IEEE DRAFT 802.15.1 : D5 2004

1. Overview
    1.1 Scope
    1.2 WPAN definition
2. References
    2.1 IEEE documents
    2.2 ISO documents
    2.3 ITU documents
    2.4 Bluetooth documents
    2.5 Other documents
3. Definitions
4. Acronyms and abbreviations
    4.1 Standard-based acronyms and abbreviations
    4.2 Bluetooth specification names
5. General description
    5.1 New features
    5.2 Changes in wording
    5.3 Structure changes
    5.4 Deprecated features
6. Architecture
    6.1 General description
    6.2 Core system architecture
    6.3 Core architectural blocks
    6.4 Data transport architecture
    6.5 L2CAP channels
    6.6 Communication topology
7. Physical layer (PHY)
    7.1 Scope
    7.2 Transmitter characteristics
    7.3 Modulation characteristics
    7.4 Receiver characteristics
    7.5 Nominal test conditions
    7.6 Extreme test conditions
    7.7 Test condition parameters
8. Baseband
    8.1 General description
    8.2 Physical channels
    8.3 Physical links
    8.4 Logical transports
    8.5 Logical links
    8.6 Packets
    8.7 Bitstream processing
    8.8 Link controller operation
    8.9 Audio
    8.10 General audio recommendations
    8.11 Timers
    8.12 Recommendations for AFH operation in PARK, HOLD and SNIFF
9. Link Manager Protocol
    9.1 General rules
    9.2 Device features
    9.3 Procedure rules
    9.4 Summary
10. Error codes
    10.1 Overview of error codes
    10.2 Usage descriptions
    10.3 HCI command errors
    10.4 List of error codes
    10.5 Error code descriptions
11. Controller
    11.1 Lower layers of the 802.15.1REVa software stack
    11.2 Overview of host controller transport
    11.3 Overview of commands and events
    11.4 HCI Flow control
    11.5 HCI data formats
    11.6 HCI configuration parameters
    11.7 HCI commands and events
    11.8 Deprecated commands, events and configuration parameters
12. Message sequence charts
    12.1 Overview
    12.2 Services without connection request
    12.3 ACL Connection establishment and detachment
    12.4 Optional activities after ACL connection establishment
    12.5 Synchronous connection establishment and detachment
    12.6 SNIFF, HOLD and PARK
    12.7 Buffer management, flow control
    12.8 Loopback mode
13. Security
    13.1 Security overview
    13.2 Random number generation
    13.3 Key management
    13.4 Encryption
    13.5 Authentication
    13.6 The authentication and key-generating functions
14. Logical Link Control And Adaptation Protocol
    14.1 L2CAP features
    14.2 General operation
    14.3 Data packet format
    14.4 Signalling packet formats
    14.5 Configuration parameter options
    14.6 State machine
    14.7 General procedures
    14.8 Procedures for flow control and retransmission
    14.9 Configuration Message Sequence Charts
15. Service access point interfaces and primitives
    15.1 IEEE 802 interfaces
    15.2 LLC sublayer/MAC sublayer interface service specification.
    15.3 Bluetooth interfaces
16. Generic Access Profile
    16.1 Scope
    16.2 Symbols and conventions
    16.3 Profile overview
    16.4 User interface aspects
    16.5 Modes
    16.6 Security aspects
    16.7 Idle mode procedures
    16.8 Establishment procedures
    16.9 Definitions
    16.10 Timers and constants
    16.11 Information flows of related procedures (Informative)

Defines physical layer (PHY) and medium access control (MAC) specifications for wireless connectivity with fixed, portable, and moving devices within or entering a personal operating space (POS).