Teledyne Lecroy Frontline Sodera LE Bedienungsanleitung

Frontline Technical Support: [email protected]

Quick Start

Guide

Computer System Requirements

Supported Systems

lOperating System: Windows 10 and 11

lUSB:USB 2.0 and later

Minimum Requirements

lProcessor: Core i5 at 2.7 GHz

lRAM: 4 GB

lFree Hard Disk Space on C: drive: 20 GB

Install Software

lFrom Download: Download the latest Frontline

installer from FTE.

https://fte.com/products/default.aspx. Once

downloaded, double-click the installer and follow

the directions.

When the installation is complete pin the Wireless

Protocol Suite icon to your taskbar.

1. Sodera LE Front Panel

Frontline Sodera LE front panel is shown below. The panel provides controls to power up and shut down the Frontline Sodera LE

hardware, and it provides indicators to show the power and capture status.

Sodera LE Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Control Description

ANTENNA Connect to the front panel antenna SMA connector. Used for wideband wireless capture of Bluetooth Low

Energy transmissions.

Table 1 - Sodera LE Front Panel Controls

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Control Description

Maximum useable signal level: -10 dBm.

WIRED Low sensitivity RF input suitable for conductive testing that utilizes a wired connection from the devices under test

(DUTs). Conductive testing allows for isolation of the DUTs from environmental interference.

Maximum useable signal level: 27 dBm.

OVERLOAD RF overload indicator. If the RF signal level on either the ANTENNA or WIRED connector is too high, then

this LED will light red. RF overload occurs when the signal level is greater than 27 dBm. Should an RF

overload occur with the ANTENNA in use, try switching to the less sensitive WIRED connecter to relieve the

problem.

POWER LED illuminates when the Sodera LE unit has been powered up using the power button. See Table 2 -

Sodera LE Front Panel Power and Overload Indicators on page 2 for more information.

EXT CLOCK Not used.

Power

Button

Press and then release the button to power on or power off the system.

Table 1 - Sodera LE Front Panel Controls (continued)

Indicator Color State Status Indicated

Power None Off Unit is powered off.

Green Constant Unit is powered on.

Amber Constant Unit is powering on.

Red Blinking Unit has reached thermal overload. See Applying Power on page 3.

Constant Unit has reach thermal overload and has shut down. See Applying

Power on page 3.

Overload Red Occassional Illuminates each time RF power at the Antenna or Wired connectors

has exceeded 27 dBm.

Table 2 - Sodera LE Front Panel Power and Overload Indicators

2. Sodera LE Rear Panel Connectors

The rear panel is shown below. The panel provides connectors for external power and for connection to the computer hosting the

Wireless Protocol Suite software.

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Sodera LE Rear Panel Connectors

DC9V: 1.7 mm jack connector to the Frontline supplied AC-to-9 VDC power adapter.

USB : USB 2.0 port for connecting the Sodera LE unit to the host computer where the Wireless Protocol Suite software resides. This

connector provides host computer command, control, and data transfer.

Note: All other connectors are not used.

3. Attach Antenna

Antenna Attachment Point

Remove the Frontline Sodera LE hardware from the box and attach the antenna to the ANTENNA SMA connector on the front panel.

4. Applying Power

The Sodera LE hardware is powered by an external 9 VDC power source using an AC-to-DC power adapter.

Note: Only use the Frontline supplied power adapter. Do not substitute another power adapter.

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To apply power to the Sodera LE hardware, connect the provided AC-to-DC power adapter to the DC9V connector on the rear panel

and then connect the adapter into an AC source.

To start the Sodera LE hardware, depress the Power button on the front panel and then release. This action will provide a clean start

for the Sodera LE hardware.

The front panel Power LED indicator will be green.

Should the Sodera LE hardware reach thermal overload temperature between 50 °C and 60 °C (122 °F and 140 °F), it will shut down.

Sodera LE Rear Panel Airflow

If the fan becomes blocked, the Sodera LE unit will power down. Should this happen check that nothing is blocking the airflow to the

unit's air inlet, or that nothing is impeding the fan from spinning freely. Clear any obstructions and then apply power to the unit.

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5. Sodera LE Data Capture Method

When the Sodera LE Analyzer is connected to the Host PC running the Wireless Protocol Suite the Start Page window will display the

Sodera LE option.

Wireless Protocol Suite Start Page

Select Sodera LE to bring up the Wireless Protocol Suite window. When the Main Application Window is Displayed, you will see

toolbars with the following functions:

Sodera LE Toobars

To begin recording Bluetooth traffic, click on the Start Record button. Addresses of captured Bluetooth devices will appear on the

Device Database View. The Device Database is available from menu in the toolbar.

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Select Sodera LE to bring up the Wireless Protocol Suite window. The Sodera Main window icon will be placed in your taskbar at the bottom of your screen.

Wireless Protocol Suite Application Icon

6. Wireless Protocol Suite

Sodera LE Control Window

7. Record: Begin Capture

When starting a capture session all of these actions occur:

lThe active status of all devices is cleared in the Device Database pane and the Wired Devices pane.

lThe Security pane is emptied.

lThe Event Log pane retains all prior logged events.

On the Wireless Protocol Suite Toolbar, click on the Start Record button or select Start Record from the Capture

menu option. The Start Record button is also available in the Wireless Protocol Suite main window. In the Main

window you can also select Start Recording from the Capture menu option. When the Start Record button

changes to Stop Record, the Sodera hardware is capturing data from all active Bluetooth devices within range and is recording data on

the PC.

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On the Wireless Protocol Suite Toolbar, clicking on the Stop Record button, or selecting Stop Recording from the

Capture menu options will halt live capture. From the Main window you can click the Stop Record button or

select Stop Recording from the Capture menu list to stop recording as well.

The Device Database View populates with any newly discovered devices. Selecting devices for analysis can be done while recording.

The Security View will show all encrypted Bluetooth links.

The Event Log View will begin to populate with information, warnings, and error messages.

The Status Bar will show a running total of captured packets.

Note: Starting a new capture session will clear all unsaved data from both the Sodera hardware and the

Wireless Protocol Suite. If it has not been saved, then a pop-up warning message will appear.

8. Selecting Devices for Analysis

Once a capture session starts by clicking on Start Record on the Main Window Toolbar, data from all active devices within range or

data from wireless or wired connections is being captured. To analyze the data using the Wireless Protocol Suite, select specific

devices of interest to include in the analysis.

In the Device Database view, place a check in the row of each active device to be analyzed. Active devices can also be selected

while the recording is in process.

Note: Data filtered by the device selection is an “OR” function, not an “AND” function. When selecting device1,

device2, device3,... the recorded data filtered into the analyzer is data involving device1 OR device2 OR device3

OR .... However, if in the Options menu, analysis of LE Empty packets is selected, an AND function is included.

For example: (device2 AND LE Empty packets) OR (device3 AND LE Empty packets).

The following table lists some common data capture and device selection scenarios.

Once Devices are selected, analysis of the capture can begin.

9. Starting Analysis

The analysis begins by clicking on the Start Analyze button in the Wireless Protocol Suite Main window. The

Sodera LE analyzer will begin sending captured packets involving the selected device to the Wireless Protocol

Suite.

Once analysis has begun, you cannot change the device selection. All device rows in the Device DatabaseView are

grayed-out. To stop the analysis, click on the Stop Analyze button. You can then change your device selection and

restart analysis by clicking on the Start Analyze button.

To stop the analysis, click on the button in the Sodera datasource or click the button on

theWireless Protocol Suite Main window You can also select the Stop Analyze option in the Capture menu in the Sodera datasource

or Stop Analyzing option in the Capture menu in the Main window as well.

Conducting analysis from a capture file is identical to the live capture method.

Wireless Protocol Suite: Main Window

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The Application Window icon will be shown in your task bar, see below:

Wireless Protocol Suite Application Icon

10. Saving Analyzed Data to Disk

Note: Start Record is not available when viewing a previously recorded Capture file. Start Analyze/Stop Analyze

is available in Wireless Protocol Suite application window, allowing different analyses to be performed on

previously recorded and saved captures.

Note: Choose File Location from the File menu to change the default file location.

1. Click on either

lthe Start Record button on the datasource toolbar.,

lor the Start Record under Capture in the datasource,,

lor the Start Recording under the Capture option in the Main window.

The Sodera LE analyzer will begin capturing data from all wireless devices within range.

2. In the Device Databases View select the active devices for analysis.

3. : Click on either

lthe Start Analyze button Start Analyze under the Capture menu in theSodera LE datasource window,

lor c kick on Start Analyze button in theWireless Protocol Suite Main window,

lor Start Analyzing under Capture menu

to begin capturing data traffic.

4. Files are placed in My Capture Files folder by default and have a .cfa extension.

5. Watch the Status Bar on the Wireless Protocol Suite Main window to monitor how full the file is.

6. Click on Stop Record button to stop recording.

7. Click the Stop Analyze button to stop analyzing.

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8. To clear captured data, click the Clear icon .

lIf you select Clear after stopping analysis, a dialog appears asking whether you want to save the data.

oYou can click Save File and enter a file name when prompted .

oIf you choose Do Not Save, all data will be cleared.

oIf you choose Cancel, the dialog closes with no changes.

lIf you select the Clear icon while a capture is occurring:

oThe capture stops.

oA dialog appears asking if you want to save the capture.

oYou can select Yes and save the capture or select No and close the dialog. In either case, the existing capture

file is cleared and a new capture file is started.

oIf you choose Cancel, the dialog closes with no changes.

Note: The Sodera LE/Frontline software system does not support host PC hibernation or sleep mode. If the PC

does inadvertently go into hibernation or sleep mode, the user should close and then restart the Frontline

software.

11. Sodera LE Technical Specifications/Service Information

lDimensions: 160 mm wide X 56 mm tall X 167 mm deep (6.3” X 2.2" X 6.6" )

lWeight: 1.4 kg (3.1 lb)

lHumidity: Operating: 0% - 90% (0 °C – 35 °C), non-condensing

lTemperature: 0 °C to +40 °C (32 °F to +104 °F)

lPower Input: 9 VDC (tip positive)

lMax Power: 12 W

Service Notes

The Sodera LE hardware does not contain any user serviceable items. Any repairs and maintenance must be performed by a service

technician that has been trained and approved by Frontline.

Before any service is performed on the Sodera LE hardware, all power sources must be removed. This includes disconnecting any

power sources from the DC9V input power connector on the rear panel.

This quick start guide provides sufficient information to begin the data capture. Detailed hardware and software information is

contained in the Sodera LE User Manual. The manual is available on FTE.com.

The Bluetooth SIG owns the Bluetooth word mark and logos, and use of such marks is under license.

Publish date: 1/28/2022

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