ubertooth-debug - Classic Bluetooth discovery, sniffing, and decoding

       This manual page was written by Dominic Spill.

ubertooth-debug(1) is Copyright (c) 2010-2017. This tool is released under the GPLv2.  Refer  to  COPYING
       for further details.

Project Ubertooth                                  March 2017                                 ubertooth-debug(1)

ubertooth-debug(1)  is  a  tool  for reading register values from the CC2400 chip on Ubertooth One. It is
       primarily designed to assist firmware development but may be of interest to curious hackers.

       To read the MANOR register, use:

              ubertooth-debug -r 19

       Registers can also be specified by name, the following will also read the MANOR register:

              ubertooth-debug -r %manor

       Read a range of registers:

              ubertooth-debug -r 19-22

       Dump all registers with:

              ubertooth-debug -r 0x00-0x70

       ubertooth-debug - Classic Bluetooth discovery, sniffing, and decoding

       Options:

       • -r<reg>[,<reg>[,[...]]] : Read one or more registers from the CC2400 on Ubertooth

       • -r<start>-<end> : Read a consecutive set of registers from the CC2400 on Ubertooth

       • -v<0-2> : Sets the level of verbosity, default is 1.

       • -U<0-7> : Which Ubertooth device to use

ubertooth(7): overview of Project Ubertooth

              ubertooth-debug -r <number>[,<number>[,...]]