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bccmd --version (return code: 0)

bccmd: unrecognized option '--version'
bccmd - Utility for the CSR BCCMD interface

Usage:
 bccmd [options] <command>

Options:
 -t <transport>     Select the transport
 -d <device>        Select the device
 -b <bcsp rate>     Select the bcsp transfer rate
 -h, --help         Display help

Transports:
 HCI USB BCSP H4 3WIRE

Commands:
 builddef                        Get build definitions
 keylen     <handle>             Get current crypt key length
 clock                           Get local Bluetooth clock
 rand                            Get random number
 chiprev                         Get chip revision
 buildname                       Get the full build name
 panicarg                        Get panic code argument
 faultarg                        Get fault code argument
 coldreset                       Perform cold reset
 warmreset                       Perform warm reset
 disabletx                       Disable TX on the device
 enabletx                        Enable TX on the device
 singlechan <channel>            Lock radio on specific channel
 hoppingon                       Revert to channel hopping
 rttxdata1  <freq> <level>       TXData1 radio test
 radiotest  <freq> <level> <id>  Run radio tests
 memtypes                        Get memory types
 psget      <key>                Get value for PS key
 psset      <key> <value>        Set value for PS key
 psclr      <key>                Clear value for PS key
 pslist                          List all PS keys
 psread                          Read all PS keys
 psload     <file>               Load all PS keys from PSR file
 pscheck    <file>               Check PSR file
 adc        <mux>                Read ADC value of <mux> input

Keys:
 bdaddr country devclass keymin keymax features commands version 
 remver hciextn mapsco baudrate hostintf anafreq anaftrim usbvid 
 usbpid dfupid bootmode 
bccmd --help (return code: 0)

bccmd - Utility for the CSR BCCMD interface

Usage:
 bccmd [options] <command>

Options:
 -t <transport>     Select the transport
 -d <device>        Select the device
 -b <bcsp rate>     Select the bcsp transfer rate
 -h, --help         Display help

Transports:
 HCI USB BCSP H4 3WIRE

Commands:
 builddef                        Get build definitions
 keylen     <handle>             Get current crypt key length
 clock                           Get local Bluetooth clock
 rand                            Get random number
 chiprev                         Get chip revision
 buildname                       Get the full build name
 panicarg                        Get panic code argument
 faultarg                        Get fault code argument
 coldreset                       Perform cold reset
 warmreset                       Perform warm reset
 disabletx                       Disable TX on the device
 enabletx                        Enable TX on the device
 singlechan <channel>            Lock radio on specific channel
 hoppingon                       Revert to channel hopping
 rttxdata1  <freq> <level>       TXData1 radio test
 radiotest  <freq> <level> <id>  Run radio tests
 memtypes                        Get memory types
 psget      <key>                Get value for PS key
 psset      <key> <value>        Set value for PS key
 psclr      <key>                Clear value for PS key
 pslist                          List all PS keys
 psread                          Read all PS keys
 psload     <file>               Load all PS keys from PSR file
 pscheck    <file>               Check PSR file
 adc        <mux>                Read ADC value of <mux> input

Keys:
 bdaddr country devclass keymin keymax features commands version 
 remver hciextn mapsco baudrate hostintf anafreq anaftrim usbvid 
 usbpid dfupid bootmode

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