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Add support for command line arguments on hid2hci tool This means that the hid2hci tool will not have to run on every bootup for every machine with BlueZ installed. It instead gets ran on demand if a product that is called out from a udev rules file contains the correct attributes and/or VID/PID. It also makes it easier for users to manually test new VID/PID combinations to determine if they should be supported by BlueZ.
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.TH HID2HCI 8 "MAY 15, 2009" "" ""
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.SH NAME
hid2hci \- Bluetooth HID to HCI mode switching utility
.SH SYNOPSIS
.BR "hid2hci
[
.I options
]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B hid2hci
Add support for command line arguments on hid2hci tool This means that the hid2hci tool will not have to run on every bootup for every machine with BlueZ installed. It instead gets ran on demand if a product that is called out from a udev rules file contains the correct attributes and/or VID/PID. It also makes it easier for users to manually test new VID/PID combinations to determine if they should be supported by BlueZ.
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is used to set up switch supported Bluetooth devices into the HCI
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mode and back.
.SH OPTIONS
.TP
.BI -h
Gives a list of possible options.
.TP
Use the functions from the USB library
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.BI -q
Don't display any messages.
.TP
Add support for command line arguments on hid2hci tool This means that the hid2hci tool will not have to run on every bootup for every machine with BlueZ installed. It instead gets ran on demand if a product that is called out from a udev rules file contains the correct attributes and/or VID/PID. It also makes it easier for users to manually test new VID/PID combinations to determine if they should be supported by BlueZ.
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.BI -r [hid,hci]
Sets the mode to switch the device into
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.TP
Add support for command line arguments on hid2hci tool This means that the hid2hci tool will not have to run on every bootup for every machine with BlueZ installed. It instead gets ran on demand if a product that is called out from a udev rules file contains the correct attributes and/or VID/PID. It also makes it easier for users to manually test new VID/PID combinations to determine if they should be supported by BlueZ.
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.BI -v
Specifies the 4 digit vendor ID assigned to the device being switched
.TP
.BI -p
Specifies the 4 digit product ID assigned to the device being switched
.TP
.BI -m [csr, logitech, dell]
Which vendor method to use for switching the device.
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.SH AUTHOR
Written by Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>.
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