1. March, 2000
Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Submission Title: [Applications for Consideration]
Date Submitted: [6 March, 2000]
Source: [David Cypher] Company [NIST]
Address [100 Bureau Drive / STOP 8920, Gaithersburg, MD ]
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Re: [CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ON THE COEXISTENCE MODEL, September 30, 1999]
Abstract: [This document 1) lists the available applications from which coexistence models will need to consider as an input parameter to the MAC layer, 2) attempts to define what information is needed in order to specify the traffic generated by these applications into parameters that the coexistence models can accommodate, and 3) suggests defining a priority to investigate these applications.]
Purpose: [To provide the group with a list of applications to be examined, to define what is needed to specify these applications for use in, and to agree on a priority listing of these applications for the coexistence modeling and performance study.]
Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein.
Release: The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P Contribution of the NIST, not subject to copyright in the United States of America.
Cypher/NIST

2. Applications for Consideration
March, 2000
Applications for Consideration
Bluetooth Profiles
IEEE Network
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3. Bluetooth Profiles Generic Access Service Discovery Application
March, 2000
Bluetooth Profiles
Generic Access
Service Discovery Application
Cordless Telephony
Intercom
Serial Port
Headset
Dial-up Networking
Fax
LAN Access
Generic Object Exchange
Object Push
File Transfer
Synchronization
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4. March, 2000
Generic Access
Discovery Modes (Non-Discoverable, Limited, General) tied to Inquiry/Inquiry Scan
Connectability Modes (Non-connectable, Connectable) tied to Page/Page Scan
Pairing Modes (Non-pairable, Pairable)
Recommended values for Timers
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5. Service Discovery Application
March, 2000
Service Discovery Application
Local Device (initiator) (Inquiry/Page)
Remote Device (inquiry scan/page scan)
L2CAP in connection-oriented, no QoS
LMP no requirements, just no SCO
Cypher/NIST

6. Cordless Telephony Gateway (1) connectionless & -oriented
March, 2000
Cordless Telephony
Gateway (1) connectionless & -oriented
Terminal (<=7) connection-oriented
minimun MTU 171 octets
use HV3 packets
Cypher/NIST

7. Intercom L2CAP connection-oriented minimum MTU 3 octets SCO links
March, 2000
Intercom
L2CAP connection-oriented
minimum MTU 3 octets
SCO links
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8. Serial Port One-slot packets Connection Oriented Peer Entities
March, 2000
Serial Port
One-slot packets
Connection Oriented
Peer Entities
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9. HeadSet Profile Audio Gateway (AG) {Inquiry}
March, 2000
HeadSet Profile
Audio Gateway (AG) {Inquiry}
Headset (HS) {Inquiry Scan}
Use Serial Port Profile
CVSD
One connection
SCO
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10. Dial-Up Networking Profile
March, 2000
Dial-Up Networking Profile
Gateway (GA)
Data Terminal (DT)
Uses Serial Port Profile
Single Slot packets
One call at a time
SCO link
HV3/CSVD (conditional)
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11. Fax Profile Gateway (GW) {Inquiry Scan} Data Terminal (DT) {Inquiry}
March, 2000
Fax Profile
Gateway (GW) {Inquiry Scan}
Data Terminal (DT) {Inquiry}
Use Serial Port Profile
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12. LAN Access Profile PPP over RFCOMM - single, multiple, PC2PC
March, 2000
LAN Access Profile
PPP over RFCOMM - single, multiple, PC2PC
LAN Access Point (LAP) {Inquiry Scan}
Data Terminal (DT) {Inquiry}
Uses Serial Port Profile
Single Radio
Possible Master/Slave Roles
Cypher/NIST

13. Generic Object Exchange Profile
March, 2000
Generic Object Exchange Profile
Object Push Profile
File Transfer Profile
Synchronization Profile
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14. Conclusions Define User scenarios from Profiles
March, 2000
Conclusions
Define User scenarios from Profiles
Define Traffic characteristics from Profiles
Most single point to point profiles (exception LAN Access)
Either SCO or ACL
Most Single Slot packets
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15. Conclusions (continued)
March, 2000
Conclusions (continued)
LAN Access Profile (started by NIST)
Dial-up Networking (started by NIST)
Others to be considered
Cypher/NIST

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