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# Bluetooth LE Auto PA mode

**NOTE**: The content on this page is deprecated as of the SiSDK 2025.6.1 release. For additional details or guidance, please contact Silicon Labs Support.

## Introduction

The EFR32 families of chips each come equipped with two or three Power Amplifiers (PAs):
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| Setup Component |Version / Board |
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| Bluetooth SDK (embedded) |3.2.4 / 3.3.2 |
| Gecko SDK |4.0.2 |
| EFR32 Connect |2.4.1 / 2.4.3 |
| ERF32xG13 |BRD4104A |
| ERF32xG21 |BRD4181A / BRD4181B |
| EFR32xG22 |BRD4182A |
| Bluetooth SDK (embedded) |10.1.1 |
| Simplicity SDK |2025.6.2 |
| Simplicity connect mobile application |3.2.0 |
| ERF32xG24B |BRD4186C |
| ERF32xG27 |BRD4194A |
| EFR32BG29 |BRD4414A |
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<td>5.6</td>
<td>Characteristic</td>
<td>User Len 1</td>
<td>User Length 1</td>
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<li>Type = user</li>
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<td>5.7</td>
<td>Characteristic</td>
<td>User Len 255</td>
<td>User Length 255</td>
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<li>Type = user</li>
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<td>5.8</td>
<td>Characteristic</td>
<td>User Len Variable 4</td>
<td>User Length Variable 4</td>
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<li>Type = user</li>
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<p>The parameters are set as above and device sends the data to the mobile. Mobile computes the throughput (Bytes/S).</p>
<p>Pass if there is successful data transfer between the device and mobile.</p>
<p>See <a href="04-test-results.md"></a> for more details.</p>
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<p>Pass if there is no error and read value matches the pre-set value (0x55) after pairing.</p>
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<tr>
<td>8.4</td>
<td>Security and Encryption</td>
<td>CCCD retention on bonded connection</td>
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<ul>
<li>Type = hex</li>
<li>Length = 1</li>
<li>Properties = Bonded_Notify</li>
<li>Value = 0x55</li>
</ul>
<p>Mobile connects to DUT and creates bonding with DUT(reuse existing bonding from test case 8.3)</p>
<p>Mobile writes CCCD to different value from the default and disconnects from DUT.</p>
<p>Mobile reconnects to DUT (Pass: if reconnect without pairing process).</p>
<p>Mobile reads CCCD (Pass: if the CCCD value is the same as the value written before the disconnection).</p>
<p>Mobile writes CCCD (Pass: if the CCCD value was written).</p>
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<td>8.5</td>
<td>Security and Encryption</td>
<td>LE Privacy 1.2</td>
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<ul>
<li>Type = hex</li>
<li>Length = 2</li>
<li>Properties = Read, write</li>
<li>Value =0x01</li>
</ul>
<p>Mobile connects to and creates bonding with DUT (reuse existing bonding from test case 8.3)</p>
<p>Mobile writes a value 00 04 00 to the characteristic. This triggers a connection close on DUT. </p>
<p>DUT adds the tester’s address to the accept list and enables accept list based filtering.</p>
<p>DDUT adds the tester’s identity resolution key (IRK) to the resolve list.</p>
<p>Mobile reconnects to DUT with resolvable private address (RPA) - RPA is sent in the connection request (if tester used RPA during the first connection, then a new RPA should be generated)</p>
<p>Test case is success if mobile was able to connect to DUT</p>
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