mikeryan
commented
5 years ago You can try hacking up ubertooth-btle to do what you want. You can see the following code sets very brief advertising data (flags only) and sends ADV_IND packets with the specified BD address at intervals of 100 ms:
The simplest approach is probably to loop around something like this:
while (1) {
cmd_le_set_adv_data(...);
cmd_btle_slave(...);
usleep(...); // some amount longer than 100 ms
cmd_stop(...);
}If you want the packets to be interleaved (i.e., one packet from one virtual device, the following packet from another, etc.) you will want to hack the firmware.
This function sets up the body of the packet and sends it in a loop using le_transmit(). Should be fairly straightforward to modify this to iterate through a list of different BD addresses and/or packet bodies.
Hi
I would like to use the Ubertooth one to send a custom advertisement using a custom MAC address and in effect simulate that there are actually 10 different Bluetooth-devices advertising. Is this possible with the ubertooth one? Is there a command line tools with some parameters that I can use for this or what is the preferred approach?
Kind regards Jens