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Matthias Ringwald 2016-11-18 18:20:25 +01:00
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chipset/README.md
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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ then provide information about popular Bluetooth chipset and their use with BTst
The communication between a Host (a computer or an MCU) and a Host Controller (the actual Bluetoot chipset) follows the Host Controller Interface (HCI), see {@fig:HostChipsetConnection}. HCI defines how commands, events, asynchronous and synchronous data packets are exchanged. Asynchronous packets (ACL) are used for data transfer, while synchronous packets (SCO) are used for Voice with the Headset and the Hands-Free Profiles.
![Host Controller to Host connection](picts/host_chipset_connection.png){#fig:HostChipsetConnection}
![Host Controller to Host connection](../doc/manual/docs/picts/host_chipset_connection.png){#fig:HostChipsetConnection}
On desktop-class computers incl. laptops, USB is mainly used as HCI transport layer. For USB Bluetooth chipsets, there is little variation: most USB dongles on the market currently contain a Broadcom BCM20702 or a CSR 851x chipset.
On embedded systems, UART connections are used instead, although USB could be used as well.

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doc/manual/Makefile
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mkdocs serve
update_docs_and_apis:
rsync -a ../../chipset/README.md docs/chipsets.md
sed -e "s|../doc/manual/docs/||g" ../../chipset/README.md > docs/chipsets.md
rm -rf tmp
mkdir tmp
./update_apis.py