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bt-adapter(1)							    bluez-tools 						     bt-adapter(1)

NAME

       bt-adapter - a bluetooth adapter manager

SYNOPSIS

       bt-adapter [OPTION...]

       Help Options:
	 -h, --help

       Application Options:
	 -l, --list
	 -a, --adapter=<name|mac>
	 -i, --info
	 -d, --discover
	 --set <property> <value>

DESCRIPTION

       This utility is used to manage Bluetooth adapters. You can list all available adapters, show information about adapter, change adapter
       properties or discover remote devices.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	   Show help

       -l, --list
	   List all available adapters

       -a, --adapter <name|mac>
	   Specify adapter to use by his Name or MAC address
	   (if this option does not defined - default adapter used)

       -i, --info
	   Show information about adapter (returns all properties)

       -d, --discover
	   Discover remote devices (with remote device name resolving)

       --set <property> <value>
	   Change adapter properties (see ADAPTER PROPERTIES section for list
	   of available properties)

ADAPTER PROPERTIES

       string  Address [ro]
	       The Bluetooth adapter address (MAC).

       string  Name [rw]
	       The Bluetooth adapter friendly name.

       uint32  Class [ro]
	       The Bluetooth class of device.

       boolean Powered [rw]
	       Switch an adapter on or off. This will also set the
	       appropiate connectable state.

       boolean Discoverable [rw]
	       Switch an adapter to discoverable or non-discoverable
	       to either make it visible or hide it.

	       If the DiscoverableTimeout is set to a non-zero
	       value then the system will set this value back to
	       false after the timer expired.

	       In case the adapter is switched off, setting this
	       value will fail.

       boolean Pairable [rw]
	       Switch an adapter to pairable or non-pairable.

	       Note that this property only affects incoming pairing
	       requests.

       uint32  PaireableTimeout [rw]
	       The pairable timeout in seconds. A value of zero
	       means that the timeout is disabled and it will stay in
	       pareable mode forever.

       uint32  DiscoverableTimeout [rw]
	       The discoverable timeout in seconds. A value of zero
	       means that the timeout is disabled and it will stay in
	       discoverable/limited mode forever.

	       The default value for the discoverable timeout should
	       be 180 seconds (3 minutes).

       boolean Discovering [ro]
	       Indicates that a device discovery procedure is active.

       list    UUIDs [ro]
	       List of 128-bit UUIDs that represents the available local
	       services.

AUTHOR

       Alexander Orlenko <zxteam@gmail.com>.

SEE ALSO

       bt-agent(1) bt-audio(1) bt-device(1) bt-input(1) bt-monitor(1) bt-network(1) bt-serial(1)

								    2010-08-16							     bt-adapter(1)

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NAME

       emxmgr - Displays Fibre Channel worldwide name to target ID mappings for emx devices

SYNOPSIS

       emxmgr [-h] [-s] [-d] [-m  emx?| -t  emx?] [[-f] -c mapping_file]

OPTIONS

									  Note

       The  task  of  managing	target	identifier (ID) mappings is obsolete in this release. Any customized mappings that you defined in previous
       releases will merge forward. You can use the emxmgr utility to review current mappings and to display information  on  your  current  Fibre
       Channel configuration.

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       You can specify the following command options: Do not use this option in this release.

	      Changes  the  emx  driver  target ID mappings. The mapping_file is the name of a file that contains the new mapping data.  Returns a
	      list of instance numbers of Fibre Channel host adapters that are present on the system, such as: emx0  emx1  emx2. This instance	is
	      then  used  in place of the command argument emx?  to identify a specific host adapter on which an operation is to be performed.	Do
	      not use this option in this release.

	      Forces target ID mapping changes without prompting  for confirmation.  Provides command help information.  Displays  the	target	ID
	      mappings	for  a	specific Fibre Channel host adapter. Use the emx?  argument to specify the adapter instance, such as emx1.  Do not
	      use this option should in this release.

	      Provides syntax information for the file used as the source of mapping_file.  Displays information on  an  adapter's  current  Fibre
	      Channel  topology. The emx?  argument specifies which adapter instance, such as emx0 is displayed.

DESCRIPTION

       The  emxmgr  utility  enables  you  to  review the mappings of Fibre Channel worldwide names to device target identifiers (IDs) for the emx
       device driver.

       The emxmgr utility interacts with the emx driver to display the driver's mappings. Refer to the emx(7) reference page for a description	of
       the emx driver and its associated data files.

       For a change  to a local host adapter to take effect, the local system must be rebooted.

FILES

       The executable image.  The device driver module.

SEE ALSO

       emx(7).

       The TruCluster documentation for information on symmetrical configurations.

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