| | 24 | By default, Service Discovery Protocol scan is turned off. To enable SDP scan, |
| | 25 | click on the SDP option under Preference or alternatively use the <ctrl> + S hotkey. |
| | 26 | Do take note that SDP scanning would take a considerable amount of time to complete |
| | 27 | depending on the amount of the devices. Once the devices have been probed, the |
| | 28 | respective devices are mapped out. To view the information associated to the device |
| | 29 | such as device name, manufacturer and even the SDP scan info, do double-click on the |
| | 30 | respective icon. UmitBT loads or saves results on a ubt file. A ubt file(*.ubt) |
| | 31 | created is unique to UmitBT. |
| 12 | | To use UmitBT, you will need a version of PyBluez[1] if your on GNU Linux or Windows |
| 13 | | and LightBlue[2] if your using Mac OSX. By default, Service Discovery Protocol scan |
| 14 | | is turned off. To enable SDP scan, click on the SDP option under |
| 15 | | Preference or alternatively use the <ctrl> + S hotkey. Do take note that SDP scanning |
| 16 | | would take a considerable amount of time to complete depending on the amount of the |
| 17 | | devices. Once the devices have been probed, the respective devices are mapped out. |
| 18 | | To view the information associated to the device such as device name, |
| 19 | | manufacturer and even the SDP scan info, do double-click on the respective icon. |
| 20 | | UmitBT loads or saves results on a ubt file. A ubt file(*.ubt) created is unique to |
| 21 | | UmitBT. |
| 22 | | |
| 23 | | To start the UmitBT |
| 24 | | |
| 25 | | $ python umitbluetooth |
