net-wireless/floss/files/config/interop_database.conf - third_party/overlays/chromiumos-overlay - Git at Google

 # Below are the guidelines/instructions for editing this database file.
 # Note 1: User should turn off the BT, before updating this database file.
 # Note 2: Line started with the # is treated as comments.
 # Note 3: Comment lines in between the entries are not allowed.
 # Note 4: All duplicated entries including main BL types will be ignored.
 #
 #1. Below are the four tags for denylist
 #   A. Address_Based   C. Manufacturer_based
 #   B. Name_Based      D. Vndr_Prdt_Based
 #   E. SSR_Max_Lat_Based F. Version_Based
 #   G. LMP_Version_Based H. Address_Range_Based
 ##
 #   A. Address_Based :  This tag refers to Address based denylist
 #   Input Type       :   Input value should be only 3 to 4 bytes of BD address
 #   Format Type      :   Address should be in XX:XX:XX format
 #   Examples         :   00:01:03 = Address_Based
 ###
 #   B. Name_Based :   This tag refers to Name based denylist.
 #   Input type    :   Input should be only string and length of the string
 #                     should not be more than 248 characters.
 #   Format Type   :   string
 #   Examples      :   Sample Headset name = Name_Based
 ####
 #   C. Manufacturer_Based :  This tag refers to Manufacturer based denylist
 #   Input type  : Input should be in Hexadecimal Number of Manufacturer
 #   Format Type : 2 Bytes Hexadecimal Value
 #   Examples    : 0X0023 = Manufacturer_Based
 #####
 #   D. Vndr_Prdt_Based : This tag refers to vendor and product based denylist
 #   Input type  : Input should be in Hexadecimal value
 #   Format Type : 4 bytes hex value( 2 bytes of vendor  and 2 bytes of product),
 #                 Vendor and product hex values should be separated with delimiter(-).
 #   Examples    : 0X00AB-0X00BC = Vndr_Prdt_Based
 #####
 #   E. SSR_Max_Lat_Based : This tag refers to SSR Max Latency based denylist
 #   Input type  : Input value should be combination of first 3 bytes of BD address and
 #                 Hexadecimal value of SSR Max Latency
 #   Format Type : Address should be in XX:XX:XX format followed by 2 bytes hex value
 #                 of max latency Address and Max Latency should be separated with delimiter(-).
 #   Examples    : 00:01:03-0X00AB = SSR_Max_Lat_Based
 #####
 #   F. Version_Based : This tag refers to DID Version based denylist
 #   Input type  : Input value should be Hexadecimal value
 #   Format Type : 2 bytes hex value
 #   Examples    : 0X00AB = Version_Based
 #####
 #   G. LMP_Version_Based : This tag refers to LMP Version based denylist
 #   Input type  : Input value should be combination of first 3 bytes of BD address and
 #                 Hexadecimal value of LMP version and Sub version
 #   Format Type : Address should be in XX:XX:XX format followed by 1 bytes hex value
 #                 of LMP versiion and 2 bytes of sub version
 #                 Address, LMP version and sub version should be separated with delimiter(-).
 #   Examples    : 00:01:03-0X01-0XABCD = LMP_Version_Based
 ##
 #   H. Address_Range_Based :  This tag refers to Address Range based denylist
 #   Input Type       :   Input value should be only 6 bytes of start BD address
 #                        & 6 bytes of end BD address.
 #   Format Type      :   Start Address should be XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX format followed by
 #                        End BD address should be XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX format
 #   Examples         :   00:0f:59:50:00:00-00:0f:59:6f:ff:ff = Address_Range_Based
 #####
 # ******************************* Start of denylist Database ********************************
 #Disable secure connections
 #This is for pre BT 4.1/2 devices that do not handle secure mode very well.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_LE_SECURE_CONNECTIONS]

 # Devices requiring this workaround do not handle Bluetooth Absolute Volume
 # control correctly, leading to undesirable (potentially harmful) volume levels
 # or general lack of controlability.
 # 04:CB:88 - JBL TUNE125TWS
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_ABSOLUTE_VOLUME]
 04:CB:88 = Address_Based

 # Disable automatic pairing with headsets/car-kits
 # Some car kits do not react kindly to a failed pairing attempt and
 # do not allow immediate re-pairing. Denylist these so that the initial
 # pairing attempt makes it to the user instead
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_AUTO_PAIRING]

 # Use a fixed pin for specific keyboards
 # Keyboards should use a variable pin at all times. However, some keyboards
 # require a fixed pin of all 0000. This workaround enables auto pairing for
 # those keyboards.
 [INTEROP_KEYBOARD_REQUIRES_FIXED_PIN]

 # Some headsets have audio jitter issues because of increased re-transmissions as the
 # 3 Mbps packets have a lower link margin, and are more prone to interference. We can
 # disable 3DH packets (use only 2DH packets) for the ACL link to improve sensitivity
 # when streaming A2DP audio to the headset. Air sniffer logs show reduced
 # re-transmissions after switching to 2DH packets.
 # Disable 3Mbps packets and use only 2Mbps packets for ACL links when streaming audio.
 [INTEROP_2MBPS_LINK_ONLY]

 # Some HID pointing devices have proven problematic behaviour if pairing is initiated with
 # them, resulting in no response for authentication request and ultimately resulting
 # in connection failure.
 # To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices, authentication request
 # is not requested explicitly.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_AUTH_FOR_HID_POINTING]

 # HID Keyboards that claim support for multitouch functionality have issue with
 # normal functioning of keyboard because of issues in USB HID kernel driver.
 # To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices, digitizer record
 # is removed from the report descriptor.
 [INTEROP_REMOVE_HID_DIG_DESCRIPTOR]

 # Some HID devices have problematic behaviour where when hid link is in Sniff
 # and DUT is in Slave role for SCO link ( not eSCO) any solution cannot maintain
 # the link as  SCO scheduling over a short period will overlap with Sniff link due to
 # slave drift.
 # To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices, sniff is disabled from
 # link policy when sco is active, and enabled when sco is disabled.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF_DURING_SCO]

 # Few carkits take long time to start sending AT commands
 # Increase AG_CONN TIMEOUT so that AG connection go through
 [INTEROP_INCREASE_AG_CONN_TIMEOUT]

 # Some HOGP devices do not respond well when we switch from default LE conn parameters
 # to preferred conn params immediately post connection. Disable automatic switching to
 # preferred conn params for such devices and allow them to explicitly ask for it.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_LE_CONN_PREFERRED_PARAMS]

 # Disable role switch for headsets/car-kits
 # Some car kits allow role switch but when DUT initiates role switch
 # Remote will go to bad state and its leads to LMP time out.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_ROLE_SWITCH]

 # Disable role switch policy for headsets/car-kits
 # Some car kits initiate a role switch but won't initiate encryption
 # after role switch complete
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_ROLE_SWITCH_POLICY]

 # certain remote A2DP sinks have issue playing back Music in AAC format.
 # disable AAC for those headsets so that it switch to SBC
 # 1. byte alignment issues with encoder (solo3::20:3c:ae,airpods::4c:32:75)
 # 2. remote sending 128 instead of 128k as bitrate (cadillac::28:a1:83, Chevrolet Tahoe,
 #    buick_verano::ac:7a:4d(moved to name based, maruti_brezzai:28:a1:83,
 #    cadillac cue::e0:75:0a, 30:C3:D9)
 # 3. remote supporting only 44.1Khz (BIG-JAM-BOX::00-21-3c,JVC CK::00:1D:86,BMW CK::9C:DF:03)
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_AAC_CODEC]

 # certain remote A2DP sinks have issue playing back Music in AAC VBR mode.
 # disable AAC VBR for those headsets so that it switch to either AAC CBR
 # or SBC codec
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_AAC_VBR_CODEC]

 [INTEROP_ENABLE_AAC_CODEC]

 # Devices requiring this workaround do not handle Bluetooth PBAP 1.2
 # version correctly, leading them to go in bad state. So for better
 # interoperability respond with PBAP 1.1 as supported version.
 [INTEROP_ADV_PBAP_VER_1_1]

 # Devices requiring this workaround do not handle Bluetooth PBAP 1.1
 # version correctly, leading them to go in bad state. So for better
 # interoperability respond with PBAP 1.2 as supported version.
 [INTEROP_ADV_PBAP_VER_1_2]

 # Devices requiring this workaround do not handle PBAP SDP request correctly,
 # and lead to connection failures. To prevent this scenario, device requiring this
 # workaorund need to avoid sending SDP request during pairing time
 # 00:1F:20 - Logitech Bluetooth Mouse M555b
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_PCE_SDP_AFTER_PAIRING]
 00:1F:20 = Address_Based

 # Devices requiring this workaround do not handle SSR max latency values as mentioned,
 # in their SDP HID Record properly and lead to connection timeout or lags. To prevent
 # such scenarios, device requiring this workaorund need to use specific ssr max latency
 # values.
 [INTEROP_UPDATE_HID_SSR_MAX_LAT]
 DC:2C:26-0x0000 = SSR_Max_Lat_Based

 #Some device reports support for hf indicator, but it's HFP version as 1.5. The
 #behaviour violates spec and shall cause problem when DUT support HFP1.7, thus
 #denylisting such devices and remove remote's hf indicator bit if not support HFP1.7.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_HF_INDICATOR]

 #Ensure that call active indicator is sent prior to SCO connection
 #request by adding some delay. Some remotes are very strict in the
 #order of call indicator and SCO connection request.
 [INTEROP_DELAY_SCO_FOR_MT_CALL]

 # Some remotes ara taking longer to respond to +BCS during codec negotiation.
 # Disable codec negotiation and directly initiate SCO connection for those.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_CODEC_NEGOTIATION]

 # Disallow sending Player Application Setting Commands for some CK as they are unable
 # to send Passthrough Command while Streaming is in progress
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_PLAYER_APPLICATION_SETTING_CMDS]

 [INTEROP_DISABLE_CONNECTION_AFTER_COLLISION]

 # Do not use supervision timeout value received from preferred connection
 # parameters, use 3s instead. Use with HID only.
 [INTEROP_HID_PREF_CONN_SUP_TIMEOUT_3S]

 # Do not use AVDTP RECONFIGURE when reconfiguring A2DP streams.
 # Some A2DP Sink devices report SUCCESS to the AVDTP RECONFIGURE command,
 # but fail to play the reconfigured audio stream.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_AVDTP_RECONFIGURE]

 [INTEROP_GATTC_NO_SERVICE_CHANGED_IND]

 #Some LE devices have proven problematic behaviour if LE connection update is initiated with
 #them, resulting in no response after initiating LE connection update and ultimately resulting
 #in connection timeout. To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices,
 #LE connection update is not requested explicitly for those devices.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_LE_CONN_UPDATES]

 [INTEROP_AVRCP_BROWSE_OPEN_CHANNEL_COLLISION]

 #Some remote devices don't support sniff mode when the SCO is connected.
 #For such devices, disable sniff mode after SCO is connected and make
 #the link as active.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF_LINK_DURING_SCO]

 #For some remote devices, disable sniff mode during the call
 #as some remotes need call indicators in active mode
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF_DURING_CALL]

 #Skip sending incoming call state to denylisted devices
 [INTEROP_SKIP_INCOMING_STATE]

 #Nintendo Switch Pro Controller - does not set sniff interval dynamically.
 #Requires custom HID report command to change mode.
 [INTEROP_HID_HOST_LIMIT_SNIFF_INTERVAL]

 #For some remote devices disable setting of refresh_sig_timer while responding
 #to incoming AVDTP signalling. While incoming connection remote device is sending
 #set_config and delay report back to back, which is violating spec(As per the spec,
 #remote should wait for set_config response and then it should send delay report).
 #Due to which HOST is responding BAD_STATE for delay_report sent by remote, which
 #resulted in remote is going to bad state and sent AVDTP_OPEN with ACP Stream
 #Endpoint ID: 0, for which DUT responded with Error Code: BAD_ACP_SEID
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_REFRESH_ACCEPT_SIG_TIMER]

 # List of Media Players allowed to be considered as potential
 # candidates of supporting AVRCP Browsing featute are to be
 # included in this Name Based Allowlist
 # Name Based Format addition must be made with the string having
 # Player's package Name (Not Player's displayable Name) like below:
 # Player's Package Name = Name Based
 #
 # Like below players are part of our Allowlist
 # Youtube(YT) Music = Name Based
 # Gaana = Name Based
 [INTEROP_BROWSE_PLAYER_ALLOW_LIST]

 # For some certain remote devices, when a2dp is playing and music
 # player is paused, if we update avrcp paused to remote device, remote device will
 # not output audio even after avrcp becomes playing again. Denylist these devices
 # to not update avrcp paused to them when a2dp is playing.
 # This denylist is migrated from playerStateUpdateBlackListed of Avrcp_ext.java
 [INTEROP_NOT_UPDATE_AVRCP_PAUSED_TO_REMOTE]

 # Some certain devices reject DUT initiated connection
 # when DUT tries to connect other auto-connectable profiles 6s after
 # peer connects the first one. To avoid such race condition, raised
 # connect other profiles timeout to 10s to make sure there is no
 # connection rejection from remote because of connection collision.
 # This denylist is migrated from delayConnectTimeoutDevice
 # of PhonePolicy.java.
 [INTEROP_PHONE_POLICY_INCREASED_DELAY_CONNECT_OTHER_PROFILES]

 # As per the implementation for the incoming connection scenario if one
 # profile got connected and other profile didn't get connected, DUT starts
 # connect other profiles after 6sec timeout. For some certain device,
 # this timeout has been reduced to 2sec for triggering auto connect to
 # otherprofiles from DUT. So that Audio will get routed to BT device with
 # reduced delay.
 # This denylist is migrated from delayReducedConnectTimeoutDevice
 # of PhonePolicy.java.
 [INTEROP_PHONE_POLICY_REDUCED_DELAY_CONNECT_OTHER_PROFILES]

 # Some remote devices are misbehaving when there is an active
 # call and MT call is in progress. We send call indicators for
 # active call and MT Call in progess. When active call is
 # terminated, we send call end indicator only to remote. This
 # is confusing remote and remotes are going into bad state.
 # Denylist remote devices to disconnect SCO when active call is
 # ended, fake MT call indicator again with some delay.
 # This denylist is migrated from BlacklistDeviceAddrToDelayCallInd
 # of HeadsetStateMachine.java.
 [INTEROP_HFP_FAKE_INCOMING_CALL_INDICATOR]

 # Some certain devices not rendering VOIP call audio if call indicators
 # are sent with a delay. Denylist the devices to send call
 # indicators back to back.
 # This denylist is migrated from BlacklistDeviceForSendingVOIPCallIndsBackToBack
 # of HeadsetStateMachine.java.
 [INTEROP_HFP_SEND_CALL_INDICATORS_BACK_TO_BACK]

 # Some CKs need SCO immediately after SLC if there is an ongoing call on phone
 [INTEROP_SETUP_SCO_WITH_NO_DELAY_AFTER_SLC_DURING_CALL]

 #Some LE mouses need preferred connection parameters
 [INTEROP_ENABLE_PREFERRED_CONN_PARAMETER]

 # Some CKs drop SCO connection immediately after accept,
 # Retry setup SCO once for those remote devices.
 [INTEROP_RETRY_SCO_AFTER_REMOTE_REJECT_SCO]

 # some remotes not able to render the voice for VOIP calls if call
 # ougoing indicators are sent and sco is opened immediately.
 # Adding such devices to denylist, to do the sco open after
 # indicators are sent with slight delay.
 [INTEROP_DELAY_SCO_FOR_MO_CALL]

 # some remote hid devices cannot work properly as they laod special hid usb driver in kernel,
 # so modify their vid/pid so that generic hid driver are loaded.
 [INTEROP_CHANGE_HID_VID_PID]

 # Some remote always set DUT as slave during connection which restricts
 # setting supervision timeout to the required value. This interop will allow
 # local device to be only master as role switch would be restricted during connection.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_ROLE_SWITCH_DURING_CONNECTION]

 # Disable auto repairing
 [INTEROP_AUTO_RETRY_PAIRING]

 # Disable Name Request
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_NAME_REQUEST]

 # AVRCP 1_4 Only device
 [INTEROP_AVRCP_1_4_ONLY]

 # Few remote devices do not understand AVRCP version greater than 1.3. For these
 # devices, we would like to denylist them and advertise AVRCP version as 1.3
 [INTEROP_AVRCP_1_3_ONLY]

 # Disable Sniff
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF]

 # HFP AT+BIND missing
 [INTEROP_SLC_SKIP_BIND_COMMAND]

 # Some remote devices have LMP version in [5.0, 5.2] but do not support robust caching
 # or correctly response with an error. We disable the database hash lookup for such devices.
 [INTEROP_DISABLE_ROBUST_CACHING]
	# Below are the guidelines/instructions for editing this database file.
	# Note 1: User should turn off the BT, before updating this database file.
	# Note 2: Line started with the # is treated as comments.
	# Note 3: Comment lines in between the entries are not allowed.
	# Note 4: All duplicated entries including main BL types will be ignored.
	#
	#1. Below are the four tags for denylist
	# A. Address_Based C. Manufacturer_based
	# B. Name_Based D. Vndr_Prdt_Based
	# E. SSR_Max_Lat_Based F. Version_Based
	# G. LMP_Version_Based H. Address_Range_Based
	##
	# A. Address_Based : This tag refers to Address based denylist
	# Input Type : Input value should be only 3 to 4 bytes of BD address
	# Format Type : Address should be in XX:XX:XX format
	# Examples : 00:01:03 = Address_Based
	###
	# B. Name_Based : This tag refers to Name based denylist.
	# Input type : Input should be only string and length of the string
	# should not be more than 248 characters.
	# Format Type : string
	# Examples : Sample Headset name = Name_Based
	####
	# C. Manufacturer_Based : This tag refers to Manufacturer based denylist
	# Input type : Input should be in Hexadecimal Number of Manufacturer
	# Format Type : 2 Bytes Hexadecimal Value
	# Examples : 0X0023 = Manufacturer_Based
	#####
	# D. Vndr_Prdt_Based : This tag refers to vendor and product based denylist
	# Input type : Input should be in Hexadecimal value
	# Format Type : 4 bytes hex value( 2 bytes of vendor and 2 bytes of product),
	# Vendor and product hex values should be separated with delimiter(-).
	# Examples : 0X00AB-0X00BC = Vndr_Prdt_Based
	#####
	# E. SSR_Max_Lat_Based : This tag refers to SSR Max Latency based denylist
	# Input type : Input value should be combination of first 3 bytes of BD address and
	# Hexadecimal value of SSR Max Latency
	# Format Type : Address should be in XX:XX:XX format followed by 2 bytes hex value
	# of max latency Address and Max Latency should be separated with delimiter(-).
	# Examples : 00:01:03-0X00AB = SSR_Max_Lat_Based
	#####
	# F. Version_Based : This tag refers to DID Version based denylist
	# Input type : Input value should be Hexadecimal value
	# Format Type : 2 bytes hex value
	# Examples : 0X00AB = Version_Based
	#####
	# G. LMP_Version_Based : This tag refers to LMP Version based denylist
	# Input type : Input value should be combination of first 3 bytes of BD address and
	# Hexadecimal value of LMP version and Sub version
	# Format Type : Address should be in XX:XX:XX format followed by 1 bytes hex value
	# of LMP versiion and 2 bytes of sub version
	# Address, LMP version and sub version should be separated with delimiter(-).
	# Examples : 00:01:03-0X01-0XABCD = LMP_Version_Based
	##
	# H. Address_Range_Based : This tag refers to Address Range based denylist
	# Input Type : Input value should be only 6 bytes of start BD address
	# & 6 bytes of end BD address.
	# Format Type : Start Address should be XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX format followed by
	# End BD address should be XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX format
	# Examples : 00:0f:59:50:00:00-00:0f:59:6f:ff:ff = Address_Range_Based
	#####
	# ***************************** Start of denylist Database ******************************
	#Disable secure connections
	#This is for pre BT 4.1/2 devices that do not handle secure mode very well.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_LE_SECURE_CONNECTIONS]

	# Devices requiring this workaround do not handle Bluetooth Absolute Volume
	# control correctly, leading to undesirable (potentially harmful) volume levels
	# or general lack of controlability.
	# 04:CB:88 - JBL TUNE125TWS
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_ABSOLUTE_VOLUME]
	04:CB:88 = Address_Based

	# Disable automatic pairing with headsets/car-kits
	# Some car kits do not react kindly to a failed pairing attempt and
	# do not allow immediate re-pairing. Denylist these so that the initial
	# pairing attempt makes it to the user instead
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_AUTO_PAIRING]

	# Use a fixed pin for specific keyboards
	# Keyboards should use a variable pin at all times. However, some keyboards
	# require a fixed pin of all 0000. This workaround enables auto pairing for
	# those keyboards.
	[INTEROP_KEYBOARD_REQUIRES_FIXED_PIN]

	# Some headsets have audio jitter issues because of increased re-transmissions as the
	# 3 Mbps packets have a lower link margin, and are more prone to interference. We can
	# disable 3DH packets (use only 2DH packets) for the ACL link to improve sensitivity
	# when streaming A2DP audio to the headset. Air sniffer logs show reduced
	# re-transmissions after switching to 2DH packets.
	# Disable 3Mbps packets and use only 2Mbps packets for ACL links when streaming audio.
	[INTEROP_2MBPS_LINK_ONLY]

	# Some HID pointing devices have proven problematic behaviour if pairing is initiated with
	# them, resulting in no response for authentication request and ultimately resulting
	# in connection failure.
	# To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices, authentication request
	# is not requested explicitly.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_AUTH_FOR_HID_POINTING]

	# HID Keyboards that claim support for multitouch functionality have issue with
	# normal functioning of keyboard because of issues in USB HID kernel driver.
	# To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices, digitizer record
	# is removed from the report descriptor.
	[INTEROP_REMOVE_HID_DIG_DESCRIPTOR]

	# Some HID devices have problematic behaviour where when hid link is in Sniff
	# and DUT is in Slave role for SCO link ( not eSCO) any solution cannot maintain
	# the link as SCO scheduling over a short period will overlap with Sniff link due to
	# slave drift.
	# To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices, sniff is disabled from
	# link policy when sco is active, and enabled when sco is disabled.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF_DURING_SCO]

	# Few carkits take long time to start sending AT commands
	# Increase AG_CONN TIMEOUT so that AG connection go through
	[INTEROP_INCREASE_AG_CONN_TIMEOUT]

	# Some HOGP devices do not respond well when we switch from default LE conn parameters
	# to preferred conn params immediately post connection. Disable automatic switching to
	# preferred conn params for such devices and allow them to explicitly ask for it.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_LE_CONN_PREFERRED_PARAMS]

	# Disable role switch for headsets/car-kits
	# Some car kits allow role switch but when DUT initiates role switch
	# Remote will go to bad state and its leads to LMP time out.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_ROLE_SWITCH]

	# Disable role switch policy for headsets/car-kits
	# Some car kits initiate a role switch but won't initiate encryption
	# after role switch complete
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_ROLE_SWITCH_POLICY]

	# certain remote A2DP sinks have issue playing back Music in AAC format.
	# disable AAC for those headsets so that it switch to SBC
	# 1. byte alignment issues with encoder (solo3::20:3c:ae,airpods::4c:32:75)
	# 2. remote sending 128 instead of 128k as bitrate (cadillac::28:a1:83, Chevrolet Tahoe,
	# buick_verano::ac:7a:4d(moved to name based, maruti_brezzai:28:a1:83,
	# cadillac cue::e0:75:0a, 30:C3:D9)
	# 3. remote supporting only 44.1Khz (BIG-JAM-BOX::00-21-3c,JVC CK::00:1D:86,BMW CK::9C:DF:03)
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_AAC_CODEC]

	# certain remote A2DP sinks have issue playing back Music in AAC VBR mode.
	# disable AAC VBR for those headsets so that it switch to either AAC CBR
	# or SBC codec
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_AAC_VBR_CODEC]

	[INTEROP_ENABLE_AAC_CODEC]

	# Devices requiring this workaround do not handle Bluetooth PBAP 1.2
	# version correctly, leading them to go in bad state. So for better
	# interoperability respond with PBAP 1.1 as supported version.
	[INTEROP_ADV_PBAP_VER_1_1]

	# Devices requiring this workaround do not handle Bluetooth PBAP 1.1
	# version correctly, leading them to go in bad state. So for better
	# interoperability respond with PBAP 1.2 as supported version.
	[INTEROP_ADV_PBAP_VER_1_2]

	# Devices requiring this workaround do not handle PBAP SDP request correctly,
	# and lead to connection failures. To prevent this scenario, device requiring this
	# workaorund need to avoid sending SDP request during pairing time
	# 00:1F:20 - Logitech Bluetooth Mouse M555b
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_PCE_SDP_AFTER_PAIRING]
	00:1F:20 = Address_Based

	# Devices requiring this workaround do not handle SSR max latency values as mentioned,
	# in their SDP HID Record properly and lead to connection timeout or lags. To prevent
	# such scenarios, device requiring this workaorund need to use specific ssr max latency
	# values.
	[INTEROP_UPDATE_HID_SSR_MAX_LAT]
	DC:2C:26-0x0000 = SSR_Max_Lat_Based

	#Some device reports support for hf indicator, but it's HFP version as 1.5. The
	#behaviour violates spec and shall cause problem when DUT support HFP1.7, thus
	#denylisting such devices and remove remote's hf indicator bit if not support HFP1.7.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_HF_INDICATOR]

	#Ensure that call active indicator is sent prior to SCO connection
	#request by adding some delay. Some remotes are very strict in the
	#order of call indicator and SCO connection request.
	[INTEROP_DELAY_SCO_FOR_MT_CALL]

	# Some remotes ara taking longer to respond to +BCS during codec negotiation.
	# Disable codec negotiation and directly initiate SCO connection for those.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_CODEC_NEGOTIATION]

	# Disallow sending Player Application Setting Commands for some CK as they are unable
	# to send Passthrough Command while Streaming is in progress
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_PLAYER_APPLICATION_SETTING_CMDS]

	[INTEROP_DISABLE_CONNECTION_AFTER_COLLISION]

	# Do not use supervision timeout value received from preferred connection
	# parameters, use 3s instead. Use with HID only.
	[INTEROP_HID_PREF_CONN_SUP_TIMEOUT_3S]

	# Do not use AVDTP RECONFIGURE when reconfiguring A2DP streams.
	# Some A2DP Sink devices report SUCCESS to the AVDTP RECONFIGURE command,
	# but fail to play the reconfigured audio stream.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_AVDTP_RECONFIGURE]

	[INTEROP_GATTC_NO_SERVICE_CHANGED_IND]

	#Some LE devices have proven problematic behaviour if LE connection update is initiated with
	#them, resulting in no response after initiating LE connection update and ultimately resulting
	#in connection timeout. To avoid degrading the user experience with those devices,
	#LE connection update is not requested explicitly for those devices.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_LE_CONN_UPDATES]

	[INTEROP_AVRCP_BROWSE_OPEN_CHANNEL_COLLISION]

	#Some remote devices don't support sniff mode when the SCO is connected.
	#For such devices, disable sniff mode after SCO is connected and make
	#the link as active.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF_LINK_DURING_SCO]

	#For some remote devices, disable sniff mode during the call
	#as some remotes need call indicators in active mode
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF_DURING_CALL]

	#Skip sending incoming call state to denylisted devices
	[INTEROP_SKIP_INCOMING_STATE]

	#Nintendo Switch Pro Controller - does not set sniff interval dynamically.
	#Requires custom HID report command to change mode.
	[INTEROP_HID_HOST_LIMIT_SNIFF_INTERVAL]

	#For some remote devices disable setting of refresh_sig_timer while responding
	#to incoming AVDTP signalling. While incoming connection remote device is sending
	#set_config and delay report back to back, which is violating spec(As per the spec,
	#remote should wait for set_config response and then it should send delay report).
	#Due to which HOST is responding BAD_STATE for delay_report sent by remote, which
	#resulted in remote is going to bad state and sent AVDTP_OPEN with ACP Stream
	#Endpoint ID: 0, for which DUT responded with Error Code: BAD_ACP_SEID
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_REFRESH_ACCEPT_SIG_TIMER]

	# List of Media Players allowed to be considered as potential
	# candidates of supporting AVRCP Browsing featute are to be
	# included in this Name Based Allowlist
	# Name Based Format addition must be made with the string having
	# Player's package Name (Not Player's displayable Name) like below:
	# Player's Package Name = Name Based
	#
	# Like below players are part of our Allowlist
	# Youtube(YT) Music = Name Based
	# Gaana = Name Based
	[INTEROP_BROWSE_PLAYER_ALLOW_LIST]

	# For some certain remote devices, when a2dp is playing and music
	# player is paused, if we update avrcp paused to remote device, remote device will
	# not output audio even after avrcp becomes playing again. Denylist these devices
	# to not update avrcp paused to them when a2dp is playing.
	# This denylist is migrated from playerStateUpdateBlackListed of Avrcp_ext.java
	[INTEROP_NOT_UPDATE_AVRCP_PAUSED_TO_REMOTE]

	# Some certain devices reject DUT initiated connection
	# when DUT tries to connect other auto-connectable profiles 6s after
	# peer connects the first one. To avoid such race condition, raised
	# connect other profiles timeout to 10s to make sure there is no
	# connection rejection from remote because of connection collision.
	# This denylist is migrated from delayConnectTimeoutDevice
	# of PhonePolicy.java.
	[INTEROP_PHONE_POLICY_INCREASED_DELAY_CONNECT_OTHER_PROFILES]

	# As per the implementation for the incoming connection scenario if one
	# profile got connected and other profile didn't get connected, DUT starts
	# connect other profiles after 6sec timeout. For some certain device,
	# this timeout has been reduced to 2sec for triggering auto connect to
	# otherprofiles from DUT. So that Audio will get routed to BT device with
	# reduced delay.
	# This denylist is migrated from delayReducedConnectTimeoutDevice
	# of PhonePolicy.java.
	[INTEROP_PHONE_POLICY_REDUCED_DELAY_CONNECT_OTHER_PROFILES]

	# Some remote devices are misbehaving when there is an active
	# call and MT call is in progress. We send call indicators for
	# active call and MT Call in progess. When active call is
	# terminated, we send call end indicator only to remote. This
	# is confusing remote and remotes are going into bad state.
	# Denylist remote devices to disconnect SCO when active call is
	# ended, fake MT call indicator again with some delay.
	# This denylist is migrated from BlacklistDeviceAddrToDelayCallInd
	# of HeadsetStateMachine.java.
	[INTEROP_HFP_FAKE_INCOMING_CALL_INDICATOR]

	# Some certain devices not rendering VOIP call audio if call indicators
	# are sent with a delay. Denylist the devices to send call
	# indicators back to back.
	# This denylist is migrated from BlacklistDeviceForSendingVOIPCallIndsBackToBack
	# of HeadsetStateMachine.java.
	[INTEROP_HFP_SEND_CALL_INDICATORS_BACK_TO_BACK]

	# Some CKs need SCO immediately after SLC if there is an ongoing call on phone
	[INTEROP_SETUP_SCO_WITH_NO_DELAY_AFTER_SLC_DURING_CALL]

	#Some LE mouses need preferred connection parameters
	[INTEROP_ENABLE_PREFERRED_CONN_PARAMETER]

	# Some CKs drop SCO connection immediately after accept,
	# Retry setup SCO once for those remote devices.
	[INTEROP_RETRY_SCO_AFTER_REMOTE_REJECT_SCO]

	# some remotes not able to render the voice for VOIP calls if call
	# ougoing indicators are sent and sco is opened immediately.
	# Adding such devices to denylist, to do the sco open after
	# indicators are sent with slight delay.
	[INTEROP_DELAY_SCO_FOR_MO_CALL]

	# some remote hid devices cannot work properly as they laod special hid usb driver in kernel,
	# so modify their vid/pid so that generic hid driver are loaded.
	[INTEROP_CHANGE_HID_VID_PID]

	# Some remote always set DUT as slave during connection which restricts
	# setting supervision timeout to the required value. This interop will allow
	# local device to be only master as role switch would be restricted during connection.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_ROLE_SWITCH_DURING_CONNECTION]

	# Disable auto repairing
	[INTEROP_AUTO_RETRY_PAIRING]

	# Disable Name Request
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_NAME_REQUEST]

	# AVRCP 1_4 Only device
	[INTEROP_AVRCP_1_4_ONLY]

	# Few remote devices do not understand AVRCP version greater than 1.3. For these
	# devices, we would like to denylist them and advertise AVRCP version as 1.3
	[INTEROP_AVRCP_1_3_ONLY]

	# Disable Sniff
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_SNIFF]

	# HFP AT+BIND missing
	[INTEROP_SLC_SKIP_BIND_COMMAND]

	# Some remote devices have LMP version in [5.0, 5.2] but do not support robust caching
	# or correctly response with an error. We disable the database hash lookup for such devices.
	[INTEROP_DISABLE_ROBUST_CACHING]