Test Documentation Bluetooth Support September 15, 2026 21:46 Updated Introduction The Test Plan indicates test requirements/test cases to be met based on the Implementation Conformance Statement (ICS) selections for your product. Members are responsible for completing the tests and indicating test verdicts and dates of testing within the test plan. The completed test plan (also referred to as a Test Declaration) is submitted in Qualification Workspace. The test cases generated also depend on the Test Case Reference List (TCRL) version. For more information on the TCRL, see Test Case Reference List (TCRL). Information about test cases, test suites, and ICS can be found on the Specifications and Documents page. For more information on how to complete the Test Declaration, see the Test Declaration Best Practices document. In this article Test Plan column definitions Test Reports Test Plan column definitions Test Case ID Formatted as follows: Layer/Role/Capabilities/Behavior Valid or Invalid (BV or BI)/#/Conformation or Interoperability (-C or -I). Example: HCI/AEN/BI-01-C. As of TCRL 2024-1, -I is only present in IOPT test cases. Legacy Test Case ID The identifier by which the Test Case was previously known. Test Case Description Name found in the Test Suite. Test Case Category Test execution and evidence requirements defined in the TCRL. Active Date The date the latest requirements of the test case become mandatory for Qualification. Until this date, it is optional to use the requirements in the previous TCRL for the test case. Test Platform Test system that shall be used if Test Category A; otherwise Members can choose their own test system or set up in accordance with the TCRL. TCMT (Test Case Mapping Table) ICS items selected to require the test case for Qualification. TSE TSEs included in the active TCRL. TCRL Release Notes Released TSEs or other technical notes included in the active TCRL. TCRL Version with Last TSE Last TCRL where the test case was materially affected. Test Case Verdict One of Pass, Fail, Waived, or Not Required: Pass: test executed by Member and achieved Pass verdict. Fail: test executed by Member and did not achieve Pass verdict. Waived: the test case has an approved Test Coverage Waiver. If waived, the TCW shall be referenced in the Evidence Notes column. Not Required: for optional test cases for which Members opt not to perform testing. Test Execution (Date) Date the test was executed according to the Test Report. Test Equipment Platform The make, model, serial number, and SW version of the system used during test execution. Test Report Reference The name of the Test Report document found in the Compliance Folder. IUT Configuration Indicate whether a special setup was used for the IUT to run the test case, including the hardware and software versions. Evidence Notes Any TCWs used or other information applicable to the execution of the test case. Test Reports Any test reports indicated in the Test Report Reference column of the completed test plan should be submitted in Qualification Workspace. As indicated in QPRD Appendix A.3, test reports shall contain at a minimum: Identification of the test facility that conducted the tests. Identification of the Member providing the Product for testing. Identification of the Product including hardware and software version numbers. A reference to the TS version. A reference to the utilized Test System including the version. IXIT values required by test cases executed. For all test cases performed using a Member-defined test setup, information regarding test setup, execution, and results. A summary list of all performed test cases with the test case identifier, date of test, and the verdict (pass, fail, or inconclusive). Test reports are required for Category A and B test cases. Still need help Submit a support request and include the Design Number(s) (DNs) of the Design you are testing. Submit a support request This KBA is intended to provide Bluetooth® SIG members with helpful information and address frequently asked questions. Governing documents, membership agreements, policies, and other Bluetooth SIG rules and guidelines can be found on the Bluetooth SIG governing documents page. Related articles Test Case Reference List (TCRL) Testing Overview ICS Form Inconsistencies for Inter-Layer Dependencies Understanding Core Configurations Product Details