control Interface
Host Interface and
Parameter Initial
If BT Patch?
No
Enter MP UI
Yes
Send Patch code by
HCI vendor command
Set “IsFirmwarePatchAtInit” in the HCISetup.ini, 0Skip Patch, 1Patch
The patch file is “patch.bin” (located the same directory with RTK_BT_MP.exe)
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Host Interface: WiFi USB/UART/PCIe (Windows Platform)
Power on DUT
Send Patch code by WiFi
via Mailbox
Open UI & Select
Host Control Interface
Host Interface and
Parameter Initial
Enter MP UI
The WiFi driver must download BT patch while DUT power on.
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Host Interface: Linux Platform
The WiFi in the DUT UI must be turned off after Power on. (no WLAN module exit in the system)
“IsPushMPDriver” in the HCISetup.ini
defines: 0 skip push, 1push.
Power on DUT
Open UI & Select
Host Control Interface
The MP driver filename is specified in the
ADBMPDriverFilename” of the HCISetup.ini
It must place in the same directory with RTK_BT_MP.exe.
The push destination is defined in the ADBMPDriverRouteof the HCISetup.ini .
The insert WiFi module is specified by the
“ADBMPDriverRoute” + “ADBMPDriverFilename”
in the HCISetup.ini .
.
Host Interface and
Parameter Initial
If Push WiFi driver?
No
Inser WLAN mdule
Enable WLAN
Download BT Patch
Enter MP UI
Yes
Push WiFi driver to
Platform
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Bluetooth MP UI Initial
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Host Interface: BT USB Port (8723AE,8723AE-VAU)
RTL8723AE
WiFi
FW
PCIE
WinXP/Win7
8723AE WiFi
MP driver
DUT
Mail
box
PC
CPU
BT
FW
USB
RTK BT
MP Driver
RTL8723AS-VAU
WiFi
FW
PC
CPU
WinXP/Win7
8723AS-VAU
WiFi MP driver
DUT
Mail
box
BT
FW
USB
RTK BT
MP Driver
RTK WiFi
MP UI
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RTK BT
MP UI
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RTK WiFi
MP UI
RTK BT
MP UI
Host Interface: BT USB Port (8723AE,8723AE-VAU)
Select “BT USB” , Choose USB port number, and Press “OK” button to start the MP.
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Host Interface: BT UART Port (8723AS)
DUT
RTL8723AS
WiFi
FW
SDIO
WinXP/Win7
8723AS WiFi
MP driver
RTK WiFi
MP UI
Mail
box
PC
CPU
BT FW
UART
RTK BT
MP Driver
RTK BT
MP UI
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Host Interface: BT UART Port (8723AS)
Select “BT UART” , Choose COM port number and baud rate (default: 115200), and Press “OK”
button to start the MP.
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Host Interface: WiFi PCIe Port (8723AE)
DUT
RTL8723AE
PCIE
8723AE
MP driver
RTK WiFi
MP UI
WiFi
FW
WinXP/Win7
Mail
box
PC
CPU
BT FW
RTK BT
MP UI
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Host Interface: WiFi PCIe Port (8723AE)
Select “WiFi PCIe” , and Press “OK” button to start the MP.
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Host Interface: WiFi SDIO Port (8723AS)
DUT
RTL8723AS
SDIO
8723AS
MP driver
RTK WiFi
MP UI
WiFi
FW
Mail
box
PC
CPU
WinXP/Win7
BT FW
RTK BT
MP UI
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Host Interface: WiFi SDIO Port (8723AS)
Select “WiFi SDIO” , and Press “OK” button to start the MP.
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Host Interface: WiFi USB Port (8723AS-VAU)
DUT
RTL8723AS-VAU
WiFi
FW
USB
WinXP/Win7
8723AS-VAU
MP driver
RTK WiFi
MP UI
Mail
box
PC
CPU
BT FW
RTK BT
MP UI
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Host Interface: WiFi USB Port (8723AS-VAU)
Select “WiFi USB” , and Press “OK” button to start the MP.
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Host Interface: Linux USB Port (8723AS,8723AS-VAU)
RTL8723AS/8723AS-VAU
PC
WiFi
FW
SDIO/USB
Mail
box
Embedded System
Linux
8723AS WiFi
MP driver
USB
Port
BT
FW
CPU
WinXP/Win7
RTK MP UI
USB
Port
USB Cable
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Host Interface: Linux USB Port (8723AS,8723AS-VAU)
Select “Linux by ADB” , and Press “OK” button to start the MP.
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Host Interface: Linux COM Port (8723AS,8723AS-VAU)
RTL8723AS/8723AS-VAU
PC
WiFi
FW
SDIO/USB
Mail
box
Embedded System
Linux
8723AS WiFi
MP driver
COM
Port
BT
FW
CPU
WinXP/Win7
RTK MP UI
COM
Port
RS232 Cable
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Select Host Control Interface
Select “Linux by UART” , Choose COM port number and baud rate (default: 115200), and Press “OK” button to start the MP.
Note: It is recommended to press the “OK” button after the system boot completely.
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The Main UI (BT Host type)
If initial ok, memo show as below
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The Main UI (WiFi Host type)
If initial ok, memo show as below
If initial fail, Check those:
a. RS232/USB cable
b. UART setup /USB port
c. BT Module
d. BT MP driver
Note: If initial fail (ex: enable WLAN adapter fail), it may result from the boot is not
completed during MP UI start. You can press “Host Re-Init” button or reopen the MP UI.
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Bluetooth DUT Test Mode
Setup & Test Procedure
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BT DUT Test Mode Test Topology
Bluetooth Test Set (ex:Anritsu MT8852B)
DUT
PC
(BT MP UI)
RF Cable
RS232 / USB
Cable
The BT MP sends BT HCI command to DUT. The DUT enable Inqr/Page scan and enter DUT test mode. The Bluetooth tester established a link with the DUT over the RF channel using the normal Bluetooth protocol.
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UI Setup Step-1: Enter DUT Test Mode
Press “Test Mode” button
To enter BT DUT test mode.
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After UI Setup Step-1
After Bluetooth test set creates a connection with DUT, the BT MP UI will show message as below. The RF test can kick off.
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UI Setup Step-2: Exit DUT Test Mode (if required)
The connection can be disconnected by either BT test set or DUT. For DUT end, the connection will lost because of supervision timeout after HCI reset is executed.
Press “HCU Reset” button
To exit BT DUT test mode.
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Bluetooth Non-Link Mode
Setup & Test Procedure
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Non-Link Mode Test Topology
IQ View
DUT
PC
(BT MP UI)
RS232/USB
Cable
RF Cable
Bluetooth Test Set (ex:IQ view)
For non-link mode test, the tester communicates with DUT over a cable via HCI
with the DUT in a special test. The tester doesn’t have to establish a protocol link with the DUT. The non-link mode of the 8723 series chip support “Packet-Tx”, “Continue-Tx”, and “Packet-Rx” for various RF performance test.
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Packet-Tx Setup
Select “Packet-Tx”
Select “Data Rate”, “RF Channel”, “Tx Gain Index”, “Payload Type”, “Payload
bits”, “Whitening Coeff”
Press “Start” button
3
1
2
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Packet-Tx Run
if “Packet-Tx” ok, the message is shown as memo
“Packet-Tx” will stop after
press “Pause” button
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Packet-Tx Measurement form IQ view
Date Rate: 1M/DH5, RF Channel: 0, Payload Length:2712 bits, Payload Type: 11110000, Whitening: Off
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Packet-Tx Measurement form IQ view
Date Rate: 1M/DH5, RF Channel: 0, Payload Length:2712 bits, Payload Type: 10101010, Whitening: Off
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Packet-Tx Measurement form IQ view
Date Rate: 3M/3DH5, RF Channel: 0, Payload Length:8168 bits, Payload Type: Normal, Whitening: On
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Continue-Tx Setup
Select “Continue-Tx”
Select “Data Rate”, “RF Channel”, “Tx Gain Index”, “Payload Type”
Press “Start” button
3
1
2
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Continue-Tx Run
if “Continue-Tx” ok, the message is shown as memo
“Continue-Tx” will stop
after press “Pause” button
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Continue-Tx Measurement form IQ view
“Continue-Tx” is used for Tx power measurement.
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Packet-Rx Setup
Select “Packet-Rx”
Select “Data Rate”, “RF Channel”, “Tx Gain Index”, “Payload Type”, “Payload
bits”, “Whitening Coeff”,
“Hit Target”
“Hit Target” is BD address
that the BT tester used it to generate the access code of the test pattern.
Press “Start” button
3
1
2
These parameters must
meet with the BT tester’s
pattern.
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Packet-Rx Run
“Packet-Rx” test result
if “Packet-Rx” ok, the
message is shown as memo
“Packet-Rx” will stop after press “Pause” button
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IQ view Vector Signal Generator
Used the IQ view Vector Signal Generator to generate test pattern (*.mod)
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Bluetooth BT 4.0 LE
Direct Test Mode Setup
For RF/PHY Testing
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Most BT testers support host control port (USB,UART) that can be as
a ”upper tester” defined in the direct test mode of BT specifications. The
diagram shown as below is the MT8852B test configuration for LE RF/PHY test.
The BT MP also supports Tx and Rx test when the BT tester can not be a
“upper tester” (no host control port, ex: IQ view).
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Tx Test Setup:
Select “Packet-Tx”
Select “Data Rate”, “RF Channel”, “Tx Gain Index”, “Payload Type”, “Payload
bytes”
“Date Rate” = [LE]
1
2
Press “Start” to start Tx and BT
tester can start measurement.
3
Press “Stop” to stop Tx.
4
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Rx Test Setup:
Select “Packet-Rx”
Select “Data Rate”, “RF Channel”, “Payload Type”, “Payload bytes”
“Date Rate” = [LE]
1
2
Press “Start” to start Rx and BT
tester can start sending packet.
3
Press “Stop” to stop Rx.
4
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BT 4.0 LE Setup
For FCC AFH Measurement
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Step 1: Create LE connection (Initiator)
1. Checked [LE connect] and select “Initiator”.
2. Key in the Target BD Address in the [Hit Target] and press “Enter” key
3. In the Action Items, select “Page + Create ACL connection”
4. press [Start] button
3.
4.
1.
2.
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Step 2: Create LE connection (Advertiser)
1. Checked [LE connect] and select “Advertiser”.
2. In the Action Items, select “Page + Create ACL connection”
3. press [Start] button
2. 3.
1.
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Step 3: Create LE connection
Initiator will create LE connection with Advertiser and AFH start running.
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Setup Antenna Switch (support after v2.82)
If Checked: Main WiFi
else Main BT
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FCC Warning Statement
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for complia nce could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digi tal device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This eq uipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed an d used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio co mmunications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a par ticular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or televi sion reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measu res: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This module is intended for OEM integrator. The OEM integrator is still responsible for the FCC compliance requirement of the end product which integrates this module. The final end product must be labeled in a visible area with the following" Contains TX FCC ID: 2AC23-WT4XR1210". The FCC part 15.19 statement below has to also be available on the label: This device complies with Part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The end user has to be informed that the FCC radio-frequency exposure guidelines for an uncontrolled environment can be satisfied. The end user has to also be informed that any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
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