1BLUETOOTHCTL-MGMT(1)      Linux System Administration     BLUETOOTHCTL-MGMT(1)
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NAME

6       bluetoothctl-mgmt - Management Submenu
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SYNOPSIS

9       bluetoothctl [--options] [mgmt.commands]
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MGMT COMMANDS

12   select
13       Select a different index
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15       Usage  # select <index>
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17   revision
18       Get the MGMT Revision
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20       Usage  # revision
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22   commands
23       List supported commands
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25       Usage  # commands
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27   config
28       Show configuration info
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30       Usage  # config
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32   info
33       Show controller info
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35       Usage  # info
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37   extinfo
38       Show extended controller info
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40       Usage  # extinfo
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42   auto-power
43       Power all available features
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45       Usage  # auto-power
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47   power
48       Toggle powered state
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50       Usage  # power <on/off>
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52   discov
53       Toggle discoverable state
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55       Usage  # discov <yes/no/limited> [timeout]
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57   connectable
58       Toggle connectable state
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60       Usage  # connectable <on/off>
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62   fast-conn
63       Toggle fast connectable state
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65       Usage  # fast-conn <on/off>
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67   bondable
68       Toggle bondable state
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70       Usage  # bondable <on/off>
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72   pairable
73       Toggle bondable state
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75       Usage  # pairable <on/off>
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77   linksec
78       Toggle link level security
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80       Usage  # linksec <on/off>
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82   ssp
83       Toggle SSP mode
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85       Usage  # spp <on/off>
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87   sc
88       Toggle SC support
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90       Usage  # sc <on/off/only>
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92   hs
93       Toggle HS support
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95       Usage  # hs <on/off>
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97   le
98       Toggle LE support
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100       Usage  # le <on/off>
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102   advertising
103       Toggle LE advertising
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105       Usage  # advertise <on/off>
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107   bredr
108       Toggle BR/EDR support
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110       Usage  # bredr <on/off>
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112   privacy
113       Toggle privacy support
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115       Usage  # privacy <on/off> [irk]
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117   class
118       Set device major/minor class
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120       Usage  # class <major> <minor>
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122   disconnect
123       Disconnect device
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125       Usage  # disconnect [-t type] <remote address>
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127   con
128       List connections
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130       Usage  # con
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132   find
133       Discover nearby devices
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135       Usage  # find [-l|-b] [-L]
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137   find-service
138       Discover nearby service
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140       Usage  # find-service [-u UUID] [-r RSSI_Threshold] [-l|-b]
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142   stop-find
143       Stop discovery
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145       Usage  # stop-find [-l|-b]
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147   name
148       Set local name
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150       Usage  # name <name> [shortname]
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152   pair
153       Pair with a remote device
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155       Usage  # pair [-c cap] [-t type] <remote address>
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157   cancelpair
158       Cancel pairing
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160       Usage  # cancelpair [-t type] <remote address>
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162   unpair
163       Unpair device
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165       Usage  # unpair [-t type] <remote address>
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167   keys
168       Load Link Keys
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170       Usage  keys
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172   ltks
173       Load Long Term Keys
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175       Usage  # ltks
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177   irks
178       Load Identity Resolving Keys
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180       Usage  # irks [--local index] [--file file path]
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182   block
183       Block Device
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185       Usage  # block [-t type] <remote address>
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187   unblock
188       Unblock Device
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190       Usage  # unblock [-t type] <remote address>
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192   add-uuid
193       Add UUID
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195       Usage  # add-uuid <UUID> <service class hint>
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197   rm-uuid
198       Remove UUID
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200       Usage  # rm-uuid <UUID>
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202   clr-uuids
203       Clear UUIDs
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205       Usage  # clear-uuids
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207   local-oob
208       Local OOB data
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210       Usage  # local-oob
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212   remote-oob
213       Remote OOB data
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215       Usage  #  remote-oob [-t <addr_type>] [-r <rand192>] [-h <hash192>] [-R
216              <rand256>] [-H <hash256>] <addr>
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218   did
219       Set Device ID
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221       Usage  # did <source>:<vendor>:<product>:<version>
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223   static-addr
224       Set static address
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226       Usage  # static-addr <address>
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228   public-addr
229       Set public address
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231       Usage  # public-addr <address>
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233   ext-config
234       External configuration
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236       Usage  # ext-config <on/off>
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238   debug-keys
239       Toggle debug keys
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241       Usage  # debug-keys <on/off>
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243   conn-info
244       Get connection information
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246       Usage  # conn-info [-t type] <remote address>
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248   io-cap
249       Set IO Capability
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251       Usage  # io-cap <cap>
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253   scan-params
254       Set Scan Parameters
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256       Usage  # scan-params <interval> <window>
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258   get-clock
259       Get Clock Information
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261       Usage  # get-clock [address]
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263   add-device
264       Add Device
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266       Usage  # add-device [-a action] [-t type] <address>
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268   del-device
269       Remove Device
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271       Usage  # del-device [-t type] <address>
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273   clr-devices
274       Clear Devices
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276       Usage  # clr-devices
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278   bredr-oob
279       Local OOB data (BR/EDR)
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281       Usage  # bredr-oob
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283   le-oob
284       Local OOB data (LE)
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286       Usage  # le-oob
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288   advinfo
289       Show advertising features
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291       Usage  # advinfo
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293   advsize
294       Show advertising size info
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296       Usage  # advsize [options] <instance_id>
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298   add-adv
299       Add advertising instance
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301       Usage  # add-adv [options] <instance_id>
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303   rm-adv
304       Remove advertising instance
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306       Usage  # rm-adv <instance_id>
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308   clr-adv
309       Clear advertising instances
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311       Usage  # clr-adv
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313   add-ext-adv-params
314       Add extended advertising params
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316       Usage  # add-ext-adv-parms [options] <instance_id>
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318   add-ext-adv-data
319       Add extended advertising data
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321       Usage  # add-ext-adv-data [options] <instance_id>
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323   appearance
324       Set appearance
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326       Usage  # appearance <appearance>
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328   phy
329       Get/Set PHY Configuration
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331       Usage  # phy [LE1MTX] [LE1MRX] [LE2MTX] [LE2MRX]  [LECODEDTX]  [LECODE‐
332              DRX]     [BR1M1SLOT]     [BR1M3SLOT]     [BR1M5SLOT][EDR2M1SLOT]
333              [EDR2M3SLOT] [EDR2M5SLOT][EDR3M1SLOT] [EDR3M3SLOT] [EDR3M5SLOT]
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335   wbs
336       Toggle Wideband-Speech support
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338       Usage  # wbs <on/off>
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340   secinfo
341       Show security information
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343       Usage  # secinfo
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345   expinfo
346       Show experimental features
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348       Usage  # expinfo
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350   exp-debug
351       Set debug feature
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353       Usage  # exp-debug <on/off>
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355   exp-privacy
356       Set LL privacy feature
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358       Usage  # exp-privacy <on/off>
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360   exp-quality
361       Set bluetooth quality report feature
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363       Usage  # exp-quality <on/off>
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365   exp-offload
366       Toggle codec support
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368       Usage  # exp-offload <on/off>
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370   read-sysconfig
371       Read System Configuration
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373       Usage  # read-sysconfig
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375   set-sysconfig
376       Set System Configuration
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378       Usage  # set-sysconfig <-v|-h> [options...]
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380   get-flags
381       Get device flags
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383   set-flags
384       Set device flags
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386       Usage  # set-flags [-f flags] [-t type] <address>
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RESOURCES

389       http://www.bluez.org
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REPORTING BUGS

392       linux-bluetooth@vger.kernel.org
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395       Free use of this software is granted under ther terms of the GNU Lesser
396       General Public Licenses (LGPL).
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401BlueZ                              July 2023              BLUETOOTHCTL-MGMT(1)
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