Bennett

Bennett is a handy tool if you have a bunch of Bluetooth-enabled devices and want to keep tabs on them using your PC. It’s super useful for checking signal strength and making sure everything is running smoothly.

Easy to Use, No Installation Required

One cool thing about Bennett is that it doesn’t need any installation, so it won’t mess with your Windows Registry. You can just run it without any fuss!

User-Friendly Interface

The interface is designed to be intuitive and straightforward. Even if you’re not tech-savvy, you can easily explore all the Bluetooth devices that Bennett detects. It’s all about making things easy for you!

Supported Adapters

Now, it’s important to know that Bennett supports only a few specific adapters for analyzing RSSI signal strength. These include BlueSoleil, FreeBT, and Texas Instruments CC2540/41 Development Kit Bluetooth stacks. So make sure you’re using one of those!

Signal Strength Visualization

Bennett allows you to visualize signal strength through graphs. You can even export these graphs as image files for later use! It supports multiple formats like JPEG, PNG, TIF, GIF, and BMP.

Additional Adapter Details

While there are other adapters recognized by Bennett, they only show details about the Bluetooth devices without providing signal strength info. But don't worry! All adapters can still help you check the MAC address of each device along with vendor names and classes.

Create Log Files

You can also create log files for each device and save them as TXT files wherever you want on your PC. This way, you have everything organized in one place.

A Reliable Tool for Monitoring Bluetooth Devices

If you're using a supported adapter, Bennett proves to be a reliable software utility that helps monitor your Bluetooth devices effectively!