Bluetooth device

[ghost]

Hello
This could very well be a stupid question but how do I check if the hardwer I plugged in (UD100 bluetooth usb adapter) is actually being used. Because the tiny light on the side is always on anyway. So is it being used by default? Or does it need additional configuration?

Thanks in advance

[ghost]

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[thewasabiguy]

If you are on Linux.use the following command in the terminal:

hcitool dev

this will show you the connected BT devices. Most likely you will have hci0 as your internal card and hci1 as the UD100

you can go into the Bluehydra config file and make sure it has hci1 as the device used instead of hci0. Or as required for your setup.

[EMCP]

is the Ubertooth also supposed to showup in this output?

[dimamoose]

execute 'dmesg' in command in terminal to check the device and you will see the activity. The device need no additional configuration. The device should be identified as hci0