Ubertooth One Great Scott Gadgets - Bluetooth module
- Bluetooth 2.4 GHz
- sniffer
- RP-SMA
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Description
Ubertooth One - is a hardware platform of the Ubertooth project. It replaces Ubertooth Zero and is currently the platform of choice.
Architecture:
• RP-SMA RF connector: connects to test equipment, antenna or dummy load.
• CC2591 RF module.
• CC2400 wireless transceiver.
• LPC175x ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller with Full-Speed USB 2.0.
• USB A plug: Connects to a host computer running Kismet or other host software.
Functions:
• 2.4 GHz transmission and reception.
• Send and receive a sensitivity comparable to a class 1 Bluetooth device.
• Standard Cortex debugging connector (10 pin 50 mil JTAG).
• Serial System Programming (ISP) interface.
• Expansion connector: designed for communication between Ubertooth or other future applications.
• Six LED indicators.
Design:
The diagram below shows the location of the LEDs and pins of the expansion connector:
LED Guide:
• RST: Indicates that LPC175x is turned on. This should always be enabled during operation, except for a full LPC175x reset (eg when entering ISP mode).
• 1V8: Indicates that the CC2400 has 1.8 volts. This power is controlled by firmware. 1V8 power is required to activate the crystal oscillator which is required to activate the USB.
• USB: Indicates USB has passed enumeration and configuration.
• TX: Control of this LED is firmware dependent. Usually means radio transmission.
• RX: Control of this LED is firmware dependent. Usually means radio reception.
• USR: The control of this LED is firmware dependent.
The TX, RX and USR LEDs flash in a characteristic pattern when the bootloader is ready to accept USB DFU commands.
Energy consumption:
These measurements were made using Ubertooth One with firmware version 2014-02-R2. Zero_Chaos made these measurements with the Centech CT-USB-PW available on eBay and others.
Command |
Description |
Power draw (amps) |
Idle |
0.09A |
|
| ubertooth-dump |
Receive |
0.13A |
ubertooth-util -t |
Transmit |
0.22A |
| ubertooth-dfu --write |
Firmware upgrade |
0.10A |
Demonstration:
Michael Ossmann presented Project Ubertooth: Building a Better Bluetooth Adapter at ShmooCon 2011.
Responsible use
This equipment is intended for education, research and authorized security testing. Only test devices and systems you own or have permission to test from an authorized person or organization. When using the equipment, comply with applicable laws, including rules on radio communications and privacy.