Atrie BUB-204B, Operation Manual

4.2.4 PSTools User interface 

Once the transport interface has been selected, PSTools opens with a user interface window, as shown 

in Figure 

5.4. The function of each button or area is described as follows: 

Persistent Store Key List

: This window lists all of the PS Keys that are available at the current access 

level. 

Set

: This button programs the values in the data area into the currently selected PS Key. 

Delete

: This button removes a PS Key from the Persistent Store. If required, the stack will create the key 

using a default value the next time the stack reboots. Otherwise, the key will continue to be reported in 

the status area as  “Not present”.  

Read

: Clicking this button reads the value of the selected PS Key into the data area. A read is also 

performed every time a new PS Key is selected. 

Reconnect

: This button brings up the transport interface selection window, allowing you to reconnect after 

resetting or if the transport was disrupted for any reason. 

Reset BC

: This button resets the BlueCore device. Any changes to the PS Keys will take effect only after 

the device is reset and the stack reboots. 

Close

: This shuts down PSTools. 

Describe

: This button brings up a description of the currently selected PS Key. 

Status Area

: This area provides details such as PS Key number and Friendly Name or Programmer ID 

plus the status of the transport interface. If this shows “Entry is not present” for a key that should always 

be present (such as the Bluetooth Address) then there are probably problems with the transport nterface. 

Data Area

: This area shows the data that is stored in the selected PS Key and allows you to edit it. 

Dump

: This button allows you to save PS Keys as you choose. PS Keys can be retrieved through the 

Merge  

function. See Figure 5.4. 

Merge

: This button opens PS Keys that were saved through 

Dump

. See Figure 4.3 

Edit Raw

: This item allows you to change the default PS Key setting to one of your own preference (e.g., 

baud rate). 

Describe 

provides more information about each PS Key setting.