bledis - Test BLE Discovery

Establishes a BLE connection to the DUT and discovers GATT services.

Usage:

- command: bledis %BLEMAC%|<name> [<timeout> [<minRSSI>]]
  [retry: <retryCount>]

Argument	Description
name	GAP name advertised by the DUT, or its BLE MAC address (`XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX`). `%BLEMAC%` substitutes a previously-captured MAC address user key.
timeout	Discovery/connect timeout, in seconds (default: 5s).
minRSSI	Minimum RSSI, in dBm, required to accept an advertisement (optional; default: no filtering).
retryCount	Number of times to retry the test step (optional)

The first argument is treated as a MAC address only if it is exactly 17 characters long and matches the XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX pattern (hex octets separated by colons); otherwise it is treated as a GAP device name. This makes %BLEMAC% and a literal MAC address interchangeable with a plain device name in the same argument position.

Examples

BLE Interaction

Note

Using the bledis command on a PLT-300A requires a supported BLE test dongle.

Note

bledis connects to the DUT and discovers its GATT services, then disconnects — it is a quick presence/discoverability check. Use ble gatt when the test plan needs to read, write, or match against specific characteristic values after connecting.