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18 #define ANDROID_RIL_H 1
22 #include <telephony/ril_cdma_sms.h>
23 #include <telephony/ril_nv_items.h>
24 #include <telephony/ril_msim.h>
26 #ifndef FEATURE_UNIT_TEST
28 #endif /* !FEATURE_UNIT_TEST */
35 #if defined(ANDROID_SIM_COUNT_2)
37 #elif defined(ANDROID_SIM_COUNT_3)
39 #elif defined(ANDROID_SIM_COUNT_4)
45 #ifndef ANDROID_MULTI_SIM
51 * Value of RIL_VERSION should not be changed in future. Here onwards,
52 * when a new change is supposed to be introduced which could involve new
53 * schemes added like Wakelocks, data structures added/updated, etc, we would
54 * just document RIL version associated with that change below. When OEM updates its
55 * RIL with those changes, they would return that new RIL version during RIL_REGISTER.
56 * We should make use of the returned version by vendor to identify appropriate scheme
57 * or data structure version to use.
59 * Documentation of RIL version and associated changes
60 * RIL_VERSION = 12 : This version corresponds to updated data structures namely
61 * RIL_Data_Call_Response_v11, RIL_SIM_IO_v6, RIL_CardStatus_v6,
62 * RIL_SimRefreshResponse_v7, RIL_CDMA_CallWaiting_v6,
63 * RIL_LTE_SignalStrength_v8, RIL_SignalStrength_v10, RIL_CellIdentityGsm_v12
64 * RIL_CellIdentityWcdma_v12, RIL_CellIdentityLte_v12,RIL_CellInfoGsm_v12,
65 * RIL_CellInfoWcdma_v12, RIL_CellInfoLte_v12, RIL_CellInfo_v12.
67 * RIL_VERSION = 13 : This version includes new wakelock semantics and as the first
68 * strongly versioned version it enforces structure use.
70 * RIL_VERSION = 14 : New data structures are added, namely RIL_CarrierMatchType,
71 * RIL_Carrier, RIL_CarrierRestrictions and RIL_PCO_Data.
72 * New commands added: RIL_REQUEST_SET_CARRIER_RESTRICTIONS,
73 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_CARRIER_RESTRICTIONS and
76 * RIL_VERSION = 15 : The new parameters for RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL,
77 * Updated data structures: RIL_DataProfileInfo_v15, RIL_InitialAttachApn_v15
78 * New commands added: RIL_REQUEST_SEND_DEVICE_STATE,
79 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_UNSOLICITED_RESPONSE_FILTER
81 #define RIL_VERSION 12
82 #define LAST_IMPRECISE_RIL_VERSION 12 // Better self-documented name
83 #define RIL_VERSION_MIN 6 /* Minimum RIL_VERSION supported */
85 #define CDMA_ALPHA_INFO_BUFFER_LENGTH 64
86 #define CDMA_NUMBER_INFO_BUFFER_LENGTH 81
89 #define MAX_SOCKET_NAME_LENGTH 6
90 #define MAX_CLIENT_ID_LENGTH 2
91 #define MAX_DEBUG_SOCKET_NAME_LENGTH 12
92 #define MAX_QEMU_PIPE_NAME_LENGTH 11
93 #define MAX_UUID_LENGTH 64
96 typedef void * RIL_Token;
115 RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE = 1, /* If radio did not start or is resetting */
116 RIL_E_GENERIC_FAILURE = 2,
117 RIL_E_PASSWORD_INCORRECT = 3, /* for PIN/PIN2 methods only! */
118 RIL_E_SIM_PIN2 = 4, /* Operation requires SIM PIN2 to be entered */
119 RIL_E_SIM_PUK2 = 5, /* Operation requires SIM PIN2 to be entered */
120 RIL_E_REQUEST_NOT_SUPPORTED = 6,
122 RIL_E_OP_NOT_ALLOWED_DURING_VOICE_CALL = 8, /* data ops are not allowed during voice
123 call on a Class C GPRS device */
124 RIL_E_OP_NOT_ALLOWED_BEFORE_REG_TO_NW = 9, /* data ops are not allowed before device
125 registers in network */
126 RIL_E_SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY = 10, /* fail to send sms and need retry */
127 RIL_E_SIM_ABSENT = 11, /* fail to set the location where CDMA subscription
128 shall be retrieved because of SIM or RUIM
130 RIL_E_SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_AVAILABLE = 12, /* fail to find CDMA subscription from specified
132 RIL_E_MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED = 13, /* HW does not support preferred network type */
133 RIL_E_FDN_CHECK_FAILURE = 14, /* command failed because recipient is not on FDN list */
134 RIL_E_ILLEGAL_SIM_OR_ME = 15, /* network selection failed due to
136 RIL_E_MISSING_RESOURCE = 16, /* no logical channel available */
137 RIL_E_NO_SUCH_ELEMENT = 17, /* application not found on SIM */
138 RIL_E_DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_USSD = 18, /* DIAL request modified to USSD */
139 RIL_E_DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_SS = 19, /* DIAL request modified to SS */
140 RIL_E_DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL = 20, /* DIAL request modified to DIAL with different
142 RIL_E_USSD_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL = 21, /* USSD request modified to DIAL */
143 RIL_E_USSD_MODIFIED_TO_SS = 22, /* USSD request modified to SS */
144 RIL_E_USSD_MODIFIED_TO_USSD = 23, /* USSD request modified to different USSD
146 RIL_E_SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL = 24, /* SS request modified to DIAL */
147 RIL_E_SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD = 25, /* SS request modified to USSD */
148 RIL_E_SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_SUPPORTED = 26, /* Subscription not supported by RIL */
149 RIL_E_SS_MODIFIED_TO_SS = 27, /* SS request modified to different SS request */
150 RIL_E_LCE_NOT_SUPPORTED = 36, /* LCE service not supported(36 in RILConstants.java) */
151 RIL_E_NO_MEMORY = 37, /* Not sufficient memory to process the request */
152 RIL_E_INTERNAL_ERR = 38, /* Hit unexpected vendor internal error scenario */
153 RIL_E_SYSTEM_ERR = 39, /* Hit platform or system error */
154 RIL_E_MODEM_ERR = 40, /* Hit unexpected modem error */
155 RIL_E_INVALID_STATE = 41, /* Unexpected request for the current state */
156 RIL_E_NO_RESOURCES = 42, /* Not sufficient resource to process the request */
157 RIL_E_SIM_ERR = 43, /* Received error from SIM card */
158 RIL_E_INVALID_ARGUMENTS = 44, /* Received invalid arguments in request */
159 RIL_E_INVALID_SIM_STATE = 45, /* Can not process the request in current SIM state */
160 RIL_E_INVALID_MODEM_STATE = 46, /* Can not process the request in current Modem state */
161 RIL_E_INVALID_CALL_ID = 47, /* Received invalid call id in request */
162 RIL_E_NO_SMS_TO_ACK = 48, /* ACK received when there is no SMS to ack */
163 RIL_E_NETWORK_ERR = 49, /* Received error from network */
164 RIL_E_REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED = 50, /* Operation denied due to overly-frequent requests */
165 RIL_E_SIM_BUSY = 51, /* SIM is busy */
166 RIL_E_SIM_FULL = 52, /* The target EF is full */
167 RIL_E_NETWORK_REJECT = 53, /* Request is rejected by network */
168 RIL_E_OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED = 54, /* Not allowed the request now */
169 RIL_E_EMPTY_RECORD = 55, /* The request record is empty */
170 RIL_E_INVALID_SMS_FORMAT = 56, /* Invalid sms format */
171 RIL_E_ENCODING_ERR = 57, /* Message not encoded properly */
172 RIL_E_INVALID_SMSC_ADDRESS = 58, /* SMSC address specified is invalid */
173 RIL_E_NO_SUCH_ENTRY = 59, /* No such entry present to perform the request */
174 RIL_E_NETWORK_NOT_READY = 60, /* Network is not ready to perform the request */
175 RIL_E_NOT_PROVISIONED = 61, /* Device doesnot have this value provisioned */
176 RIL_E_NO_SUBSCRIPTION = 62, /* Device doesnot have subscription */
177 RIL_E_NO_NETWORK_FOUND = 63, /* Network cannot be found */
178 RIL_E_DEVICE_IN_USE = 64, /* Operation cannot be performed because the device
179 is currently in use */
180 RIL_E_ABORTED = 65, /* Operation aborted */
181 RIL_E_INVALID_RESPONSE = 66, /* Invalid response sent by vendor code */
182 // OEM specific error codes. To be used by OEM when they don't want to reveal
183 // specific error codes which would be replaced by Generic failure.
184 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_1 = 501,
185 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_2 = 502,
186 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_3 = 503,
187 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_4 = 504,
188 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_5 = 505,
189 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_6 = 506,
190 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_7 = 507,
191 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_8 = 508,
192 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_9 = 509,
193 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_10 = 510,
194 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_11 = 511,
195 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_12 = 512,
196 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_13 = 513,
197 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_14 = 514,
198 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_15 = 515,
199 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_16 = 516,
200 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_17 = 517,
201 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_18 = 518,
202 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_19 = 519,
203 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_20 = 520,
204 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_21 = 521,
205 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_22 = 522,
206 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_23 = 523,
207 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_24 = 524,
208 RIL_E_OEM_ERROR_25 = 525
213 RIL_CALL_HOLDING = 1,
214 RIL_CALL_DIALING = 2, /* MO call only */
215 RIL_CALL_ALERTING = 3, /* MO call only */
216 RIL_CALL_INCOMING = 4, /* MT call only */
217 RIL_CALL_WAITING = 5 /* MT call only */
221 RADIO_STATE_OFF = 0, /* Radio explictly powered off (eg CFUN=0) */
222 RADIO_STATE_UNAVAILABLE = 1, /* Radio unavailable (eg, resetting or not booted) */
223 RADIO_STATE_ON = 10 /* Radio is on */
227 RADIO_TECH_UNKNOWN = 0,
231 RADIO_TECH_IS95A = 4,
232 RADIO_TECH_IS95B = 5,
233 RADIO_TECH_1xRTT = 6,
234 RADIO_TECH_EVDO_0 = 7,
235 RADIO_TECH_EVDO_A = 8,
236 RADIO_TECH_HSDPA = 9,
237 RADIO_TECH_HSUPA = 10,
238 RADIO_TECH_HSPA = 11,
239 RADIO_TECH_EVDO_B = 12,
240 RADIO_TECH_EHRPD = 13,
242 RADIO_TECH_HSPAP = 15, // HSPA+
243 RADIO_TECH_GSM = 16, // Only supports voice
244 RADIO_TECH_TD_SCDMA = 17,
245 RADIO_TECH_IWLAN = 18,
246 RADIO_TECH_LTE_CA = 19
247 } RIL_RadioTechnology;
250 RAF_UNKNOWN = (1 << RADIO_TECH_UNKNOWN),
251 RAF_GPRS = (1 << RADIO_TECH_GPRS),
252 RAF_EDGE = (1 << RADIO_TECH_EDGE),
253 RAF_UMTS = (1 << RADIO_TECH_UMTS),
254 RAF_IS95A = (1 << RADIO_TECH_IS95A),
255 RAF_IS95B = (1 << RADIO_TECH_IS95B),
256 RAF_1xRTT = (1 << RADIO_TECH_1xRTT),
257 RAF_EVDO_0 = (1 << RADIO_TECH_EVDO_0),
258 RAF_EVDO_A = (1 << RADIO_TECH_EVDO_A),
259 RAF_HSDPA = (1 << RADIO_TECH_HSDPA),
260 RAF_HSUPA = (1 << RADIO_TECH_HSUPA),
261 RAF_HSPA = (1 << RADIO_TECH_HSPA),
262 RAF_EVDO_B = (1 << RADIO_TECH_EVDO_B),
263 RAF_EHRPD = (1 << RADIO_TECH_EHRPD),
264 RAF_LTE = (1 << RADIO_TECH_LTE),
265 RAF_HSPAP = (1 << RADIO_TECH_HSPAP),
266 RAF_GSM = (1 << RADIO_TECH_GSM),
267 RAF_TD_SCDMA = (1 << RADIO_TECH_TD_SCDMA),
268 RAF_LTE_CA = (1 << RADIO_TECH_LTE_CA)
269 } RIL_RadioAccessFamily;
272 BAND_MODE_UNSPECIFIED = 0, //"unspecified" (selected by baseband automatically)
273 BAND_MODE_EURO = 1, //"EURO band" (GSM-900 / DCS-1800 / WCDMA-IMT-2000)
274 BAND_MODE_USA = 2, //"US band" (GSM-850 / PCS-1900 / WCDMA-850 / WCDMA-PCS-1900)
275 BAND_MODE_JPN = 3, //"JPN band" (WCDMA-800 / WCDMA-IMT-2000)
276 BAND_MODE_AUS = 4, //"AUS band" (GSM-900 / DCS-1800 / WCDMA-850 / WCDMA-IMT-2000)
277 BAND_MODE_AUS_2 = 5, //"AUS band 2" (GSM-900 / DCS-1800 / WCDMA-850)
278 BAND_MODE_CELL_800 = 6, //"Cellular" (800-MHz Band)
279 BAND_MODE_PCS = 7, //"PCS" (1900-MHz Band)
280 BAND_MODE_JTACS = 8, //"Band Class 3" (JTACS Band)
281 BAND_MODE_KOREA_PCS = 9, //"Band Class 4" (Korean PCS Band)
282 BAND_MODE_5_450M = 10, //"Band Class 5" (450-MHz Band)
283 BAND_MODE_IMT2000 = 11, //"Band Class 6" (2-GMHz IMT2000 Band)
284 BAND_MODE_7_700M_2 = 12, //"Band Class 7" (Upper 700-MHz Band)
285 BAND_MODE_8_1800M = 13, //"Band Class 8" (1800-MHz Band)
286 BAND_MODE_9_900M = 14, //"Band Class 9" (900-MHz Band)
287 BAND_MODE_10_800M_2 = 15, //"Band Class 10" (Secondary 800-MHz Band)
288 BAND_MODE_EURO_PAMR_400M = 16, //"Band Class 11" (400-MHz European PAMR Band)
289 BAND_MODE_AWS = 17, //"Band Class 15" (AWS Band)
290 BAND_MODE_USA_2500M = 18 //"Band Class 16" (US 2.5-GHz Band)
294 RC_PHASE_CONFIGURED = 0, // LM is configured is initial value and value after FINISH completes
295 RC_PHASE_START = 1, // START is sent before Apply and indicates that an APPLY will be
296 // forthcoming with these same parameters
297 RC_PHASE_APPLY = 2, // APPLY is sent after all LM's receive START and returned
298 // RIL_RadioCapability.status = 0, if any START's fail no
299 // APPLY will be sent
300 RC_PHASE_UNSOL_RSP = 3, // UNSOL_RSP is sent with RIL_UNSOL_RADIO_CAPABILITY
301 RC_PHASE_FINISH = 4 // FINISH is sent after all commands have completed. If an error
302 // occurs in any previous command the RIL_RadioAccessesFamily and
303 // logicalModemUuid fields will be the prior configuration thus
304 // restoring the configuration to the previous value. An error
305 // returned by this command will generally be ignored or may
306 // cause that logical modem to be removed from service.
307 } RadioCapabilityPhase;
310 RC_STATUS_NONE = 0, // This parameter has no meaning with RC_PHASE_START,
312 RC_STATUS_SUCCESS = 1, // Tell modem the action transaction of set radio
313 // capability was success with RC_PHASE_FINISH
314 RC_STATUS_FAIL = 2, // Tell modem the action transaction of set radio
315 // capability is fail with RC_PHASE_FINISH.
316 } RadioCapabilityStatus;
318 #define RIL_RADIO_CAPABILITY_VERSION 1
320 int version; // Version of structure, RIL_RADIO_CAPABILITY_VERSION
321 int session; // Unique session value defined by framework returned in all "responses/unsol"
322 int phase; // CONFIGURED, START, APPLY, FINISH
323 int rat; // RIL_RadioAccessFamily for the radio
324 char logicalModemUuid[MAX_UUID_LENGTH]; // A UUID typically "com.xxxx.lmX where X is the logical modem.
325 int status; // Return status and an input parameter for RC_PHASE_FINISH
326 } RIL_RadioCapability;
328 // Do we want to split Data from Voice and the use
329 // RIL_RadioTechnology for get/setPreferredVoice/Data ?
331 PREF_NET_TYPE_GSM_WCDMA = 0, /* GSM/WCDMA (WCDMA preferred) */
332 PREF_NET_TYPE_GSM_ONLY = 1, /* GSM only */
333 PREF_NET_TYPE_WCDMA = 2, /* WCDMA */
334 PREF_NET_TYPE_GSM_WCDMA_AUTO = 3, /* GSM/WCDMA (auto mode, according to PRL) */
335 PREF_NET_TYPE_CDMA_EVDO_AUTO = 4, /* CDMA and EvDo (auto mode, according to PRL) */
336 PREF_NET_TYPE_CDMA_ONLY = 5, /* CDMA only */
337 PREF_NET_TYPE_EVDO_ONLY = 6, /* EvDo only */
338 PREF_NET_TYPE_GSM_WCDMA_CDMA_EVDO_AUTO = 7, /* GSM/WCDMA, CDMA, and EvDo (auto mode, according to PRL) */
339 PREF_NET_TYPE_LTE_CDMA_EVDO = 8, /* LTE, CDMA and EvDo */
340 PREF_NET_TYPE_LTE_GSM_WCDMA = 9, /* LTE, GSM/WCDMA */
341 PREF_NET_TYPE_LTE_CMDA_EVDO_GSM_WCDMA = 10, /* LTE, CDMA, EvDo, GSM/WCDMA */
342 PREF_NET_TYPE_LTE_ONLY = 11, /* LTE only */
343 PREF_NET_TYPE_LTE_WCDMA = 12 /* LTE/WCDMA */
344 } RIL_PreferredNetworkType;
346 /* Source for cdma subscription */
348 CDMA_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE_RUIM_SIM = 0,
349 CDMA_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE_NV = 1
350 } RIL_CdmaSubscriptionSource;
352 /* User-to-User signaling Info activation types derived from 3GPP 23.087 v8.0 */
354 RIL_UUS_TYPE1_IMPLICIT = 0,
355 RIL_UUS_TYPE1_REQUIRED = 1,
356 RIL_UUS_TYPE1_NOT_REQUIRED = 2,
357 RIL_UUS_TYPE2_REQUIRED = 3,
358 RIL_UUS_TYPE2_NOT_REQUIRED = 4,
359 RIL_UUS_TYPE3_REQUIRED = 5,
360 RIL_UUS_TYPE3_NOT_REQUIRED = 6
363 /* User-to-User Signaling Information data coding schemes. Possible values for
364 * Octet 3 (Protocol Discriminator field) in the UUIE. The values have been
365 * specified in section 10.5.4.25 of 3GPP TS 24.008 */
367 RIL_UUS_DCS_USP = 0, /* User specified protocol */
368 RIL_UUS_DCS_OSIHLP = 1, /* OSI higher layer protocol */
369 RIL_UUS_DCS_X244 = 2, /* X.244 */
370 RIL_UUS_DCS_RMCF = 3, /* Reserved for system mangement
371 convergence function */
372 RIL_UUS_DCS_IA5c = 4 /* IA5 characters */
375 /* User-to-User Signaling Information defined in 3GPP 23.087 v8.0
376 * This data is passed in RIL_ExtensionRecord and rec contains this
377 * structure when type is RIL_UUS_INFO_EXT_REC */
379 RIL_UUS_Type uusType; /* UUS Type */
380 RIL_UUS_DCS uusDcs; /* UUS Data Coding Scheme */
381 int uusLength; /* Length of UUS Data */
382 char * uusData; /* UUS Data */
385 /* CDMA Signal Information Record as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.5 */
387 char isPresent; /* non-zero if signal information record is present */
388 char signalType; /* as defined 3.7.5.5-1 */
389 char alertPitch; /* as defined 3.7.5.5-2 */
390 char signal; /* as defined 3.7.5.5-3, 3.7.5.5-4 or 3.7.5.5-5 */
391 } RIL_CDMA_SignalInfoRecord;
395 int index; /* Connection Index for use with, eg, AT+CHLD */
396 int toa; /* type of address, eg 145 = intl */
397 char isMpty; /* nonzero if is mpty call */
398 char isMT; /* nonzero if call is mobile terminated */
399 char als; /* ALS line indicator if available
401 char isVoice; /* nonzero if this is is a voice call */
402 char isVoicePrivacy; /* nonzero if CDMA voice privacy mode is active */
403 char * number; /* Remote party number */
404 int numberPresentation; /* 0=Allowed, 1=Restricted, 2=Not Specified/Unknown 3=Payphone */
405 char * name; /* Remote party name */
406 int namePresentation; /* 0=Allowed, 1=Restricted, 2=Not Specified/Unknown 3=Payphone */
407 RIL_UUS_Info * uusInfo; /* NULL or Pointer to User-User Signaling Information */
410 /* Deprecated, use RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6 */
412 int cid; /* Context ID, uniquely identifies this call */
413 int active; /* 0=inactive, 1=active/physical link down, 2=active/physical link up */
414 char * type; /* One of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
415 For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP". */
416 char * apn; /* ignored */
417 char * address; /* An address, e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "2001:db8::1". */
418 } RIL_Data_Call_Response_v4;
421 * Returned by RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL, RIL_REQUEST_DATA_CALL_LIST
422 * and RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED, on error status != 0.
425 int status; /* A RIL_DataCallFailCause, 0 which is PDP_FAIL_NONE if no error */
426 int suggestedRetryTime; /* If status != 0, this fields indicates the suggested retry
427 back-off timer value RIL wants to override the one
428 pre-configured in FW.
429 The unit is miliseconds.
430 The value < 0 means no value is suggested.
431 The value 0 means retry should be done ASAP.
432 The value of INT_MAX(0x7fffffff) means no retry. */
433 int cid; /* Context ID, uniquely identifies this call */
434 int active; /* 0=inactive, 1=active/physical link down, 2=active/physical link up */
435 char * type; /* One of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
436 For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP". If status is
437 PDP_FAIL_ONLY_SINGLE_BEARER_ALLOWED this is the type supported
438 such as "IP" or "IPV6" */
439 char * ifname; /* The network interface name */
440 char * addresses; /* A space-delimited list of addresses with optional "/" prefix length,
441 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11/16 2001:db8::1/64".
442 May not be empty, typically 1 IPv4 or 1 IPv6 or
443 one of each. If the prefix length is absent the addresses
444 are assumed to be point to point with IPv4 having a prefix
445 length of 32 and IPv6 128. */
446 char * dnses; /* A space-delimited list of DNS server addresses,
447 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11 2001:db8::1".
449 char * gateways; /* A space-delimited list of default gateway addresses,
450 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11 2001:db8::1".
451 May be empty in which case the addresses represent point
452 to point connections. */
453 } RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6;
456 int status; /* A RIL_DataCallFailCause, 0 which is PDP_FAIL_NONE if no error */
457 int suggestedRetryTime; /* If status != 0, this fields indicates the suggested retry
458 back-off timer value RIL wants to override the one
459 pre-configured in FW.
460 The unit is miliseconds.
461 The value < 0 means no value is suggested.
462 The value 0 means retry should be done ASAP.
463 The value of INT_MAX(0x7fffffff) means no retry. */
464 int cid; /* Context ID, uniquely identifies this call */
465 int active; /* 0=inactive, 1=active/physical link down, 2=active/physical link up */
466 char * type; /* One of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
467 For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP". If status is
468 PDP_FAIL_ONLY_SINGLE_BEARER_ALLOWED this is the type supported
469 such as "IP" or "IPV6" */
470 char * ifname; /* The network interface name */
471 char * addresses; /* A space-delimited list of addresses with optional "/" prefix length,
472 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11/16 2001:db8::1/64".
473 May not be empty, typically 1 IPv4 or 1 IPv6 or
474 one of each. If the prefix length is absent the addresses
475 are assumed to be point to point with IPv4 having a prefix
476 length of 32 and IPv6 128. */
477 char * dnses; /* A space-delimited list of DNS server addresses,
478 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11 2001:db8::1".
480 char * gateways; /* A space-delimited list of default gateway addresses,
481 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11 2001:db8::1".
482 May be empty in which case the addresses represent point
483 to point connections. */
484 char * pcscf; /* the Proxy Call State Control Function address
485 via PCO(Protocol Configuration Option) for IMS client. */
486 } RIL_Data_Call_Response_v9;
489 int status; /* A RIL_DataCallFailCause, 0 which is PDP_FAIL_NONE if no error */
490 int suggestedRetryTime; /* If status != 0, this fields indicates the suggested retry
491 back-off timer value RIL wants to override the one
492 pre-configured in FW.
493 The unit is miliseconds.
494 The value < 0 means no value is suggested.
495 The value 0 means retry should be done ASAP.
496 The value of INT_MAX(0x7fffffff) means no retry. */
497 int cid; /* Context ID, uniquely identifies this call */
498 int active; /* 0=inactive, 1=active/physical link down, 2=active/physical link up */
499 char * type; /* One of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
500 For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP". If status is
501 PDP_FAIL_ONLY_SINGLE_BEARER_ALLOWED this is the type supported
502 such as "IP" or "IPV6" */
503 char * ifname; /* The network interface name */
504 char * addresses; /* A space-delimited list of addresses with optional "/" prefix length,
505 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11/16 2001:db8::1/64".
506 May not be empty, typically 1 IPv4 or 1 IPv6 or
507 one of each. If the prefix length is absent the addresses
508 are assumed to be point to point with IPv4 having a prefix
509 length of 32 and IPv6 128. */
510 char * dnses; /* A space-delimited list of DNS server addresses,
511 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11 2001:db8::1".
513 char * gateways; /* A space-delimited list of default gateway addresses,
514 e.g., "192.0.1.3" or "192.0.1.11 2001:db8::1".
515 May be empty in which case the addresses represent point
516 to point connections. */
517 char * pcscf; /* the Proxy Call State Control Function address
518 via PCO(Protocol Configuration Option) for IMS client. */
519 int mtu; /* MTU received from network
520 Value <= 0 means network has either not sent a value or
521 sent an invalid value */
522 } RIL_Data_Call_Response_v11;
525 RADIO_TECH_3GPP = 1, /* 3GPP Technologies - GSM, WCDMA */
526 RADIO_TECH_3GPP2 = 2 /* 3GPP2 Technologies - CDMA */
527 } RIL_RadioTechnologyFamily;
530 RIL_RadioTechnologyFamily tech;
531 unsigned char retry; /* 0 == not retry, nonzero == retry */
532 int messageRef; /* Valid field if retry is set to nonzero.
533 Contains messageRef from RIL_SMS_Response
534 corresponding to failed MO SMS.
538 /* Valid field if tech is RADIO_TECH_3GPP2. See RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SEND_SMS */
539 RIL_CDMA_SMS_Message* cdmaMessage;
541 /* Valid field if tech is RADIO_TECH_3GPP. See RIL_REQUEST_SEND_SMS */
542 char** gsmMessage; /* This is an array of pointers where pointers
543 are contiguous but elements pointed by those pointers
547 } RIL_IMS_SMS_Message;
550 int messageRef; /* TP-Message-Reference for GSM,
551 and BearerData MessageId for CDMA
552 (See 3GPP2 C.S0015-B, v2.0, table 4.5-1). */
553 char *ackPDU; /* or NULL if n/a */
554 int errorCode; /* See 3GPP 27.005, 3.2.5 for GSM/UMTS,
555 3GPP2 N.S0005 (IS-41C) Table 171 for CDMA,
556 -1 if unknown or not applicable*/
559 /** Used by RIL_REQUEST_WRITE_SMS_TO_SIM */
561 int status; /* Status of message. See TS 27.005 3.1, "<stat>": */
562 /* 0 = "REC UNREAD" */
564 /* 2 = "STO UNSENT" */
566 char * pdu; /* PDU of message to write, as an ASCII hex string less the SMSC address,
567 the TP-layer length is "strlen(pdu)/2". */
568 char * smsc; /* SMSC address in GSM BCD format prefixed by a length byte
569 (as expected by TS 27.005) or NULL for default SMSC */
572 /** Used by RIL_REQUEST_DIAL */
576 /* (same as 'n' paremeter in TS 27.007 7.7 "+CLIR"
577 * clir == 0 on "use subscription default value"
578 * clir == 1 on "CLIR invocation" (restrict CLI presentation)
579 * clir == 2 on "CLIR suppression" (allow CLI presentation)
581 RIL_UUS_Info * uusInfo; /* NULL or Pointer to User-User Signaling Information */
585 int command; /* one of the commands listed for TS 27.007 +CRSM*/
586 int fileid; /* EF id */
587 char *path; /* "pathid" from TS 27.007 +CRSM command.
588 Path is in hex asciii format eg "7f205f70"
589 Path must always be provided.
594 char *data; /* May be NULL*/
595 char *pin2; /* May be NULL*/
599 int command; /* one of the commands listed for TS 27.007 +CRSM*/
600 int fileid; /* EF id */
601 char *path; /* "pathid" from TS 27.007 +CRSM command.
602 Path is in hex asciii format eg "7f205f70"
603 Path must always be provided.
608 char *data; /* May be NULL*/
609 char *pin2; /* May be NULL*/
610 char *aidPtr; /* AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value. */
613 /* Used by RIL_REQUEST_SIM_TRANSMIT_APDU_CHANNEL and
614 * RIL_REQUEST_SIM_TRANSMIT_APDU_BASIC. */
616 int sessionid; /* "sessionid" from TS 27.007 +CGLA command. Should be
617 ignored for +CSIM command. */
619 /* Following fields are used to derive the APDU ("command" and "length"
620 values in TS 27.007 +CSIM and +CGLA commands). */
625 int p3; /* A negative P3 implies a 4 byte APDU. */
626 char *data; /* May be NULL. In hex string format. */
632 char *simResponse; /* In hex string format ([a-fA-F0-9]*), except for SIM_AUTHENTICATION
633 response for which it is in Base64 format, see 3GPP TS 31.102 7.1.2 */
634 } RIL_SIM_IO_Response;
636 /* See also com.android.internal.telephony.gsm.CallForwardInfo */
640 * For RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CALL_FORWARD_STATUS
641 * status 1 = active, 0 = not active
643 * For RIL_REQUEST_SET_CALL_FORWARD:
652 int reason; /* from TS 27.007 7.11 "reason" */
653 int serviceClass;/* From 27.007 +CCFC/+CLCK "class"
654 See table for Android mapping from
656 0 means user doesn't input class */
657 int toa; /* "type" from TS 27.007 7.11 */
658 char * number; /* "number" from TS 27.007 7.11. May be NULL */
659 int timeSeconds; /* for CF no reply only */
660 }RIL_CallForwardInfo;
663 char * cid; /* Combination of LAC and Cell Id in 32 bits in GSM.
664 * Upper 16 bits is LAC and lower 16 bits
665 * is CID (as described in TS 27.005)
666 * Primary Scrambling Code (as described in TS 25.331)
668 * Valid values are hexadecimal 0x0000 - 0xffffffff.
670 int rssi; /* Received RSSI in GSM,
671 * Level index of CPICH Received Signal Code Power in UMTS
673 } RIL_NeighboringCell;
676 char lce_status; /* LCE service status:
677 * -1 = not supported;
681 unsigned int actual_interval_ms; /* actual LCE reporting interval,
682 * meaningful only if LCEStatus = 1.
687 unsigned int last_hop_capacity_kbps; /* last-hop cellular capacity: kilobits/second. */
688 unsigned char confidence_level; /* capacity estimate confidence: 0-100 */
689 unsigned char lce_suspended; /* LCE report going to be suspended? (e.g., radio
690 * moves to inactive state or network type change)
697 RIL_MATCH_ALL = 0, /* Apply to all carriers with the same mcc/mnc */
698 RIL_MATCH_SPN = 1, /* Use SPN and mcc/mnc to identify the carrier */
699 RIL_MATCH_IMSI_PREFIX = 2, /* Use IMSI prefix and mcc/mnc to identify the carrier */
700 RIL_MATCH_GID1 = 3, /* Use GID1 and mcc/mnc to identify the carrier */
701 RIL_MATCH_GID2 = 4, /* Use GID2 and mcc/mnc to identify the carrier */
702 } RIL_CarrierMatchType;
707 RIL_CarrierMatchType match_type; /* Specify match type for the carrier.
708 * If it’s RIL_MATCH_ALL, match_data is null;
709 * otherwise, match_data is the value for the match type.
711 const char * match_data;
715 int32_t len_allowed_carriers; /* length of array allowed_carriers */
716 int32_t len_excluded_carriers; /* length of array excluded_carriers */
717 RIL_Carrier * allowed_carriers; /* whitelist for allowed carriers */
718 RIL_Carrier * excluded_carriers; /* blacklist for explicitly excluded carriers
719 * which match allowed_carriers. Eg. allowed_carriers match
720 * mcc/mnc, excluded_carriers has same mcc/mnc and gid1
721 * is ABCD. It means except the carrier whose gid1 is ABCD,
722 * all carriers with the same mcc/mnc are allowed.
724 } RIL_CarrierRestrictions;
726 /* See RIL_REQUEST_LAST_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE */
728 CALL_FAIL_UNOBTAINABLE_NUMBER = 1,
729 CALL_FAIL_NO_ROUTE_TO_DESTINATION = 3,
730 CALL_FAIL_CHANNEL_UNACCEPTABLE = 6,
731 CALL_FAIL_OPERATOR_DETERMINED_BARRING = 8,
732 CALL_FAIL_NORMAL = 16,
734 CALL_FAIL_NO_USER_RESPONDING = 18,
735 CALL_FAIL_NO_ANSWER_FROM_USER = 19,
736 CALL_FAIL_CALL_REJECTED = 21,
737 CALL_FAIL_NUMBER_CHANGED = 22,
738 CALL_FAIL_PREEMPTION = 25,
739 CALL_FAIL_DESTINATION_OUT_OF_ORDER = 27,
740 CALL_FAIL_INVALID_NUMBER_FORMAT = 28,
741 CALL_FAIL_FACILITY_REJECTED = 29,
742 CALL_FAIL_RESP_TO_STATUS_ENQUIRY = 30,
743 CALL_FAIL_NORMAL_UNSPECIFIED = 31,
744 CALL_FAIL_CONGESTION = 34,
745 CALL_FAIL_NETWORK_OUT_OF_ORDER = 38,
746 CALL_FAIL_TEMPORARY_FAILURE = 41,
747 CALL_FAIL_SWITCHING_EQUIPMENT_CONGESTION = 42,
748 CALL_FAIL_ACCESS_INFORMATION_DISCARDED = 43,
749 CALL_FAIL_REQUESTED_CIRCUIT_OR_CHANNEL_NOT_AVAILABLE = 44,
750 CALL_FAIL_RESOURCES_UNAVAILABLE_OR_UNSPECIFIED = 47,
751 CALL_FAIL_QOS_UNAVAILABLE = 49,
752 CALL_FAIL_REQUESTED_FACILITY_NOT_SUBSCRIBED = 50,
753 CALL_FAIL_INCOMING_CALLS_BARRED_WITHIN_CUG = 55,
754 CALL_FAIL_BEARER_CAPABILITY_NOT_AUTHORIZED = 57,
755 CALL_FAIL_BEARER_CAPABILITY_UNAVAILABLE = 58,
756 CALL_FAIL_SERVICE_OPTION_NOT_AVAILABLE = 63,
757 CALL_FAIL_BEARER_SERVICE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED = 65,
758 CALL_FAIL_ACM_LIMIT_EXCEEDED = 68,
759 CALL_FAIL_REQUESTED_FACILITY_NOT_IMPLEMENTED = 69,
760 CALL_FAIL_ONLY_DIGITAL_INFORMATION_BEARER_AVAILABLE = 70,
761 CALL_FAIL_SERVICE_OR_OPTION_NOT_IMPLEMENTED = 79,
762 CALL_FAIL_INVALID_TRANSACTION_IDENTIFIER = 81,
763 CALL_FAIL_USER_NOT_MEMBER_OF_CUG = 87,
764 CALL_FAIL_INCOMPATIBLE_DESTINATION = 88,
765 CALL_FAIL_INVALID_TRANSIT_NW_SELECTION = 91,
766 CALL_FAIL_SEMANTICALLY_INCORRECT_MESSAGE = 95,
767 CALL_FAIL_INVALID_MANDATORY_INFORMATION = 96,
768 CALL_FAIL_MESSAGE_TYPE_NON_IMPLEMENTED = 97,
769 CALL_FAIL_MESSAGE_TYPE_NOT_COMPATIBLE_WITH_PROTOCOL_STATE = 98,
770 CALL_FAIL_INFORMATION_ELEMENT_NON_EXISTENT = 99,
771 CALL_FAIL_CONDITIONAL_IE_ERROR = 100,
772 CALL_FAIL_MESSAGE_NOT_COMPATIBLE_WITH_PROTOCOL_STATE = 101,
773 CALL_FAIL_RECOVERY_ON_TIMER_EXPIRED = 102,
774 CALL_FAIL_PROTOCOL_ERROR_UNSPECIFIED = 111,
775 CALL_FAIL_INTERWORKING_UNSPECIFIED = 127,
776 CALL_FAIL_CALL_BARRED = 240,
777 CALL_FAIL_FDN_BLOCKED = 241,
778 CALL_FAIL_IMSI_UNKNOWN_IN_VLR = 242,
779 CALL_FAIL_IMEI_NOT_ACCEPTED = 243,
780 CALL_FAIL_DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_USSD = 244, /* STK Call Control */
781 CALL_FAIL_DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_SS = 245,
782 CALL_FAIL_DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL = 246,
783 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_LOCKED_UNTIL_POWER_CYCLE = 1000,
784 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_DROP = 1001,
785 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_INTERCEPT = 1002,
786 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_REORDER = 1003,
787 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_SO_REJECT = 1004,
788 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_RETRY_ORDER = 1005,
789 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_ACCESS_FAILURE = 1006,
790 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_PREEMPTED = 1007,
791 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_NOT_EMERGENCY = 1008, /* For non-emergency number dialed
792 during emergency callback mode */
793 CALL_FAIL_CDMA_ACCESS_BLOCKED = 1009, /* CDMA network access probes blocked */
794 CALL_FAIL_ERROR_UNSPECIFIED = 0xffff /* This error will be deprecated soon,
795 vendor code should make sure to map error
796 code to specific error */
797 } RIL_LastCallFailCause;
800 RIL_LastCallFailCause cause_code;
802 } RIL_LastCallFailCauseInfo;
804 /* See RIL_REQUEST_LAST_DATA_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE */
806 PDP_FAIL_NONE = 0, /* No error, connection ok */
808 /* an integer cause code defined in TS 24.008
809 section 6.1.3.1.3 or TS 24.301 Release 8+ Annex B.
810 If the implementation does not have access to the exact cause codes,
811 then it should return one of the following values,
812 as the UI layer needs to distinguish these
813 cases for error notification and potential retries. */
814 PDP_FAIL_OPERATOR_BARRED = 0x08, /* no retry */
815 PDP_FAIL_NAS_SIGNALLING = 0x0E,
816 PDP_FAIL_LLC_SNDCP = 0x19,
817 PDP_FAIL_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES = 0x1A,
818 PDP_FAIL_MISSING_UKNOWN_APN = 0x1B, /* no retry */
819 PDP_FAIL_UNKNOWN_PDP_ADDRESS_TYPE = 0x1C, /* no retry */
820 PDP_FAIL_USER_AUTHENTICATION = 0x1D, /* no retry */
821 PDP_FAIL_ACTIVATION_REJECT_GGSN = 0x1E, /* no retry */
822 PDP_FAIL_ACTIVATION_REJECT_UNSPECIFIED = 0x1F,
823 PDP_FAIL_SERVICE_OPTION_NOT_SUPPORTED = 0x20, /* no retry */
824 PDP_FAIL_SERVICE_OPTION_NOT_SUBSCRIBED = 0x21, /* no retry */
825 PDP_FAIL_SERVICE_OPTION_OUT_OF_ORDER = 0x22,
826 PDP_FAIL_NSAPI_IN_USE = 0x23, /* no retry */
827 PDP_FAIL_REGULAR_DEACTIVATION = 0x24, /* possibly restart radio,
828 based on framework config */
829 PDP_FAIL_QOS_NOT_ACCEPTED = 0x25,
830 PDP_FAIL_NETWORK_FAILURE = 0x26,
831 PDP_FAIL_UMTS_REACTIVATION_REQ = 0x27,
832 PDP_FAIL_FEATURE_NOT_SUPP = 0x28,
833 PDP_FAIL_TFT_SEMANTIC_ERROR = 0x29,
834 PDP_FAIL_TFT_SYTAX_ERROR = 0x2A,
835 PDP_FAIL_UNKNOWN_PDP_CONTEXT = 0x2B,
836 PDP_FAIL_FILTER_SEMANTIC_ERROR = 0x2C,
837 PDP_FAIL_FILTER_SYTAX_ERROR = 0x2D,
838 PDP_FAIL_PDP_WITHOUT_ACTIVE_TFT = 0x2E,
839 PDP_FAIL_ONLY_IPV4_ALLOWED = 0x32, /* no retry */
840 PDP_FAIL_ONLY_IPV6_ALLOWED = 0x33, /* no retry */
841 PDP_FAIL_ONLY_SINGLE_BEARER_ALLOWED = 0x34,
842 PDP_FAIL_ESM_INFO_NOT_RECEIVED = 0x35,
843 PDP_FAIL_PDN_CONN_DOES_NOT_EXIST = 0x36,
844 PDP_FAIL_MULTI_CONN_TO_SAME_PDN_NOT_ALLOWED = 0x37,
845 PDP_FAIL_MAX_ACTIVE_PDP_CONTEXT_REACHED = 0x41,
846 PDP_FAIL_UNSUPPORTED_APN_IN_CURRENT_PLMN = 0x42,
847 PDP_FAIL_INVALID_TRANSACTION_ID = 0x51,
848 PDP_FAIL_MESSAGE_INCORRECT_SEMANTIC = 0x5F,
849 PDP_FAIL_INVALID_MANDATORY_INFO = 0x60,
850 PDP_FAIL_MESSAGE_TYPE_UNSUPPORTED = 0x61,
851 PDP_FAIL_MSG_TYPE_NONCOMPATIBLE_STATE = 0x62,
852 PDP_FAIL_UNKNOWN_INFO_ELEMENT = 0x63,
853 PDP_FAIL_CONDITIONAL_IE_ERROR = 0x64,
854 PDP_FAIL_MSG_AND_PROTOCOL_STATE_UNCOMPATIBLE = 0x65,
855 PDP_FAIL_PROTOCOL_ERRORS = 0x6F, /* no retry */
856 PDP_FAIL_APN_TYPE_CONFLICT = 0x70,
857 PDP_FAIL_INVALID_PCSCF_ADDR = 0x71,
858 PDP_FAIL_INTERNAL_CALL_PREEMPT_BY_HIGH_PRIO_APN = 0x72,
859 PDP_FAIL_EMM_ACCESS_BARRED = 0x73,
860 PDP_FAIL_EMERGENCY_IFACE_ONLY = 0x74,
861 PDP_FAIL_IFACE_MISMATCH = 0x75,
862 PDP_FAIL_COMPANION_IFACE_IN_USE = 0x76,
863 PDP_FAIL_IP_ADDRESS_MISMATCH = 0x77,
864 PDP_FAIL_IFACE_AND_POL_FAMILY_MISMATCH = 0x78,
865 PDP_FAIL_EMM_ACCESS_BARRED_INFINITE_RETRY = 0x79,
866 PDP_FAIL_AUTH_FAILURE_ON_EMERGENCY_CALL = 0x7A,
868 // OEM specific error codes. To be used by OEMs when they don't want to
869 // reveal error code which would be replaced by PDP_FAIL_ERROR_UNSPECIFIED
870 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_1 = 0x1001,
871 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_2 = 0x1002,
872 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_3 = 0x1003,
873 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_4 = 0x1004,
874 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_5 = 0x1005,
875 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_6 = 0x1006,
876 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_7 = 0x1007,
877 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_8 = 0x1008,
878 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_9 = 0x1009,
879 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_10 = 0x100A,
880 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_11 = 0x100B,
881 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_12 = 0x100C,
882 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_13 = 0x100D,
883 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_14 = 0x100E,
884 PDP_FAIL_OEM_DCFAILCAUSE_15 = 0x100F,
886 /* Not mentioned in the specification */
887 PDP_FAIL_VOICE_REGISTRATION_FAIL = -1,
888 PDP_FAIL_DATA_REGISTRATION_FAIL = -2,
890 /* reasons for data call drop - network/modem disconnect */
891 PDP_FAIL_SIGNAL_LOST = -3,
892 PDP_FAIL_PREF_RADIO_TECH_CHANGED = -4,/* preferred technology has changed, should retry
893 with parameters appropriate for new technology */
894 PDP_FAIL_RADIO_POWER_OFF = -5, /* data call was disconnected because radio was resetting,
895 powered off - no retry */
896 PDP_FAIL_TETHERED_CALL_ACTIVE = -6, /* data call was disconnected by modem because tethered
897 mode was up on same APN/data profile - no retry until
898 tethered call is off */
900 PDP_FAIL_ERROR_UNSPECIFIED = 0xffff, /* retry silently. Will be deprecated soon as
901 new error codes are added making this unnecessary */
902 } RIL_DataCallFailCause;
904 /* See RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL */
906 RIL_DATA_PROFILE_DEFAULT = 0,
907 RIL_DATA_PROFILE_TETHERED = 1,
908 RIL_DATA_PROFILE_IMS = 2,
909 RIL_DATA_PROFILE_FOTA = 3,
910 RIL_DATA_PROFILE_CBS = 4,
911 RIL_DATA_PROFILE_OEM_BASE = 1000, /* Start of OEM-specific profiles */
912 RIL_DATA_PROFILE_INVALID = 0xFFFFFFFF
915 /* Used by RIL_UNSOL_SUPP_SVC_NOTIFICATION */
917 int notificationType; /*
918 * 0 = MO intermediate result code
919 * 1 = MT unsolicited result code
921 int code; /* See 27.007 7.17
924 int index; /* CUG index. See 27.007 7.17. */
925 int type; /* "type" from 27.007 7.17 (MT only). */
926 char * number; /* "number" from 27.007 7.17
927 (MT only, may be NULL). */
928 } RIL_SuppSvcNotification;
930 #define RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS 8
933 RIL_CARDSTATE_ABSENT = 0,
934 RIL_CARDSTATE_PRESENT = 1,
935 RIL_CARDSTATE_ERROR = 2,
936 RIL_CARDSTATE_RESTRICTED = 3 /* card is present but not usable due to carrier restrictions.*/
940 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_UNKNOWN = 0, /* initial state */
941 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_IN_PROGRESS = 1, /* in between each lock transition */
942 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_READY = 2, /* when either SIM or RUIM Perso is finished
943 since each app can only have 1 active perso
945 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_NETWORK = 3,
946 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_NETWORK_SUBSET = 4,
947 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_CORPORATE = 5,
948 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_SERVICE_PROVIDER = 6,
949 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_SIM = 7,
950 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_NETWORK_PUK = 8, /* The corresponding perso lock is blocked */
951 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_NETWORK_SUBSET_PUK = 9,
952 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_CORPORATE_PUK = 10,
953 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_SERVICE_PROVIDER_PUK = 11,
954 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_SIM_SIM_PUK = 12,
955 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_NETWORK1 = 13,
956 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_NETWORK2 = 14,
957 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_HRPD = 15,
958 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_CORPORATE = 16,
959 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_SERVICE_PROVIDER = 17,
960 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_RUIM = 18,
961 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_NETWORK1_PUK = 19, /* The corresponding perso lock is blocked */
962 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_NETWORK2_PUK = 20,
963 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_HRPD_PUK = 21,
964 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_CORPORATE_PUK = 22,
965 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_SERVICE_PROVIDER_PUK = 23,
966 RIL_PERSOSUBSTATE_RUIM_RUIM_PUK = 24
970 RIL_APPSTATE_UNKNOWN = 0,
971 RIL_APPSTATE_DETECTED = 1,
972 RIL_APPSTATE_PIN = 2, /* If PIN1 or UPin is required */
973 RIL_APPSTATE_PUK = 3, /* If PUK1 or Puk for UPin is required */
974 RIL_APPSTATE_SUBSCRIPTION_PERSO = 4, /* perso_substate should be look at
975 when app_state is assigned to this value */
976 RIL_APPSTATE_READY = 5
980 RIL_PINSTATE_UNKNOWN = 0,
981 RIL_PINSTATE_ENABLED_NOT_VERIFIED = 1,
982 RIL_PINSTATE_ENABLED_VERIFIED = 2,
983 RIL_PINSTATE_DISABLED = 3,
984 RIL_PINSTATE_ENABLED_BLOCKED = 4,
985 RIL_PINSTATE_ENABLED_PERM_BLOCKED = 5
989 RIL_APPTYPE_UNKNOWN = 0,
991 RIL_APPTYPE_USIM = 2,
992 RIL_APPTYPE_RUIM = 3,
993 RIL_APPTYPE_CSIM = 4,
999 RIL_AppType app_type;
1000 RIL_AppState app_state;
1001 RIL_PersoSubstate perso_substate; /* applicable only if app_state ==
1002 RIL_APPSTATE_SUBSCRIPTION_PERSO */
1003 char *aid_ptr; /* null terminated string, e.g., from 0xA0, 0x00 -> 0x41,
1005 char *app_label_ptr; /* null terminated string */
1006 int pin1_replaced; /* applicable to USIM, CSIM & ISIM */
1011 /* Deprecated, use RIL_CardStatus_v6 */
1014 RIL_CardState card_state;
1015 RIL_PinState universal_pin_state; /* applicable to USIM and CSIM: RIL_PINSTATE_xxx */
1016 int gsm_umts_subscription_app_index; /* value < RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS, -1 if none */
1017 int cdma_subscription_app_index; /* value < RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS, -1 if none */
1018 int num_applications; /* value <= RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS */
1019 RIL_AppStatus applications[RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS];
1020 } RIL_CardStatus_v5;
1024 RIL_CardState card_state;
1025 RIL_PinState universal_pin_state; /* applicable to USIM and CSIM: RIL_PINSTATE_xxx */
1026 int gsm_umts_subscription_app_index; /* value < RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS, -1 if none */
1027 int cdma_subscription_app_index; /* value < RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS, -1 if none */
1028 int ims_subscription_app_index; /* value < RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS, -1 if none */
1029 int num_applications; /* value <= RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS */
1030 RIL_AppStatus applications[RIL_CARD_MAX_APPS];
1031 } RIL_CardStatus_v6;
1033 /** The result of a SIM refresh, returned in data[0] of RIL_UNSOL_SIM_REFRESH
1034 * or as part of RIL_SimRefreshResponse_v7
1037 /* A file on SIM has been updated. data[1] contains the EFID. */
1038 SIM_FILE_UPDATE = 0,
1039 /* SIM initialized. All files should be re-read. */
1041 /* SIM reset. SIM power required, SIM may be locked and all files should be re-read. */
1043 } RIL_SimRefreshResult;
1046 RIL_SimRefreshResult result;
1047 int ef_id; /* is the EFID of the updated file if the result is */
1048 /* SIM_FILE_UPDATE or 0 for any other result. */
1049 char * aid; /* is AID(application ID) of the card application */
1050 /* See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4 */
1051 /* For SIM_FILE_UPDATE result it can be set to AID of */
1052 /* application in which updated EF resides or it can be */
1053 /* NULL if EF is outside of an application. */
1054 /* For SIM_INIT result this field is set to AID of */
1055 /* application that caused REFRESH */
1056 /* For SIM_RESET result it is NULL. */
1057 } RIL_SimRefreshResponse_v7;
1059 /* Deprecated, use RIL_CDMA_CallWaiting_v6 */
1061 char * number; /* Remote party number */
1062 int numberPresentation; /* 0=Allowed, 1=Restricted, 2=Not Specified/Unknown */
1063 char * name; /* Remote party name */
1064 RIL_CDMA_SignalInfoRecord signalInfoRecord;
1065 } RIL_CDMA_CallWaiting_v5;
1068 char * number; /* Remote party number */
1069 int numberPresentation; /* 0=Allowed, 1=Restricted, 2=Not Specified/Unknown */
1070 char * name; /* Remote party name */
1071 RIL_CDMA_SignalInfoRecord signalInfoRecord;
1072 /* Number type/Number plan required to support International Call Waiting */
1073 int number_type; /* 0=Unknown, 1=International, 2=National,
1074 3=Network specific, 4=subscriber */
1075 int number_plan; /* 0=Unknown, 1=ISDN, 3=Data, 4=Telex, 8=Nat'l, 9=Private */
1076 } RIL_CDMA_CallWaiting_v6;
1079 * Which types of Cell Broadcast Message (CBM) are to be received by the ME
1081 * uFromServiceID - uToServiceID defines a range of CBM message identifiers
1082 * whose value is 0x0000 - 0xFFFF as defined in TS 23.041 9.4.1.2.2 for GMS
1083 * and 9.4.4.2.2 for UMTS. All other values can be treated as empty
1086 * uFromCodeScheme - uToCodeScheme defines a range of CBM data coding schemes
1087 * whose value is 0x00 - 0xFF as defined in TS 23.041 9.4.1.2.3 for GMS
1088 * and 9.4.4.2.3 for UMTS.
1089 * All other values can be treated as empty CBM data coding scheme.
1091 * selected 0 means message types specified in <fromServiceId, toServiceId>
1092 * and <fromCodeScheme, toCodeScheme>are not accepted, while 1 means accepted.
1094 * Used by RIL_REQUEST_GSM_GET_BROADCAST_CONFIG and
1095 * RIL_REQUEST_GSM_SET_BROADCAST_CONFIG.
1102 unsigned char selected;
1103 } RIL_GSM_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo;
1105 /* No restriction at all including voice/SMS/USSD/SS/AV64 and packet data. */
1106 #define RIL_RESTRICTED_STATE_NONE 0x00
1107 /* Block emergency call due to restriction. But allow all normal voice/SMS/USSD/SS/AV64. */
1108 #define RIL_RESTRICTED_STATE_CS_EMERGENCY 0x01
1109 /* Block all normal voice/SMS/USSD/SS/AV64 due to restriction. Only Emergency call allowed. */
1110 #define RIL_RESTRICTED_STATE_CS_NORMAL 0x02
1111 /* Block all voice/SMS/USSD/SS/AV64 including emergency call due to restriction.*/
1112 #define RIL_RESTRICTED_STATE_CS_ALL 0x04
1113 /* Block packet data access due to restriction. */
1114 #define RIL_RESTRICTED_STATE_PS_ALL 0x10
1116 /* The status for an OTASP/OTAPA session */
1118 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_SPL_UNLOCKED,
1119 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_SPC_RETRIES_EXCEEDED,
1120 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_A_KEY_EXCHANGED,
1121 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_SSD_UPDATED,
1122 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_NAM_DOWNLOADED,
1123 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_MDN_DOWNLOADED,
1124 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_IMSI_DOWNLOADED,
1125 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_PRL_DOWNLOADED,
1126 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_COMMITTED,
1127 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_OTAPA_STARTED,
1128 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_OTAPA_STOPPED,
1129 CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS_OTAPA_ABORTED
1130 } RIL_CDMA_OTA_ProvisionStatus;
1133 int signalStrength; /* Valid values are (0-31, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1134 int bitErrorRate; /* bit error rate (0-7, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1135 } RIL_GW_SignalStrength;
1138 int signalStrength; /* Valid values are (0-31, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1139 int bitErrorRate; /* bit error rate (0-7, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1140 int timingAdvance; /* Timing Advance in bit periods. 1 bit period = 48/13 us.
1141 * INT_MAX denotes invalid value */
1142 } RIL_GSM_SignalStrength_v12;
1145 int signalStrength; /* Valid values are (0-31, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1146 int bitErrorRate; /* bit error rate (0-7, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1147 } RIL_SignalStrengthWcdma;
1150 int dbm; /* Valid values are positive integers. This value is the actual RSSI value
1151 * multiplied by -1. Example: If the actual RSSI is -75, then this response
1154 int ecio; /* Valid values are positive integers. This value is the actual Ec/Io multiplied
1155 * by -10. Example: If the actual Ec/Io is -12.5 dB, then this response value
1158 } RIL_CDMA_SignalStrength;
1162 int dbm; /* Valid values are positive integers. This value is the actual RSSI value
1163 * multiplied by -1. Example: If the actual RSSI is -75, then this response
1166 int ecio; /* Valid values are positive integers. This value is the actual Ec/Io multiplied
1167 * by -10. Example: If the actual Ec/Io is -12.5 dB, then this response value
1170 int signalNoiseRatio; /* Valid values are 0-8. 8 is the highest signal to noise ratio. */
1171 } RIL_EVDO_SignalStrength;
1174 int signalStrength; /* Valid values are (0-31, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1175 int rsrp; /* The current Reference Signal Receive Power in dBm multipled by -1.
1176 * Range: 44 to 140 dBm
1177 * INT_MAX: 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1178 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.133 9.1.4 */
1179 int rsrq; /* The current Reference Signal Receive Quality in dB multiplied by -1.
1180 * Range: 20 to 3 dB.
1181 * INT_MAX: 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1182 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.133 9.1.7 */
1183 int rssnr; /* The current reference signal signal-to-noise ratio in 0.1 dB units.
1184 * Range: -200 to +300 (-200 = -20.0 dB, +300 = 30dB).
1185 * INT_MAX : 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1186 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.101 8.1.1 */
1187 int cqi; /* The current Channel Quality Indicator.
1189 * INT_MAX : 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1190 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.101 9.2, 9.3, A.4 */
1191 } RIL_LTE_SignalStrength;
1194 int signalStrength; /* Valid values are (0-31, 99) as defined in TS 27.007 8.5 */
1195 int rsrp; /* The current Reference Signal Receive Power in dBm multipled by -1.
1196 * Range: 44 to 140 dBm
1197 * INT_MAX: 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1198 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.133 9.1.4 */
1199 int rsrq; /* The current Reference Signal Receive Quality in dB multiplied by -1.
1200 * Range: 20 to 3 dB.
1201 * INT_MAX: 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1202 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.133 9.1.7 */
1203 int rssnr; /* The current reference signal signal-to-noise ratio in 0.1 dB units.
1204 * Range: -200 to +300 (-200 = -20.0 dB, +300 = 30dB).
1205 * INT_MAX : 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1206 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.101 8.1.1 */
1207 int cqi; /* The current Channel Quality Indicator.
1209 * INT_MAX : 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1210 * Reference: 3GPP TS 36.101 9.2, 9.3, A.4 */
1211 int timingAdvance; /* timing advance in micro seconds for a one way trip from cell to device.
1212 * Approximate distance can be calculated using 300m/us * timingAdvance.
1213 * Range: 0 to 0x7FFFFFFE
1214 * INT_MAX : 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1215 * Reference: 3GPP 36.321 section 6.1.3.5
1216 * also: http://www.cellular-planningoptimization.com/2010/02/timing-advance-with-calculation.html */
1217 } RIL_LTE_SignalStrength_v8;
1220 int rscp; /* The Received Signal Code Power in dBm multipled by -1.
1222 * INT_MAX: 0x7FFFFFFF denotes invalid value.
1223 * Reference: 3GPP TS 25.123, section 9.1.1.1 */
1224 } RIL_TD_SCDMA_SignalStrength;
1226 /* Deprecated, use RIL_SignalStrength_v6 */
1228 RIL_GW_SignalStrength GW_SignalStrength;
1229 RIL_CDMA_SignalStrength CDMA_SignalStrength;
1230 RIL_EVDO_SignalStrength EVDO_SignalStrength;
1231 } RIL_SignalStrength_v5;
1234 RIL_GW_SignalStrength GW_SignalStrength;
1235 RIL_CDMA_SignalStrength CDMA_SignalStrength;
1236 RIL_EVDO_SignalStrength EVDO_SignalStrength;
1237 RIL_LTE_SignalStrength LTE_SignalStrength;
1238 } RIL_SignalStrength_v6;
1241 RIL_GW_SignalStrength GW_SignalStrength;
1242 RIL_CDMA_SignalStrength CDMA_SignalStrength;
1243 RIL_EVDO_SignalStrength EVDO_SignalStrength;
1244 RIL_LTE_SignalStrength_v8 LTE_SignalStrength;
1245 } RIL_SignalStrength_v8;
1248 RIL_GW_SignalStrength GW_SignalStrength;
1249 RIL_CDMA_SignalStrength CDMA_SignalStrength;
1250 RIL_EVDO_SignalStrength EVDO_SignalStrength;
1251 RIL_LTE_SignalStrength_v8 LTE_SignalStrength;
1252 RIL_TD_SCDMA_SignalStrength TD_SCDMA_SignalStrength;
1253 } RIL_SignalStrength_v10;
1256 int mcc; /* 3-digit Mobile Country Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1257 int mnc; /* 2 or 3-digit Mobile Network Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1258 int lac; /* 16-bit Location Area Code, 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1259 int cid; /* 16-bit GSM Cell Identity described in TS 27.007, 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1260 } RIL_CellIdentityGsm;
1263 int mcc; /* 3-digit Mobile Country Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1264 int mnc; /* 2 or 3-digit Mobile Network Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1265 int lac; /* 16-bit Location Area Code, 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1266 int cid; /* 16-bit GSM Cell Identity described in TS 27.007, 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1267 int arfcn; /* 16-bit GSM Absolute RF channel number, INT_MAX if unknown */
1268 uint8_t bsic;/* 6-bit Base Station Identity Code, 0xFF if unknown */
1269 } RIL_CellIdentityGsm_v12;
1272 int mcc; /* 3-digit Mobile Country Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1273 int mnc; /* 2 or 3-digit Mobile Network Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1274 int lac; /* 16-bit Location Area Code, 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1275 int cid; /* 28-bit UMTS Cell Identity described in TS 25.331, 0..268435455, INT_MAX if unknown */
1276 int psc; /* 9-bit UMTS Primary Scrambling Code described in TS 25.331, 0..511, INT_MAX if unknown */
1277 } RIL_CellIdentityWcdma;
1280 int mcc; /* 3-digit Mobile Country Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1281 int mnc; /* 2 or 3-digit Mobile Network Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1282 int lac; /* 16-bit Location Area Code, 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1283 int cid; /* 28-bit UMTS Cell Identity described in TS 25.331, 0..268435455, INT_MAX if unknown */
1284 int psc; /* 9-bit UMTS Primary Scrambling Code described in TS 25.331, 0..511, INT_MAX if unknown */
1285 int uarfcn; /* 16-bit UMTS Absolute RF Channel Number, INT_MAX if unknown */
1286 } RIL_CellIdentityWcdma_v12;
1289 int networkId; /* Network Id 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1290 int systemId; /* CDMA System Id 0..32767, INT_MAX if unknown */
1291 int basestationId; /* Base Station Id 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1292 int longitude; /* Longitude is a decimal number as specified in 3GPP2 C.S0005-A v6.0.
1293 * It is represented in units of 0.25 seconds and ranges from -2592000
1294 * to 2592000, both values inclusive (corresponding to a range of -180
1295 * to +180 degrees). INT_MAX if unknown */
1297 int latitude; /* Latitude is a decimal number as specified in 3GPP2 C.S0005-A v6.0.
1298 * It is represented in units of 0.25 seconds and ranges from -1296000
1299 * to 1296000, both values inclusive (corresponding to a range of -90
1300 * to +90 degrees). INT_MAX if unknown */
1301 } RIL_CellIdentityCdma;
1304 int mcc; /* 3-digit Mobile Country Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1305 int mnc; /* 2 or 3-digit Mobile Network Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1306 int ci; /* 28-bit Cell Identity described in TS ???, INT_MAX if unknown */
1307 int pci; /* physical cell id 0..503, INT_MAX if unknown */
1308 int tac; /* 16-bit tracking area code, INT_MAX if unknown */
1309 } RIL_CellIdentityLte;
1312 int mcc; /* 3-digit Mobile Country Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1313 int mnc; /* 2 or 3-digit Mobile Network Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1314 int ci; /* 28-bit Cell Identity described in TS ???, INT_MAX if unknown */
1315 int pci; /* physical cell id 0..503, INT_MAX if unknown */
1316 int tac; /* 16-bit tracking area code, INT_MAX if unknown */
1317 int earfcn; /* 18-bit LTE Absolute RC Channel Number, INT_MAX if unknown */
1318 } RIL_CellIdentityLte_v12;
1321 int mcc; /* 3-digit Mobile Country Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1322 int mnc; /* 2 or 3-digit Mobile Network Code, 0..999, INT_MAX if unknown */
1323 int lac; /* 16-bit Location Area Code, 0..65535, INT_MAX if unknown */
1324 int cid; /* 28-bit UMTS Cell Identity described in TS 25.331, 0..268435455, INT_MAX if unknown */
1325 int cpid; /* 8-bit Cell Parameters ID described in TS 25.331, 0..127, INT_MAX if unknown */
1326 } RIL_CellIdentityTdscdma;
1329 RIL_CellIdentityGsm cellIdentityGsm;
1330 RIL_GW_SignalStrength signalStrengthGsm;
1334 RIL_CellIdentityGsm_v12 cellIdentityGsm;
1335 RIL_GSM_SignalStrength_v12 signalStrengthGsm;
1336 } RIL_CellInfoGsm_v12;
1339 RIL_CellIdentityWcdma cellIdentityWcdma;
1340 RIL_SignalStrengthWcdma signalStrengthWcdma;
1341 } RIL_CellInfoWcdma;
1344 RIL_CellIdentityWcdma_v12 cellIdentityWcdma;
1345 RIL_SignalStrengthWcdma signalStrengthWcdma;
1346 } RIL_CellInfoWcdma_v12;
1349 RIL_CellIdentityCdma cellIdentityCdma;
1350 RIL_CDMA_SignalStrength signalStrengthCdma;
1351 RIL_EVDO_SignalStrength signalStrengthEvdo;
1355 RIL_CellIdentityLte cellIdentityLte;
1356 RIL_LTE_SignalStrength_v8 signalStrengthLte;
1360 RIL_CellIdentityLte_v12 cellIdentityLte;
1361 RIL_LTE_SignalStrength_v8 signalStrengthLte;
1362 } RIL_CellInfoLte_v12;
1365 RIL_CellIdentityTdscdma cellIdentityTdscdma;
1366 RIL_TD_SCDMA_SignalStrength signalStrengthTdscdma;
1367 } RIL_CellInfoTdscdma;
1369 // Must be the same as CellInfo.TYPE_XXX
1371 RIL_CELL_INFO_TYPE_GSM = 1,
1372 RIL_CELL_INFO_TYPE_CDMA = 2,
1373 RIL_CELL_INFO_TYPE_LTE = 3,
1374 RIL_CELL_INFO_TYPE_WCDMA = 4,
1375 RIL_CELL_INFO_TYPE_TD_SCDMA = 5
1378 // Must be the same as CellInfo.TIMESTAMP_TYPE_XXX
1380 RIL_TIMESTAMP_TYPE_UNKNOWN = 0,
1381 RIL_TIMESTAMP_TYPE_ANTENNA = 1,
1382 RIL_TIMESTAMP_TYPE_MODEM = 2,
1383 RIL_TIMESTAMP_TYPE_OEM_RIL = 3,
1384 RIL_TIMESTAMP_TYPE_JAVA_RIL = 4,
1385 } RIL_TimeStampType;
1388 RIL_CellInfoType cellInfoType; /* cell type for selecting from union CellInfo */
1389 int registered; /* !0 if this cell is registered 0 if not registered */
1390 RIL_TimeStampType timeStampType; /* type of time stamp represented by timeStamp */
1391 uint64_t timeStamp; /* Time in nanos as returned by ril_nano_time */
1393 RIL_CellInfoGsm gsm;
1394 RIL_CellInfoCdma cdma;
1395 RIL_CellInfoLte lte;
1396 RIL_CellInfoWcdma wcdma;
1397 RIL_CellInfoTdscdma tdscdma;
1402 RIL_CellInfoType cellInfoType; /* cell type for selecting from union CellInfo */
1403 int registered; /* !0 if this cell is registered 0 if not registered */
1404 RIL_TimeStampType timeStampType; /* type of time stamp represented by timeStamp */
1405 uint64_t timeStamp; /* Time in nanos as returned by ril_nano_time */
1407 RIL_CellInfoGsm_v12 gsm;
1408 RIL_CellInfoCdma cdma;
1409 RIL_CellInfoLte_v12 lte;
1410 RIL_CellInfoWcdma_v12 wcdma;
1411 RIL_CellInfoTdscdma tdscdma;
1415 /* Names of the CDMA info records (C.S0005 section 3.7.5) */
1417 RIL_CDMA_DISPLAY_INFO_REC,
1418 RIL_CDMA_CALLED_PARTY_NUMBER_INFO_REC,
1419 RIL_CDMA_CALLING_PARTY_NUMBER_INFO_REC,
1420 RIL_CDMA_CONNECTED_NUMBER_INFO_REC,
1421 RIL_CDMA_SIGNAL_INFO_REC,
1422 RIL_CDMA_REDIRECTING_NUMBER_INFO_REC,
1423 RIL_CDMA_LINE_CONTROL_INFO_REC,
1424 RIL_CDMA_EXTENDED_DISPLAY_INFO_REC,
1425 RIL_CDMA_T53_CLIR_INFO_REC,
1426 RIL_CDMA_T53_RELEASE_INFO_REC,
1427 RIL_CDMA_T53_AUDIO_CONTROL_INFO_REC
1428 } RIL_CDMA_InfoRecName;
1430 /* Display Info Rec as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.1
1431 Extended Display Info Rec as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.16
1432 Note: the Extended Display info rec contains multiple records of the
1433 form: display_tag, display_len, and display_len occurrences of the
1434 chari field if the display_tag is not 10000000 or 10000001.
1435 To save space, the records are stored consecutively in a byte buffer.
1436 The display_tag, display_len and chari fields are all 1 byte.
1441 char alpha_buf[CDMA_ALPHA_INFO_BUFFER_LENGTH];
1442 } RIL_CDMA_DisplayInfoRecord;
1444 /* Called Party Number Info Rec as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.2
1445 Calling Party Number Info Rec as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.3
1446 Connected Number Info Rec as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.4
1451 char buf[CDMA_NUMBER_INFO_BUFFER_LENGTH];
1456 } RIL_CDMA_NumberInfoRecord;
1458 /* Redirecting Number Information Record as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.11 */
1460 RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_UNKNOWN = 0,
1461 RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_CALL_FORWARDING_BUSY = 1,
1462 RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_CALL_FORWARDING_NO_REPLY = 2,
1463 RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_CALLED_DTE_OUT_OF_ORDER = 9,
1464 RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_CALL_FORWARDING_BY_THE_CALLED_DTE = 10,
1465 RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_CALL_FORWARDING_UNCONDITIONAL = 15,
1466 RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_RESERVED
1467 } RIL_CDMA_RedirectingReason;
1470 RIL_CDMA_NumberInfoRecord redirectingNumber;
1471 /* redirectingReason is set to RIL_REDIRECTING_REASON_UNKNOWN if not included */
1472 RIL_CDMA_RedirectingReason redirectingReason;
1473 } RIL_CDMA_RedirectingNumberInfoRecord;
1475 /* Line Control Information Record as defined in C.S0005 section 3.7.5.15 */
1477 char lineCtrlPolarityIncluded;
1478 char lineCtrlToggle;
1479 char lineCtrlReverse;
1480 char lineCtrlPowerDenial;
1481 } RIL_CDMA_LineControlInfoRecord;
1483 /* T53 CLIR Information Record */
1486 } RIL_CDMA_T53_CLIRInfoRecord;
1488 /* T53 Audio Control Information Record */
1492 } RIL_CDMA_T53_AudioControlInfoRecord;
1496 RIL_CDMA_InfoRecName name;
1499 /* Display and Extended Display Info Rec */
1500 RIL_CDMA_DisplayInfoRecord display;
1502 /* Called Party Number, Calling Party Number, Connected Number Info Rec */
1503 RIL_CDMA_NumberInfoRecord number;
1505 /* Signal Info Rec */
1506 RIL_CDMA_SignalInfoRecord signal;
1508 /* Redirecting Number Info Rec */
1509 RIL_CDMA_RedirectingNumberInfoRecord redir;
1511 /* Line Control Info Rec */
1512 RIL_CDMA_LineControlInfoRecord lineCtrl;
1514 /* T53 CLIR Info Rec */
1515 RIL_CDMA_T53_CLIRInfoRecord clir;
1517 /* T53 Audio Control Info Rec */
1518 RIL_CDMA_T53_AudioControlInfoRecord audioCtrl;
1520 } RIL_CDMA_InformationRecord;
1522 #define RIL_CDMA_MAX_NUMBER_OF_INFO_RECS 10
1525 char numberOfInfoRecs;
1526 RIL_CDMA_InformationRecord infoRec[RIL_CDMA_MAX_NUMBER_OF_INFO_RECS];
1527 } RIL_CDMA_InformationRecords;
1529 /* See RIL_REQUEST_NV_READ_ITEM */
1534 /* See RIL_REQUEST_NV_WRITE_ITEM */
1541 HANDOVER_STARTED = 0,
1542 HANDOVER_COMPLETED = 1,
1543 HANDOVER_FAILED = 2,
1544 HANDOVER_CANCELED = 3
1547 /* hardware configuration reported to RILJ. */
1549 RIL_HARDWARE_CONFIG_MODEM = 0,
1550 RIL_HARDWARE_CONFIG_SIM = 1,
1551 } RIL_HardwareConfig_Type;
1554 RIL_HARDWARE_CONFIG_STATE_ENABLED = 0,
1555 RIL_HARDWARE_CONFIG_STATE_STANDBY = 1,
1556 RIL_HARDWARE_CONFIG_STATE_DISABLED = 2,
1557 } RIL_HardwareConfig_State;
1561 uint32_t rat; /* bitset - ref. RIL_RadioTechnology. */
1565 } RIL_HardwareConfig_Modem;
1568 char modemUuid[MAX_UUID_LENGTH];
1569 } RIL_HardwareConfig_Sim;
1572 RIL_HardwareConfig_Type type;
1573 char uuid[MAX_UUID_LENGTH];
1574 RIL_HardwareConfig_State state;
1576 RIL_HardwareConfig_Modem modem;
1577 RIL_HardwareConfig_Sim sim;
1579 } RIL_HardwareConfig;
1585 SS_CF_NOT_REACHABLE,
1587 SS_CF_ALL_CONDITIONAL,
1599 SS_OUTGOING_BARRING,
1601 } RIL_SsServiceType;
1609 } RIL_SsRequestType;
1612 SS_ALL_TELE_AND_BEARER_SERVICES,
1615 SS_ALL_DATA_TELESERVICES,
1617 SS_ALL_TELESERVICES_EXCEPT_SMS
1618 } RIL_SsTeleserviceType;
1620 #define SS_INFO_MAX 4
1621 #define NUM_SERVICE_CLASSES 7
1624 int numValidIndexes; /* This gives the number of valid values in cfInfo.
1625 For example if voice is forwarded to one number and data
1626 is forwarded to a different one then numValidIndexes will be
1627 2 indicating total number of valid values in cfInfo.
1628 Similarly if all the services are forwarded to the same
1629 number then the value of numValidIndexes will be 1. */
1631 RIL_CallForwardInfo cfInfo[NUM_SERVICE_CLASSES]; /* This is the response data
1632 for SS request to query call
1634 RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CALL_FORWARD_STATUS */
1638 RIL_SsServiceType serviceType;
1639 RIL_SsRequestType requestType;
1640 RIL_SsTeleserviceType teleserviceType;
1645 int ssInfo[SS_INFO_MAX]; /* This is the response data for most of the SS GET/SET
1646 RIL requests. E.g. RIL_REQUSET_GET_CLIR returns
1647 two ints, so first two values of ssInfo[] will be
1648 used for response if serviceType is SS_CLIR and
1649 requestType is SS_INTERROGATION */
1653 } RIL_StkCcUnsolSsResponse;
1656 * Data connection power state
1659 RIL_DC_POWER_STATE_LOW = 1, // Low power state
1660 RIL_DC_POWER_STATE_MEDIUM = 2, // Medium power state
1661 RIL_DC_POWER_STATE_HIGH = 3, // High power state
1662 RIL_DC_POWER_STATE_UNKNOWN = INT32_MAX // Unknown state
1663 } RIL_DcPowerStates;
1666 * Data connection real time info
1669 uint64_t time; // Time in nanos as returned by ril_nano_time
1670 RIL_DcPowerStates powerState; // Current power state
1674 * Data profile to modem
1677 /* id of the data profile */
1679 /* the APN to connect to */
1681 /** one of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
1682 * For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".
1685 /** authentication protocol used for this PDP context
1686 * (None: 0, PAP: 1, CHAP: 2, PAP&CHAP: 3)
1689 /* the username for APN, or NULL */
1691 /* the password for APN, or NULL */
1693 /* the profile type, TYPE_COMMON-0, TYPE_3GPP-1, TYPE_3GPP2-2 */
1695 /* the period in seconds to limit the maximum connections */
1697 /* the maximum connections during maxConnsTime */
1699 /** the required wait time in seconds after a successful UE initiated
1700 * disconnect of a given PDN connection before the device can send
1701 * a new PDN connection request for that given PDN
1704 /* true to enable the profile, 0 to disable, 1 to enable */
1706 } RIL_DataProfileInfo;
1709 /* id of the data profile */
1711 /* the APN to connect to */
1713 /** one of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
1714 * For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".
1717 /** one of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1 used on roaming network.
1718 * For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".
1720 char *roamingProtocol;
1721 /** authentication protocol used for this PDP context
1722 * (None: 0, PAP: 1, CHAP: 2, PAP&CHAP: 3)
1725 /* the username for APN, or NULL */
1727 /* the password for APN, or NULL */
1729 /* the profile type, TYPE_COMMON-0, TYPE_3GPP-1, TYPE_3GPP2-2 */
1731 /* the period in seconds to limit the maximum connections */
1733 /* the maximum connections during maxConnsTime */
1735 /** the required wait time in seconds after a successful UE initiated
1736 * disconnect of a given PDN connection before the device can send
1737 * a new PDN connection request for that given PDN
1740 /* true to enable the profile, 0 to disable, 1 to enable */
1742 /* supported APN types bitmask. See RIL_ApnTypes for the value of each bit. */
1743 int supportedTypesBitmask;
1744 /** the bearer bitmask. See RIL_RadioAccessFamily for the value of each bit. */
1746 /** maximum transmission unit (MTU) size in bytes */
1748 /** the MVNO type: possible values are "imsi", "gid", "spn" */
1750 /** MVNO match data. Can be anything defined by the carrier. For example,
1751 * SPN like: "A MOBILE", "BEN NL", etc...
1752 * IMSI like: "302720x94", "2060188", etc...
1753 * GID like: "4E", "33", etc...
1755 char *mvnoMatchData;
1756 } RIL_DataProfileInfo_v15;
1758 /* Tx Power Levels */
1759 #define RIL_NUM_TX_POWER_LEVELS 5
1762 * Aggregate modem activity information
1766 /* total time (in ms) when modem is in a low power or
1769 uint32_t sleep_mode_time_ms;
1771 /* total time (in ms) when modem is awake but neither
1772 * the transmitter nor receiver are active/awake */
1773 uint32_t idle_mode_time_ms;
1775 /* total time (in ms) during which the transmitter is active/awake,
1776 * subdivided by manufacturer-defined device-specific
1777 * contiguous increasing ranges of transmit power between
1778 * 0 and the transmitter's maximum transmit power.
1780 uint32_t tx_mode_time_ms[RIL_NUM_TX_POWER_LEVELS];
1782 /* total time (in ms) for which receiver is active/awake and
1783 * the transmitter is inactive */
1784 uint32_t rx_mode_time_ms;
1785 } RIL_ActivityStatsInfo;
1788 RIL_APN_TYPE_UNKNOWN = 0x0, // Unknown
1789 RIL_APN_TYPE_DEFAULT = 0x1, // APN type for default data traffic
1790 RIL_APN_TYPE_MMS = 0x2, // APN type for MMS traffic
1791 RIL_APN_TYPE_SUPL = 0x4, // APN type for SUPL assisted GPS
1792 RIL_APN_TYPE_DUN = 0x8, // APN type for DUN traffic
1793 RIL_APN_TYPE_HIPRI = 0x10, // APN type for HiPri traffic
1794 RIL_APN_TYPE_FOTA = 0x20, // APN type for FOTA
1795 RIL_APN_TYPE_IMS = 0x40, // APN type for IMS
1796 RIL_APN_TYPE_CBS = 0x80, // APN type for CBS
1797 RIL_APN_TYPE_IA = 0x100, // APN type for IA Initial Attach APN
1798 RIL_APN_TYPE_EMERGENCY = 0x200, // APN type for Emergency PDN. This is not an IA apn,
1799 // but is used for access to carrier services in an
1800 // emergency call situation.
1801 RIL_APN_TYPE_ALL = 0xFFFFFFFF // All APN types
1805 RIL_DST_POWER_SAVE_MODE, // Device power save mode (provided by PowerManager)
1806 // Non-zero value indicates the device is in power save mode.
1807 RIL_DST_CHARGING_STATE, // Device charging state (provided by BatteryManager)
1808 // Non-zero value indicates the device is charging.
1809 RIL_DST_LOW_DATA_EXPECTED // Low data expected mode. Non-zero value indicates low data
1810 // traffic is expected, for example, when the device is idle
1811 // (e.g. not doing tethering in the background). Note
1812 // this doesn't mean no data is expected.
1813 } RIL_DeviceStateType;
1816 RIL_UR_SIGNAL_STRENGTH = 0x01, // When this bit is set, modem should always send the
1817 // signal strength update through
1818 // RIL_UNSOL_SIGNAL_STRENGTH, otherwise suppress it.
1819 RIL_UR_FULL_NETWORK_STATE = 0x02, // When this bit is set, modem should always send
1820 // RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_VOICE_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED
1821 // when any field in
1822 // RIL_REQUEST_VOICE_REGISTRATION_STATE or
1823 // RIL_REQUEST_DATA_REGISTRATION_STATE changes. When
1824 // this bit is not set, modem should suppress
1825 // RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_VOICE_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED
1826 // only when insignificant fields change
1827 // (e.g. cell info).
1828 // Modem should continue sending
1829 // RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_VOICE_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED
1830 // when significant fields are updated even when this
1831 // bit is not set. The following fields are
1832 // considered significant, registration state and
1833 // radio technology.
1834 RIL_UR_DATA_CALL_DORMANCY_CHANGED = 0x04 // When this bit is set, modem should send the data
1835 // call list changed unsolicited response
1836 // RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED whenever any
1837 // field in RIL_Data_Call_Response changes.
1838 // Otherwise modem should suppress the unsolicited
1839 // response when the only changed field is 'active'
1840 // (for data dormancy). For all other fields change,
1841 // modem should continue sending
1842 // RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED regardless this
1843 // bit is set or not.
1844 } RIL_UnsolicitedResponseFilter;
1847 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_SIM_STATUS
1849 * Requests status of the SIM interface and the SIM card
1853 * "response" is const RIL_CardStatus_v6 *
1858 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_SIM_STATUS 1
1861 * RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PIN
1863 * Supplies SIM PIN. Only called if RIL_CardStatus has RIL_APPSTATE_PIN state
1865 * "data" is const char **
1866 * ((const char **)data)[0] is PIN value
1867 * ((const char **)data)[1] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
1869 * "response" is int *
1870 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
1875 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
1877 * PASSWORD_INCORRECT
1880 #define RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PIN 2
1883 * RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PUK
1885 * Supplies SIM PUK and new PIN.
1887 * "data" is const char **
1888 * ((const char **)data)[0] is PUK value
1889 * ((const char **)data)[1] is new PIN value
1890 * ((const char **)data)[2] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
1892 * "response" is int *
1893 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
1898 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
1900 * PASSWORD_INCORRECT
1904 #define RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PUK 3
1907 * RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PIN2
1909 * Supplies SIM PIN2. Only called following operation where SIM_PIN2 was
1910 * returned as a a failure from a previous operation.
1912 * "data" is const char **
1913 * ((const char **)data)[0] is PIN2 value
1914 * ((const char **)data)[1] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
1916 * "response" is int *
1917 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
1922 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
1924 * PASSWORD_INCORRECT
1927 #define RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PIN2 4
1930 * RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PUK2
1932 * Supplies SIM PUK2 and new PIN2.
1934 * "data" is const char **
1935 * ((const char **)data)[0] is PUK2 value
1936 * ((const char **)data)[1] is new PIN2 value
1937 * ((const char **)data)[2] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
1939 * "response" is int *
1940 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
1945 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
1947 * PASSWORD_INCORRECT
1951 #define RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_SIM_PUK2 5
1954 * RIL_REQUEST_CHANGE_SIM_PIN
1956 * Supplies old SIM PIN and new PIN.
1958 * "data" is const char **
1959 * ((const char **)data)[0] is old PIN value
1960 * ((const char **)data)[1] is new PIN value
1961 * ((const char **)data)[2] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
1963 * "response" is int *
1964 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
1969 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
1971 * PASSWORD_INCORRECT
1972 * (old PIN is invalid)
1976 #define RIL_REQUEST_CHANGE_SIM_PIN 6
1980 * RIL_REQUEST_CHANGE_SIM_PIN2
1982 * Supplies old SIM PIN2 and new PIN2.
1984 * "data" is const char **
1985 * ((const char **)data)[0] is old PIN2 value
1986 * ((const char **)data)[1] is new PIN2 value
1987 * ((const char **)data)[2] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
1989 * "response" is int *
1990 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
1995 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
1997 * PASSWORD_INCORRECT
1998 * (old PIN2 is invalid)
2002 #define RIL_REQUEST_CHANGE_SIM_PIN2 7
2005 * RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_NETWORK_DEPERSONALIZATION
2007 * Requests that network personlization be deactivated
2009 * "data" is const char **
2010 * ((const char **)(data))[0]] is network depersonlization code
2012 * "response" is int *
2013 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
2018 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2020 * PASSWORD_INCORRECT
2024 #define RIL_REQUEST_ENTER_NETWORK_DEPERSONALIZATION 8
2027 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_CURRENT_CALLS
2029 * Requests current call list
2033 * "response" must be a "const RIL_Call **"
2038 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2041 * (request will be made again in a few hundred msec)
2044 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_CURRENT_CALLS 9
2050 * Initiate voice call
2052 * "data" is const RIL_Dial *
2053 * "response" is NULL
2055 * This method is never used for supplementary service codes
2059 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2060 * DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2061 * DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_SS
2062 * DIAL_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2074 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
2078 #define RIL_REQUEST_DIAL 10
2081 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMSI
2085 * Only valid when radio state is "RADIO_STATE_ON"
2087 * "data" is const char **
2088 * ((const char **)data)[0] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
2089 * "response" is a const char * containing the IMSI
2093 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2097 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMSI 11
2100 * RIL_REQUEST_HANGUP
2102 * Hang up a specific line (like AT+CHLD=1x)
2104 * After this HANGUP request returns, RIL should show the connection is NOT
2105 * active anymore in next RIL_REQUEST_GET_CURRENT_CALLS query.
2107 * "data" is an int *
2108 * (int *)data)[0] contains Connection index (value of 'x' in CHLD above)
2110 * "response" is NULL
2114 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2126 #define RIL_REQUEST_HANGUP 12
2129 * RIL_REQUEST_HANGUP_WAITING_OR_BACKGROUND
2131 * Hang up waiting or held (like AT+CHLD=0)
2133 * After this HANGUP request returns, RIL should show the connection is NOT
2134 * active anymore in next RIL_REQUEST_GET_CURRENT_CALLS query.
2137 * "response" is NULL
2141 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2149 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2154 #define RIL_REQUEST_HANGUP_WAITING_OR_BACKGROUND 13
2157 * RIL_REQUEST_HANGUP_FOREGROUND_RESUME_BACKGROUND
2159 * Hang up waiting or held (like AT+CHLD=1)
2161 * After this HANGUP request returns, RIL should show the connection is NOT
2162 * active anymore in next RIL_REQUEST_GET_CURRENT_CALLS query.
2165 * "response" is NULL
2169 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2175 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2181 #define RIL_REQUEST_HANGUP_FOREGROUND_RESUME_BACKGROUND 14
2184 * RIL_REQUEST_SWITCH_WAITING_OR_HOLDING_AND_ACTIVE
2186 * Switch waiting or holding call and active call (like AT+CHLD=2)
2188 * State transitions should be is follows:
2190 * If call 1 is waiting and call 2 is active, then if this re
2193 * Call 1 Call 2 Call 1 Call 2
2194 * ACTIVE HOLDING HOLDING ACTIVE
2195 * ACTIVE WAITING HOLDING ACTIVE
2196 * HOLDING WAITING HOLDING ACTIVE
2197 * ACTIVE IDLE HOLDING IDLE
2198 * IDLE IDLE IDLE IDLE
2201 * "response" is NULL
2205 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2213 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2217 #define RIL_REQUEST_SWITCH_WAITING_OR_HOLDING_AND_ACTIVE 15
2218 #define RIL_REQUEST_SWITCH_HOLDING_AND_ACTIVE 15
2221 * RIL_REQUEST_CONFERENCE
2223 * Conference holding and active (like AT+CHLD=3)
2226 * "response" is NULL
2230 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2237 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2240 #define RIL_REQUEST_CONFERENCE 16
2245 * Send UDUB (user determined used busy) to ringing or
2246 * waiting call answer)(RIL_BasicRequest r);
2249 * "response" is NULL
2253 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
2260 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2264 #define RIL_REQUEST_UDUB 17
2267 * RIL_REQUEST_LAST_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE
2269 * Requests the failure cause code for the most recently terminated call
2272 * "response" is a "int *"
2273 * ((int *)response)[0] is RIL_LastCallFailCause. GSM failure reasons are
2274 * mapped to cause codes defined in TS 24.008 Annex H where possible. CDMA
2275 * failure reasons are derived from the possible call failure scenarios
2276 * described in the "CDMA IS-2000 Release A (C.S0005-A v6.0)" standard.
2278 * The implementation should return CALL_FAIL_ERROR_UNSPECIFIED for blocked
2279 * MO calls by restricted state (See RIL_UNSOL_RESTRICTED_STATE_CHANGED)
2281 * If the implementation does not have access to the exact cause codes,
2282 * then it should return one of the values listed in RIL_LastCallFailCause,
2283 * as the UI layer needs to distinguish these cases for tone generation or
2284 * error notification.
2288 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2292 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_LAST_DATA_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE
2294 #define RIL_REQUEST_LAST_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE 18
2297 * RIL_REQUEST_SIGNAL_STRENGTH
2299 * Requests current signal strength and associated information
2301 * Must succeed if radio is on.
2305 * "response" is a const RIL_SignalStrength *
2309 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2311 #define RIL_REQUEST_SIGNAL_STRENGTH 19
2314 * RIL_REQUEST_VOICE_REGISTRATION_STATE
2316 * Request current registration state
2319 * "response" is a "char **"
2320 * ((const char **)response)[0] is registration state 0-6,
2321 * 0 - Not registered, MT is not currently searching
2322 * a new operator to register
2323 * 1 - Registered, home network
2324 * 2 - Not registered, but MT is currently searching
2325 * a new operator to register
2326 * 3 - Registration denied
2328 * 5 - Registered, roaming
2329 * 10 - Same as 0, but indicates that emergency calls
2331 * 12 - Same as 2, but indicates that emergency calls
2333 * 13 - Same as 3, but indicates that emergency calls
2335 * 14 - Same as 4, but indicates that emergency calls
2338 * ((const char **)response)[1] is LAC if registered on a GSM/WCDMA system or
2339 * NULL if not.Valid LAC are 0x0000 - 0xffff
2340 * ((const char **)response)[2] is CID if registered on a * GSM/WCDMA or
2342 * Valid CID are 0x00000000 - 0xffffffff
2343 * In GSM, CID is Cell ID (see TS 27.007)
2345 * In UMTS, CID is UMTS Cell Identity
2346 * (see TS 25.331) in 28 bits
2347 * ((const char **)response)[3] indicates the available voice radio technology,
2348 * valid values as defined by RIL_RadioTechnology.
2349 * ((const char **)response)[4] is Base Station ID if registered on a CDMA
2350 * system or NULL if not. Base Station ID in
2352 * ((const char **)response)[5] is Base Station latitude if registered on a
2353 * CDMA system or NULL if not. Base Station
2354 * latitude is a decimal number as specified in
2355 * 3GPP2 C.S0005-A v6.0. It is represented in
2356 * units of 0.25 seconds and ranges from -1296000
2357 * to 1296000, both values inclusive (corresponding
2358 * to a range of -90 to +90 degrees).
2359 * ((const char **)response)[6] is Base Station longitude if registered on a
2360 * CDMA system or NULL if not. Base Station
2361 * longitude is a decimal number as specified in
2362 * 3GPP2 C.S0005-A v6.0. It is represented in
2363 * units of 0.25 seconds and ranges from -2592000
2364 * to 2592000, both values inclusive (corresponding
2365 * to a range of -180 to +180 degrees).
2366 * ((const char **)response)[7] is concurrent services support indicator if
2367 * registered on a CDMA system 0-1.
2368 * 0 - Concurrent services not supported,
2369 * 1 - Concurrent services supported
2370 * ((const char **)response)[8] is System ID if registered on a CDMA system or
2371 * NULL if not. Valid System ID are 0 - 32767
2372 * ((const char **)response)[9] is Network ID if registered on a CDMA system or
2373 * NULL if not. Valid System ID are 0 - 65535
2374 * ((const char **)response)[10] is the TSB-58 Roaming Indicator if registered
2375 * on a CDMA or EVDO system or NULL if not. Valid values
2377 * ((const char **)response)[11] indicates whether the current system is in the
2378 * PRL if registered on a CDMA or EVDO system or NULL if
2379 * not. 0=not in the PRL, 1=in the PRL
2380 * ((const char **)response)[12] is the default Roaming Indicator from the PRL,
2381 * if registered on a CDMA or EVDO system or NULL if not.
2382 * Valid values are 0-255.
2383 * ((const char **)response)[13] if registration state is 3 (Registration
2384 * denied) this is an enumerated reason why
2385 * registration was denied. See 3GPP TS 24.008,
2386 * 10.5.3.6 and Annex G.
2388 * 1 - Authentication Failure
2389 * 2 - IMSI unknown in HLR
2392 * 5 - PLMN not allowed
2393 * 6 - Location area not allowed
2394 * 7 - Roaming not allowed
2395 * 8 - No Suitable Cells in this Location Area
2396 * 9 - Network failure
2397 * 10 - Persistent location update reject
2398 * 11 - PLMN not allowed
2399 * 12 - Location area not allowed
2400 * 13 - Roaming not allowed in this Location Area
2401 * 15 - No Suitable Cells in this Location Area
2402 * 17 - Network Failure
2406 * 23 - GSM Authentication unacceptable
2407 * 25 - Not Authorized for this CSG
2408 * 32 - Service option not supported
2409 * 33 - Requested service option not subscribed
2410 * 34 - Service option temporarily out of order
2411 * 38 - Call cannot be identified
2412 * 48-63 - Retry upon entry into a new cell
2413 * 95 - Semantically incorrect message
2414 * 96 - Invalid mandatory information
2415 * 97 - Message type non-existent or not implemented
2416 * 98 - Message not compatible with protocol state
2417 * 99 - Information element non-existent or not implemented
2418 * 100 - Conditional IE error
2419 * 101 - Message not compatible with protocol state
2420 * 111 - Protocol error, unspecified
2421 * ((const char **)response)[14] is the Primary Scrambling Code of the current
2422 * cell as described in TS 25.331, in hexadecimal
2423 * format, or NULL if unknown or not registered
2424 * to a UMTS network.
2426 * Please note that registration state 4 ("unknown") is treated
2427 * as "out of service" in the Android telephony system
2429 * Registration state 3 can be returned if Location Update Reject
2430 * (with cause 17 - Network Failure) is received repeatedly from the network,
2431 * to facilitate "managed roaming"
2435 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2438 #define RIL_REQUEST_VOICE_REGISTRATION_STATE 20
2441 * RIL_REQUEST_DATA_REGISTRATION_STATE
2443 * Request current DATA registration state
2446 * "response" is a "char **"
2447 * ((const char **)response)[0] is registration state 0-5 from TS 27.007 10.1.20 AT+CGREG
2448 * ((const char **)response)[1] is LAC if registered or NULL if not
2449 * ((const char **)response)[2] is CID if registered or NULL if not
2450 * ((const char **)response)[3] indicates the available data radio technology,
2451 * valid values as defined by RIL_RadioTechnology.
2452 * ((const char **)response)[4] if registration state is 3 (Registration
2453 * denied) this is an enumerated reason why
2454 * registration was denied. See 3GPP TS 24.008,
2455 * Annex G.6 "Additonal cause codes for GMM".
2456 * 7 == GPRS services not allowed
2457 * 8 == GPRS services and non-GPRS services not allowed
2458 * 9 == MS identity cannot be derived by the network
2459 * 10 == Implicitly detached
2460 * 14 == GPRS services not allowed in this PLMN
2461 * 16 == MSC temporarily not reachable
2462 * 40 == No PDP context activated
2463 * ((const char **)response)[5] The maximum number of simultaneous Data Calls that can be
2464 * established using RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL.
2466 * The values at offsets 6..10 are optional LTE location information in decimal.
2467 * If a value is unknown that value may be NULL. If all values are NULL,
2468 * none need to be present.
2469 * ((const char **)response)[6] is TAC, a 16-bit Tracking Area Code.
2470 * ((const char **)response)[7] is CID, a 0-503 Physical Cell Identifier.
2471 * ((const char **)response)[8] is ECI, a 28-bit E-UTRAN Cell Identifier.
2472 * ((const char **)response)[9] is CSGID, a 27-bit Closed Subscriber Group Identity.
2473 * ((const char **)response)[10] is TADV, a 6-bit timing advance value.
2475 * LAC and CID are in hexadecimal format.
2476 * valid LAC are 0x0000 - 0xffff
2477 * valid CID are 0x00000000 - 0x0fffffff
2479 * Please note that registration state 4 ("unknown") is treated
2480 * as "out of service" in the Android telephony system
2484 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2487 #define RIL_REQUEST_DATA_REGISTRATION_STATE 21
2490 * RIL_REQUEST_OPERATOR
2492 * Request current operator ONS or EONS
2495 * "response" is a "const char **"
2496 * ((const char **)response)[0] is long alpha ONS or EONS
2497 * or NULL if unregistered
2499 * ((const char **)response)[1] is short alpha ONS or EONS
2500 * or NULL if unregistered
2501 * ((const char **)response)[2] is 5 or 6 digit numeric code (MCC + MNC)
2502 * or NULL if unregistered
2506 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2509 #define RIL_REQUEST_OPERATOR 22
2512 * RIL_REQUEST_RADIO_POWER
2514 * Toggle radio on and off (for "airplane" mode)
2515 * If the radio is is turned off/on the radio modem subsystem
2516 * is expected return to an initialized state. For instance,
2517 * any voice and data calls will be terminated and all associated
2521 * ((int *)data)[0] is > 0 for "Radio On"
2522 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for "Radio Off"
2524 * "response" is NULL
2526 * Turn radio on if "on" > 0
2527 * Turn radio off if "on" == 0
2531 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2532 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2535 #define RIL_REQUEST_RADIO_POWER 23
2542 * If the implementation is currently playing a tone requested via
2543 * RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_START, that tone should be cancelled and the new tone
2544 * should be played instead
2546 * "data" is a char * containing a single character with one of 12 values: 0-9,*,#
2547 * "response" is NULL
2549 * FIXME should this block/mute microphone?
2550 * How does this interact with local DTMF feedback?
2554 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2563 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_STOP, RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_START
2566 #define RIL_REQUEST_DTMF 24
2569 * RIL_REQUEST_SEND_SMS
2571 * Send an SMS message
2573 * "data" is const char **
2574 * ((const char **)data)[0] is SMSC address in GSM BCD format prefixed
2575 * by a length byte (as expected by TS 27.005) or NULL for default SMSC
2576 * ((const char **)data)[1] is SMS in PDU format as an ASCII hex string
2577 * less the SMSC address
2578 * TP-Layer-Length is be "strlen(((const char **)data)[1])/2"
2580 * "response" is a const RIL_SMS_Response *
2582 * Based on the return error, caller decides to resend if sending sms
2583 * fails. SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY means retry (i.e. error cause is 332)
2584 * and GENERIC_FAILURE means no retry (i.e. error cause is 500)
2588 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2589 * SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY
2595 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
2596 * INVALID_SMS_FORMAT
2599 * INVALID_SMSC_ADDRESS
2602 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
2605 * FIXME how do we specify TP-Message-Reference if we need to resend?
2607 #define RIL_REQUEST_SEND_SMS 25
2611 * RIL_REQUEST_SEND_SMS_EXPECT_MORE
2613 * Send an SMS message. Identical to RIL_REQUEST_SEND_SMS,
2614 * except that more messages are expected to be sent soon. If possible,
2615 * keep SMS relay protocol link open (eg TS 27.005 AT+CMMS command)
2617 * "data" is const char **
2618 * ((const char **)data)[0] is SMSC address in GSM BCD format prefixed
2619 * by a length byte (as expected by TS 27.005) or NULL for default SMSC
2620 * ((const char **)data)[1] is SMS in PDU format as an ASCII hex string
2621 * less the SMSC address
2622 * TP-Layer-Length is be "strlen(((const char **)data)[1])/2"
2624 * "response" is a const RIL_SMS_Response *
2626 * Based on the return error, caller decides to resend if sending sms
2627 * fails. SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY means retry (i.e. error cause is 332)
2628 * and GENERIC_FAILURE means no retry (i.e. error cause is 500)
2632 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2633 * SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY
2638 * INVALID_SMS_FORMAT
2640 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
2645 * INVALID_SMSC_ADDRESS
2646 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
2650 #define RIL_REQUEST_SEND_SMS_EXPECT_MORE 26
2654 * RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL
2656 * Setup a packet data connection. If RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6.status
2657 * return success it is added to the list of data calls and a
2658 * RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED is sent. The call remains in the
2659 * list until RIL_REQUEST_DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL is issued or the
2660 * radio is powered off/on. This list is returned by RIL_REQUEST_DATA_CALL_LIST
2661 * and RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED.
2663 * The RIL is expected to:
2664 * - Create one data call context.
2665 * - Create and configure a dedicated interface for the context
2666 * - The interface must be point to point.
2667 * - The interface is configured with one or more addresses and
2668 * is capable of sending and receiving packets. The prefix length
2669 * of the addresses must be /32 for IPv4 and /128 for IPv6.
2670 * - Must NOT change the linux routing table.
2671 * - Support up to RIL_REQUEST_DATA_REGISTRATION_STATE response[5]
2672 * number of simultaneous data call contexts.
2674 * "data" is a const char **
2675 * ((const char **)data)[0] Radio technology to use: 0-CDMA, 1-GSM/UMTS, 2...
2676 * for values above 2 this is RIL_RadioTechnology + 2.
2677 * ((const char **)data)[1] is a RIL_DataProfile (support is optional)
2678 * ((const char **)data)[2] is the APN to connect to if radio technology is GSM/UMTS. This APN will
2679 * override the one in the profile. NULL indicates no APN overrride.
2680 * ((const char **)data)[3] is the username for APN, or NULL
2681 * ((const char **)data)[4] is the password for APN, or NULL
2682 * ((const char **)data)[5] is the PAP / CHAP auth type. Values:
2683 * 0 => PAP and CHAP is never performed.
2684 * 1 => PAP may be performed; CHAP is never performed.
2685 * 2 => CHAP may be performed; PAP is never performed.
2686 * 3 => PAP / CHAP may be performed - baseband dependent.
2687 * ((const char **)data)[6] is the non-roaming/home connection type to request. Must be one of the
2688 * PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
2689 * For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".
2690 * ((const char **)data)[7] is the roaming connection type to request. Must be one of the
2691 * PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
2692 * For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".
2693 * ((const char **)data)[8] is the bitmask of APN type in decimal string format. The
2694 * bitmask will encapsulate the following values:
2695 * ia,mms,agps,supl,hipri,fota,dun,ims,default.
2696 * ((const char **)data)[9] is the bearer bitmask in decimal string format. Each bit is a
2697 * RIL_RadioAccessFamily. "0" or NULL indicates all RATs.
2698 * ((const char **)data)[10] is the boolean in string format indicating the APN setting was
2699 * sent to the modem through RIL_REQUEST_SET_DATA_PROFILE earlier.
2700 * ((const char **)data)[11] is the mtu size in bytes of the mobile interface to which
2701 * the apn is connected.
2702 * ((const char **)data)[12] is the MVNO type:
2703 * possible values are "imsi", "gid", "spn".
2704 * ((const char **)data)[13] is MVNO match data in string. Can be anything defined by the carrier.
2706 * SPN like: "A MOBILE", "BEN NL", etc...
2707 * IMSI like: "302720x94", "2060188", etc...
2708 * GID like: "4E", "33", etc...
2709 * ((const char **)data)[14] is the boolean string indicating data roaming is allowed or not. "1"
2710 * indicates data roaming is enabled by the user, "0" indicates disabled.
2712 * "response" is a RIL_Data_Call_Response_v11
2714 * FIXME may need way to configure QoS settings
2717 * SUCCESS should be returned on both success and failure of setup with
2718 * the RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6.status containing the actual status.
2719 * For all other errors the RIL_Data_Call_Resonse_v6 is ignored.
2721 * Other errors could include:
2722 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE, GENERIC_FAILURE, OP_NOT_ALLOWED_BEFORE_REG_TO_NW,
2723 * OP_NOT_ALLOWED_DURING_VOICE_CALL and REQUEST_NOT_SUPPORTED.
2725 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL
2727 #define RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL 27
2731 * RIL_REQUEST_SIM_IO
2733 * Request SIM I/O operation.
2734 * This is similar to the TS 27.007 "restricted SIM" operation
2735 * where it assumes all of the EF selection will be done by the
2738 * "data" is a const RIL_SIM_IO_v6 *
2739 * Please note that RIL_SIM_IO has a "PIN2" field which may be NULL,
2740 * or may specify a PIN2 for operations that require a PIN2 (eg
2741 * updating FDN records)
2743 * "response" is a const RIL_SIM_IO_Response *
2745 * Arguments and responses that are unused for certain
2746 * values of "command" should be ignored or set to NULL
2750 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2755 #define RIL_REQUEST_SIM_IO 28
2758 * RIL_REQUEST_SEND_USSD
2760 * Send a USSD message
2762 * If a USSD session already exists, the message should be sent in the
2763 * context of that session. Otherwise, a new session should be created.
2765 * The network reply should be reported via RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD
2767 * Only one USSD session may exist at a time, and the session is assumed
2769 * a) The android system invokes RIL_REQUEST_CANCEL_USSD
2770 * b) The implementation sends a RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD with a type code
2771 * of "0" (USSD-Notify/no further action) or "2" (session terminated)
2773 * "data" is a const char * containing the USSD request in UTF-8 format
2774 * "response" is NULL
2778 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2780 * USSD_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2781 * USSD_MODIFIED_TO_SS
2782 * USSD_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2784 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2794 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_CANCEL_USSD, RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD
2797 #define RIL_REQUEST_SEND_USSD 29
2800 * RIL_REQUEST_CANCEL_USSD
2802 * Cancel the current USSD session if one exists
2805 * "response" is NULL
2809 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2811 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
2819 #define RIL_REQUEST_CANCEL_USSD 30
2822 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_CLIR
2824 * Gets current CLIR status
2826 * "response" is int *
2827 * ((int *)data)[0] is "n" parameter from TS 27.007 7.7
2828 * ((int *)data)[1] is "m" parameter from TS 27.007 7.7
2832 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2833 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2834 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2843 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_CLIR 31
2846 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_CLIR
2849 * ((int *)data)[0] is "n" parameter from TS 27.007 7.7
2851 * "response" is NULL
2855 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2856 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2857 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2863 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_CLIR 32
2866 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CALL_FORWARD_STATUS
2868 * "data" is const RIL_CallForwardInfo *
2870 * "response" is const RIL_CallForwardInfo **
2871 * "response" points to an array of RIL_CallForwardInfo *'s, one for
2872 * each distinct registered phone number.
2874 * For example, if data is forwarded to +18005551212 and voice is forwarded
2875 * to +18005559999, then two separate RIL_CallForwardInfo's should be returned
2877 * If, however, both data and voice are forwarded to +18005551212, then
2878 * a single RIL_CallForwardInfo can be returned with the service class
2879 * set to "data + voice = 3")
2883 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2884 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2885 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2896 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CALL_FORWARD_STATUS 33
2900 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_CALL_FORWARD
2902 * Configure call forward rule
2904 * "data" is const RIL_CallForwardInfo *
2905 * "response" is NULL
2909 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2910 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2911 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2922 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_CALL_FORWARD 34
2926 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CALL_WAITING
2928 * Query current call waiting state
2930 * "data" is const int *
2931 * ((const int *)data)[0] is the TS 27.007 service class to query.
2932 * "response" is a const int *
2933 * ((const int *)response)[0] is 0 for "disabled" and 1 for "enabled"
2935 * If ((const int *)response)[0] is = 1, then ((const int *)response)[1]
2936 * must follow, with the TS 27.007 service class bit vector of services
2937 * for which call waiting is enabled.
2939 * For example, if ((const int *)response)[0] is 1 and
2940 * ((const int *)response)[1] is 3, then call waiting is enabled for data
2941 * and voice and disabled for everything else
2945 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2946 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2947 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2957 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CALL_WAITING 35
2961 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_CALL_WAITING
2963 * Configure current call waiting state
2965 * "data" is const int *
2966 * ((const int *)data)[0] is 0 for "disabled" and 1 for "enabled"
2967 * ((const int *)data)[1] is the TS 27.007 service class bit vector of
2968 * services to modify
2969 * "response" is NULL
2973 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
2974 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
2975 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
2985 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_CALL_WAITING 36
2988 * RIL_REQUEST_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE
2990 * Acknowledge successful or failed receipt of SMS previously indicated
2991 * via RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS
2994 * ((int *)data)[0] is 1 on successful receipt
2995 * (basically, AT+CNMA=1 from TS 27.005
2996 * is 0 on failed receipt
2997 * (basically, AT+CNMA=2 from TS 27.005)
2998 * ((int *)data)[1] if data[0] is 0, this contains the failure cause as defined
2999 * in TS 23.040, 9.2.3.22. Currently only 0xD3 (memory
3000 * capacity exceeded) and 0xFF (unspecified error) are
3003 * "response" is NULL
3005 * FIXME would like request that specified RP-ACK/RP-ERROR PDU
3009 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3012 #define RIL_REQUEST_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE 37
3015 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMEI - DEPRECATED
3017 * Get the device IMEI, including check digit
3019 * The request is DEPRECATED, use RIL_REQUEST_DEVICE_IDENTITY
3020 * Valid when RadioState is not RADIO_STATE_UNAVAILABLE
3023 * "response" is a const char * containing the IMEI
3027 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3031 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMEI 38
3034 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMEISV - DEPRECATED
3036 * Get the device IMEISV, which should be two decimal digits
3038 * The request is DEPRECATED, use RIL_REQUEST_DEVICE_IDENTITY
3039 * Valid when RadioState is not RADIO_STATE_UNAVAILABLE
3042 * "response" is a const char * containing the IMEISV
3046 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3050 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMEISV 39
3054 * RIL_REQUEST_ANSWER
3056 * Answer incoming call
3058 * Will not be called for WAITING calls.
3059 * RIL_REQUEST_SWITCH_WAITING_OR_HOLDING_AND_ACTIVE will be used in this case
3063 * "response" is NULL
3067 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3077 #define RIL_REQUEST_ANSWER 40
3080 * RIL_REQUEST_DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL
3082 * Deactivate packet data connection and remove from the
3083 * data call list if SUCCESS is returned. Any other return
3084 * values should also try to remove the call from the list,
3085 * but that may not be possible. In any event a
3086 * RIL_REQUEST_RADIO_POWER off/on must clear the list. An
3087 * RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED is not expected to be
3088 * issued because of an RIL_REQUEST_DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL.
3090 * "data" is const char **
3091 * ((char**)data)[0] indicating CID
3092 * ((char**)data)[1] indicating Disconnect Reason
3093 * 0 => No specific reason specified
3094 * 1 => Radio shutdown requested
3096 * "response" is NULL
3100 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3103 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL
3105 #define RIL_REQUEST_DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL 41
3108 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_FACILITY_LOCK
3110 * Query the status of a facility lock state
3112 * "data" is const char **
3113 * ((const char **)data)[0] is the facility string code from TS 27.007 7.4
3114 * (eg "AO" for BAOC, "SC" for SIM lock)
3115 * ((const char **)data)[1] is the password, or "" if not required
3116 * ((const char **)data)[2] is the TS 27.007 service class bit vector of
3118 * ((const char **)data)[3] is AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
3119 * This is only applicable in the case of Fixed Dialing Numbers
3122 * "response" is an int *
3123 * ((const int *)response) 0 is the TS 27.007 service class bit vector of
3124 * services for which the specified barring facility
3125 * is active. "0" means "disabled for all"
3130 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3131 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
3132 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
3143 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_FACILITY_LOCK 42
3146 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_FACILITY_LOCK
3148 * Enable/disable one facility lock
3150 * "data" is const char **
3152 * ((const char **)data)[0] = facility string code from TS 27.007 7.4
3153 * (eg "AO" for BAOC)
3154 * ((const char **)data)[1] = "0" for "unlock" and "1" for "lock"
3155 * ((const char **)data)[2] = password
3156 * ((const char **)data)[3] = string representation of decimal TS 27.007
3157 * service class bit vector. Eg, the string
3158 * "1" means "set this facility for voice services"
3159 * ((const char **)data)[4] = AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4, NULL if no value.
3160 * This is only applicable in the case of Fixed Dialing Numbers
3163 * "response" is int *
3164 * ((int *)response)[0] is the number of retries remaining, or -1 if unknown
3168 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3169 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
3170 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
3181 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_FACILITY_LOCK 43
3184 * RIL_REQUEST_CHANGE_BARRING_PASSWORD
3186 * Change call barring facility password
3188 * "data" is const char **
3190 * ((const char **)data)[0] = facility string code from TS 27.007 7.4
3191 * (eg "AO" for BAOC)
3192 * ((const char **)data)[1] = old password
3193 * ((const char **)data)[2] = new password
3195 * "response" is NULL
3199 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3200 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
3201 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
3212 #define RIL_REQUEST_CHANGE_BARRING_PASSWORD 44
3215 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_NETWORK_SELECTION_MODE
3217 * Query current network selectin mode
3221 * "response" is int *
3222 * ((const int *)response)[0] is
3223 * 0 for automatic selection
3224 * 1 for manual selection
3228 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3232 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_NETWORK_SELECTION_MODE 45
3235 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_NETWORK_SELECTION_AUTOMATIC
3237 * Specify that the network should be selected automatically
3240 * "response" is NULL
3242 * This request must not respond until the new operator is selected
3247 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3249 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3252 * Note: Returns ILLEGAL_SIM_OR_ME when the failure is permanent and
3253 * no retries needed, such as illegal SIM or ME.
3254 * Returns GENERIC_FAILURE for all other causes that might be
3258 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_NETWORK_SELECTION_AUTOMATIC 46
3261 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_NETWORK_SELECTION_MANUAL
3263 * Manually select a specified network.
3265 * "data" is const char * specifying MCCMNC of network to select (eg "310170")
3266 * "response" is NULL
3268 * This request must not respond until the new operator is selected
3273 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3275 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3278 * Note: Returns ILLEGAL_SIM_OR_ME when the failure is permanent and
3279 * no retries needed, such as illegal SIM or ME.
3280 * Returns GENERIC_FAILURE for all other causes that might be
3284 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_NETWORK_SELECTION_MANUAL 47
3287 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_AVAILABLE_NETWORKS
3289 * Scans for available networks
3292 * "response" is const char ** that should be an array of n*4 strings, where
3293 * n is the number of available networks
3294 * For each available network:
3296 * ((const char **)response)[n+0] is long alpha ONS or EONS
3297 * ((const char **)response)[n+1] is short alpha ONS or EONS
3298 * ((const char **)response)[n+2] is 5 or 6 digit numeric code (MCC + MNC)
3299 * ((const char **)response)[n+3] is a string value of the status:
3305 * This request must not respond until the new operator is selected
3310 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3311 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3315 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_AVAILABLE_NETWORKS 48
3318 * RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_START
3320 * Start playing a DTMF tone. Continue playing DTMF tone until
3321 * RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_STOP is received
3323 * If a RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_START is received while a tone is currently playing,
3324 * it should cancel the previous tone and play the new one.
3326 * "data" is a char *
3327 * ((char *)data)[0] is a single character with one of 12 values: 0-9,*,#
3328 * "response" is NULL
3332 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3342 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_DTMF, RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_STOP
3344 #define RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_START 49
3347 * RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_STOP
3349 * Stop playing a currently playing DTMF tone.
3352 * "response" is NULL
3356 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3357 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3367 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_DTMF, RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_START
3369 #define RIL_REQUEST_DTMF_STOP 50
3372 * RIL_REQUEST_BASEBAND_VERSION
3374 * Return string value indicating baseband version, eg
3375 * response from AT+CGMR
3378 * "response" is const char * containing version string for log reporting
3382 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3387 #define RIL_REQUEST_BASEBAND_VERSION 51
3390 * RIL_REQUEST_SEPARATE_CONNECTION
3392 * Separate a party from a multiparty call placing the multiparty call
3393 * (less the specified party) on hold and leaving the specified party
3394 * as the only other member of the current (active) call
3398 * See TS 22.084 1.3.8.2 (iii)
3399 * TS 22.030 6.5.5 "Entering "2X followed by send"
3400 * TS 27.007 "AT+CHLD=2x"
3402 * "data" is an int *
3403 * (int *)data)[0] contains Connection index (value of 'x' in CHLD above) "response" is NULL
3405 * "response" is NULL
3409 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3419 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3422 #define RIL_REQUEST_SEPARATE_CONNECTION 52
3426 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_MUTE
3428 * Turn on or off uplink (microphone) mute.
3430 * Will only be sent while voice call is active.
3431 * Will always be reset to "disable mute" when a new voice call is initiated
3433 * "data" is an int *
3434 * (int *)data)[0] is 1 for "enable mute" and 0 for "disable mute"
3436 * "response" is NULL
3440 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3443 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
3447 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_MUTE 53
3450 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_MUTE
3452 * Queries the current state of the uplink mute setting
3455 * "response" is an int *
3456 * (int *)response)[0] is 1 for "mute enabled" and 0 for "mute disabled"
3460 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3461 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_DIAL
3462 * SS_MODIFIED_TO_USSD
3465 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
3469 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_MUTE 54
3472 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CLIP
3474 * Queries the status of the CLIP supplementary service
3476 * (for MMI code "*#30#")
3479 * "response" is an int *
3480 * (int *)response)[0] is 1 for "CLIP provisioned"
3481 * and 0 for "CLIP not provisioned"
3482 * and 2 for "unknown, e.g. no network etc"
3486 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3495 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_CLIP 55
3498 * RIL_REQUEST_LAST_DATA_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE - Deprecated use the status
3499 * field in RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6.
3501 * Requests the failure cause code for the most recently failed PDP
3502 * context or CDMA data connection active
3503 * replaces RIL_REQUEST_LAST_PDP_FAIL_CAUSE
3507 * "response" is a "int *"
3508 * ((int *)response)[0] is an integer cause code defined in TS 24.008
3509 * section 6.1.3.1.3 or close approximation
3511 * If the implementation does not have access to the exact cause codes,
3512 * then it should return one of the values listed in
3513 * RIL_DataCallFailCause, as the UI layer needs to distinguish these
3514 * cases for error notification
3515 * and potential retries.
3519 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3522 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_LAST_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE
3524 * Deprecated use the status field in RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6.
3527 #define RIL_REQUEST_LAST_DATA_CALL_FAIL_CAUSE 56
3530 * RIL_REQUEST_DATA_CALL_LIST
3532 * Returns the data call list. An entry is added when a
3533 * RIL_REQUEST_SETUP_DATA_CALL is issued and removed on a
3534 * RIL_REQUEST_DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL. The list is emptied
3535 * when RIL_REQUEST_RADIO_POWER off/on is issued.
3538 * "response" is an array of RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6
3542 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3545 * See also: RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED
3548 #define RIL_REQUEST_DATA_CALL_LIST 57
3551 * RIL_REQUEST_RESET_RADIO - DEPRECATED
3553 * Request a radio reset. The RIL implementation may postpone
3554 * the reset until after this request is responded to if the baseband
3555 * is presently busy.
3557 * The request is DEPRECATED, use RIL_REQUEST_RADIO_POWER
3560 * "response" is NULL
3564 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3566 * REQUEST_NOT_SUPPORTED
3569 #define RIL_REQUEST_RESET_RADIO 58
3572 * RIL_REQUEST_OEM_HOOK_RAW
3574 * This request reserved for OEM-specific uses. It passes raw byte arrays
3577 * It can be invoked on the Java side from
3578 * com.android.internal.telephony.Phone.invokeOemRilRequestRaw()
3580 * "data" is a char * of bytes copied from the byte[] data argument in java
3581 * "response" is a char * of bytes that will returned via the
3582 * caller's "response" Message here:
3583 * (byte[])(((AsyncResult)response.obj).result)
3585 * An error response here will result in
3586 * (((AsyncResult)response.obj).result) == null and
3587 * (((AsyncResult)response.obj).exception) being an instance of
3588 * com.android.internal.telephony.gsm.CommandException
3594 #define RIL_REQUEST_OEM_HOOK_RAW 59
3597 * RIL_REQUEST_OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
3599 * This request reserved for OEM-specific uses. It passes strings
3602 * It can be invoked on the Java side from
3603 * com.android.internal.telephony.Phone.invokeOemRilRequestStrings()
3605 * "data" is a const char **, representing an array of null-terminated UTF-8
3606 * strings copied from the "String[] strings" argument to
3607 * invokeOemRilRequestStrings()
3609 * "response" is a const char **, representing an array of null-terminated UTF-8
3610 * stings that will be returned via the caller's response message here:
3612 * (String[])(((AsyncResult)response.obj).result)
3614 * An error response here will result in
3615 * (((AsyncResult)response.obj).result) == null and
3616 * (((AsyncResult)response.obj).exception) being an instance of
3617 * com.android.internal.telephony.gsm.CommandException
3623 #define RIL_REQUEST_OEM_HOOK_STRINGS 60
3626 * RIL_REQUEST_SCREEN_STATE - DEPRECATED
3628 * Indicates the current state of the screen. When the screen is off, the
3629 * RIL should notify the baseband to suppress certain notifications (eg,
3630 * signal strength and changes in LAC/CID or BID/SID/NID/latitude/longitude)
3631 * in an effort to conserve power. These notifications should resume when the
3634 * Note this request is deprecated. Use RIL_REQUEST_SEND_DEVICE_STATE to report the device state
3635 * to the modem and use RIL_REQUEST_SET_UNSOLICITED_RESPONSE_FILTER to turn on/off unsolicited
3636 * response from the modem in different scenarios.
3639 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 1 for "Screen On"
3640 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for "Screen Off"
3642 * "response" is NULL
3648 #define RIL_REQUEST_SCREEN_STATE 61
3652 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_SUPP_SVC_NOTIFICATION
3654 * Enables/disables supplementary service related notifications
3657 * Notifications are reported via RIL_UNSOL_SUPP_SVC_NOTIFICATION.
3660 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 1 for notifications enabled
3661 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for notifications disabled
3663 * "response" is NULL
3667 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3676 * See also: RIL_UNSOL_SUPP_SVC_NOTIFICATION.
3678 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_SUPP_SVC_NOTIFICATION 62
3681 * RIL_REQUEST_WRITE_SMS_TO_SIM
3683 * Stores a SMS message to SIM memory.
3685 * "data" is RIL_SMS_WriteArgs *
3687 * "response" is int *
3688 * ((const int *)response)[0] is the record index where the message is stored.
3694 * INVALID_SMS_FORMAT
3700 * INVALID_MODEM_STATE
3701 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
3702 * INVALID_SMSC_ADDRESS
3706 #define RIL_REQUEST_WRITE_SMS_TO_SIM 63
3709 * RIL_REQUEST_DELETE_SMS_ON_SIM
3711 * Deletes a SMS message from SIM memory.
3714 * ((int *)data)[0] is the record index of the message to delete.
3716 * "response" is NULL
3723 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
3730 #define RIL_REQUEST_DELETE_SMS_ON_SIM 64
3733 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_BAND_MODE
3735 * Assign a specified band for RF configuration.
3738 * ((int *)data)[0] is a RIL_RadioBandMode
3740 * "response" is NULL
3744 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3745 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3748 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_AVAILABLE_BAND_MODE
3750 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_BAND_MODE 65
3753 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_AVAILABLE_BAND_MODE
3755 * Query the list of band mode supported by RF.
3759 * "response" is int *
3760 * "response" points to an array of int's, the int[0] is the size of array;
3761 * subsequent values are a list of RIL_RadioBandMode listing supported modes.
3765 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3768 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_SET_BAND_MODE
3770 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_AVAILABLE_BAND_MODE 66
3773 * RIL_REQUEST_STK_GET_PROFILE
3775 * Requests the profile of SIM tool kit.
3776 * The profile indicates the SAT/USAT features supported by ME.
3777 * The SAT/USAT features refer to 3GPP TS 11.14 and 3GPP TS 31.111
3781 * "response" is a const char * containing SAT/USAT profile
3782 * in hexadecimal format string starting with first byte of terminal profile
3786 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3787 * RIL_E_GENERIC_FAILURE
3789 #define RIL_REQUEST_STK_GET_PROFILE 67
3792 * RIL_REQUEST_STK_SET_PROFILE
3794 * Download the STK terminal profile as part of SIM initialization
3797 * "data" is a const char * containing SAT/USAT profile
3798 * in hexadecimal format string starting with first byte of terminal profile
3800 * "response" is NULL
3804 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3805 * RIL_E_GENERIC_FAILURE
3807 #define RIL_REQUEST_STK_SET_PROFILE 68
3810 * RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_ENVELOPE_COMMAND
3812 * Requests to send a SAT/USAT envelope command to SIM.
3813 * The SAT/USAT envelope command refers to 3GPP TS 11.14 and 3GPP TS 31.111
3815 * "data" is a const char * containing SAT/USAT command
3816 * in hexadecimal format string starting with command tag
3818 * "response" is a const char * containing SAT/USAT response
3819 * in hexadecimal format string starting with first byte of response
3824 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3826 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3827 * RIL_E_GENERIC_FAILURE
3829 #define RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_ENVELOPE_COMMAND 69
3832 * RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_TERMINAL_RESPONSE
3834 * Requests to send a terminal response to SIM for a received
3837 * "data" is a const char * containing SAT/USAT response
3838 * in hexadecimal format string starting with first byte of response data
3840 * "response" is NULL
3844 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3845 * RIL_E_OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3846 * RIL_E_GENERIC_FAILURE
3848 #define RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_TERMINAL_RESPONSE 70
3851 * RIL_REQUEST_STK_HANDLE_CALL_SETUP_REQUESTED_FROM_SIM
3853 * When STK application gets RIL_UNSOL_STK_CALL_SETUP, the call actually has
3854 * been initialized by ME already. (We could see the call has been in the 'call
3855 * list') So, STK application needs to accept/reject the call according as user
3859 * ((int *)data)[0] is > 0 for "accept" the call setup
3860 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for "reject" the call setup
3862 * "response" is NULL
3866 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3867 * RIL_E_OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3868 * RIL_E_GENERIC_FAILURE
3870 #define RIL_REQUEST_STK_HANDLE_CALL_SETUP_REQUESTED_FROM_SIM 71
3873 * RIL_REQUEST_EXPLICIT_CALL_TRANSFER
3875 * Connects the two calls and disconnects the subscriber from both calls.
3878 * "response" is NULL
3882 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3892 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3895 #define RIL_REQUEST_EXPLICIT_CALL_TRANSFER 72
3898 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_PREFERRED_NETWORK_TYPE
3900 * Requests to set the preferred network type for searching and registering
3901 * (CS/PS domain, RAT, and operation mode)
3903 * "data" is int * which is RIL_PreferredNetworkType
3905 * "response" is NULL
3909 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
3911 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
3912 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
3914 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_PREFERRED_NETWORK_TYPE 73
3917 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_PREFERRED_NETWORK_TYPE
3919 * Query the preferred network type (CS/PS domain, RAT, and operation mode)
3920 * for searching and registering
3924 * "response" is int *
3925 * ((int *)reponse)[0] is == RIL_PreferredNetworkType
3929 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3932 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_SET_PREFERRED_NETWORK_TYPE
3934 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_PREFERRED_NETWORK_TYPE 74
3937 * RIL_REQUEST_NEIGHBORING_CELL_IDS
3939 * Request neighboring cell id in GSM network
3942 * "response" must be a " const RIL_NeighboringCell** "
3946 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3949 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_NEIGHBORING_CELL_IDS 75
3952 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_LOCATION_UPDATES
3954 * Enables/disables network state change notifications due to changes in
3955 * LAC and/or CID (for GSM) or BID/SID/NID/latitude/longitude (for CDMA).
3956 * Basically +CREG=2 vs. +CREG=1 (TS 27.007).
3958 * Note: The RIL implementation should default to "updates enabled"
3959 * when the screen is on and "updates disabled" when the screen is off.
3962 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 1 for updates enabled (+CREG=2)
3963 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for updates disabled (+CREG=1)
3965 * "response" is NULL
3969 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3972 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_SCREEN_STATE, RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED
3974 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_LOCATION_UPDATES 76
3977 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE
3979 * Request to set the location where the CDMA subscription shall
3983 * ((int *)data)[0] is == RIL_CdmaSubscriptionSource
3985 * "response" is NULL
3989 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
3992 * SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_AVAILABLE
3994 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_GET_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE
3996 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE 77
3999 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_ROAMING_PREFERENCE
4001 * Request to set the roaming preferences in CDMA
4004 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for Home Networks only, as defined in PRL
4005 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 1 for Roaming on Affiliated networks, as defined in PRL
4006 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 2 for Roaming on Any Network, as defined in the PRL
4008 * "response" is NULL
4012 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4015 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_ROAMING_PREFERENCE 78
4018 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_QUERY_ROAMING_PREFERENCE
4020 * Request the actual setting of the roaming preferences in CDMA in the modem
4024 * "response" is int *
4025 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 0 for Home Networks only, as defined in PRL
4026 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 1 for Roaming on Affiliated networks, as defined in PRL
4027 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 2 for Roaming on Any Network, as defined in the PRL
4029 * "response" is NULL
4033 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4036 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_QUERY_ROAMING_PREFERENCE 79
4039 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_TTY_MODE
4041 * Request to set the TTY mode
4044 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for TTY off
4045 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 1 for TTY Full
4046 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 2 for TTY HCO (hearing carryover)
4047 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 3 for TTY VCO (voice carryover)
4049 * "response" is NULL
4053 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4064 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_TTY_MODE 80
4067 * RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_TTY_MODE
4069 * Request the setting of TTY mode
4073 * "response" is int *
4074 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 0 for TTY off
4075 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 1 for TTY Full
4076 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 2 for TTY HCO (hearing carryover)
4077 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 3 for TTY VCO (voice carryover)
4079 * "response" is NULL
4083 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4090 #define RIL_REQUEST_QUERY_TTY_MODE 81
4093 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_PREFERRED_VOICE_PRIVACY_MODE
4095 * Request to set the preferred voice privacy mode used in voice
4099 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 for Standard Privacy Mode (Public Long Code Mask)
4100 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 1 for Enhanced Privacy Mode (Private Long Code Mask)
4102 * "response" is NULL
4106 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4115 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_PREFERRED_VOICE_PRIVACY_MODE 82
4118 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_QUERY_PREFERRED_VOICE_PRIVACY_MODE
4120 * Request the setting of preferred voice privacy mode
4124 * "response" is int *
4125 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 0 for Standard Privacy Mode (Public Long Code Mask)
4126 * ((int *)response)[0] is == 1 for Enhanced Privacy Mode (Private Long Code Mask)
4128 * "response" is NULL
4132 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4139 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_QUERY_PREFERRED_VOICE_PRIVACY_MODE 83
4142 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_FLASH
4146 * "data" is const char *
4147 * ((const char *)data)[0] is a FLASH string
4149 * "response" is NULL
4153 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4164 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_FLASH 84
4167 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_BURST_DTMF
4171 * "data" is const char **
4172 * ((const char **)data)[0] is a DTMF string
4173 * ((const char **)data)[1] is the DTMF ON length in milliseconds, or 0 to use
4175 * ((const char **)data)[2] is the DTMF OFF length in milliseconds, or 0 to use
4178 * "response" is NULL
4182 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4192 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_BURST_DTMF 85
4195 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_VALIDATE_AND_WRITE_AKEY
4197 * Takes a 26 digit string (20 digit AKEY + 6 digit checksum).
4198 * If the checksum is valid the 20 digit AKEY is written to NV,
4199 * replacing the existing AKEY no matter what it was before.
4201 * "data" is const char *
4202 * ((const char *)data)[0] is a 26 digit string (ASCII digits '0'-'9')
4203 * where the last 6 digits are a checksum of the
4204 * first 20, as specified in TR45.AHAG
4205 * "Common Cryptographic Algorithms, Revision D.1
4208 * "response" is NULL
4212 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4216 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_VALIDATE_AND_WRITE_AKEY 86
4219 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SEND_SMS
4221 * Send a CDMA SMS message
4223 * "data" is const RIL_CDMA_SMS_Message *
4225 * "response" is a const RIL_SMS_Response *
4227 * Based on the return error, caller decides to resend if sending sms
4228 * fails. The CDMA error class is derived as follows,
4229 * SUCCESS is error class 0 (no error)
4230 * SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY is error class 2 (temporary failure)
4231 * and GENERIC_FAILURE is error class 3 (permanent and no retry)
4235 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4236 * SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY
4241 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4242 * INVALID_SMS_FORMAT
4248 * INVALID_SMSC_ADDRESS
4249 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
4253 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SEND_SMS 87
4256 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE
4258 * Acknowledge the success or failure in the receipt of SMS
4259 * previously indicated via RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_CDMA_NEW_SMS
4261 * "data" is const RIL_CDMA_SMS_Ack *
4263 * "response" is NULL
4267 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4272 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4276 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
4278 * INVALID_MODEM_STATE
4282 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE 88
4285 * RIL_REQUEST_GSM_GET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG
4287 * Request the setting of GSM/WCDMA Cell Broadcast SMS config.
4291 * "response" is a const RIL_GSM_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo **
4292 * "responselen" is count * sizeof (RIL_GSM_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo *)
4296 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4299 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4307 #define RIL_REQUEST_GSM_GET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG 89
4310 * RIL_REQUEST_GSM_SET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG
4312 * Set GSM/WCDMA Cell Broadcast SMS config
4314 * "data" is a const RIL_GSM_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo **
4315 * "datalen" is count * sizeof(RIL_GSM_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo *)
4317 * "response" is NULL
4321 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4326 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4332 #define RIL_REQUEST_GSM_SET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG 90
4335 * RIL_REQUEST_GSM_SMS_BROADCAST_ACTIVATION
4337 * Enable or disable the reception of GSM/WCDMA Cell Broadcast SMS
4339 * "data" is const int *
4340 * (const int *)data[0] indicates to activate or turn off the
4341 * reception of GSM/WCDMA Cell Broadcast SMS, 0-1,
4342 * 0 - Activate, 1 - Turn off
4344 * "response" is NULL
4348 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4353 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4358 #define RIL_REQUEST_GSM_SMS_BROADCAST_ACTIVATION 91
4361 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_GET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG
4363 * Request the setting of CDMA Broadcast SMS config
4367 * "response" is a const RIL_CDMA_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo **
4368 * "responselen" is count * sizeof (RIL_CDMA_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo *)
4372 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4375 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4383 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_GET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG 92
4386 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG
4388 * Set CDMA Broadcast SMS config
4390 * "data" is a const RIL_CDMA_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo **
4391 * "datalen" is count * sizeof(const RIL_CDMA_BroadcastSmsConfigInfo *)
4393 * "response" is NULL
4397 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4402 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4408 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_BROADCAST_SMS_CONFIG 93
4411 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SMS_BROADCAST_ACTIVATION
4413 * Enable or disable the reception of CDMA Broadcast SMS
4415 * "data" is const int *
4416 * (const int *)data[0] indicates to activate or turn off the
4417 * reception of CDMA Broadcast SMS, 0-1,
4418 * 0 - Activate, 1 - Turn off
4420 * "response" is NULL
4424 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4429 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4434 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SMS_BROADCAST_ACTIVATION 94
4437 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SUBSCRIPTION
4439 * Request the device MDN / H_SID / H_NID.
4441 * The request is only allowed when CDMA subscription is available. When CDMA
4442 * subscription is changed, application layer should re-issue the request to
4443 * update the subscription information.
4445 * If a NULL value is returned for any of the device id, it means that error
4446 * accessing the device.
4448 * "response" is const char **
4449 * ((const char **)response)[0] is MDN if CDMA subscription is available
4450 * ((const char **)response)[1] is a comma separated list of H_SID (Home SID) if
4451 * CDMA subscription is available, in decimal format
4452 * ((const char **)response)[2] is a comma separated list of H_NID (Home NID) if
4453 * CDMA subscription is available, in decimal format
4454 * ((const char **)response)[3] is MIN (10 digits, MIN2+MIN1) if CDMA subscription is available
4455 * ((const char **)response)[4] is PRL version if CDMA subscription is available
4459 * RIL_E_SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_AVAILABLE
4462 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SUBSCRIPTION 95
4465 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_WRITE_SMS_TO_RUIM
4467 * Stores a CDMA SMS message to RUIM memory.
4469 * "data" is RIL_CDMA_SMS_WriteArgs *
4471 * "response" is int *
4472 * ((const int *)response)[0] is the record index where the message is stored.
4476 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4479 * INVALID_SMS_FORMAT
4485 * INVALID_MODEM_STATE
4486 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
4487 * INVALID_SMSC_ADDRESS
4491 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_WRITE_SMS_TO_RUIM 96
4494 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_DELETE_SMS_ON_RUIM
4496 * Deletes a CDMA SMS message from RUIM memory.
4499 * ((int *)data)[0] is the record index of the message to delete.
4501 * "response" is NULL
4505 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4508 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4515 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_DELETE_SMS_ON_RUIM 97
4518 * RIL_REQUEST_DEVICE_IDENTITY
4520 * Request the device ESN / MEID / IMEI / IMEISV.
4522 * The request is always allowed and contains GSM and CDMA device identity;
4523 * it substitutes the deprecated requests RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMEI and
4524 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_IMEISV.
4526 * If a NULL value is returned for any of the device id, it means that error
4527 * accessing the device.
4529 * When CDMA subscription is changed the ESN/MEID may change. The application
4530 * layer should re-issue the request to update the device identity in this case.
4532 * "response" is const char **
4533 * ((const char **)response)[0] is IMEI if GSM subscription is available
4534 * ((const char **)response)[1] is IMEISV if GSM subscription is available
4535 * ((const char **)response)[2] is ESN if CDMA subscription is available
4536 * ((const char **)response)[3] is MEID if CDMA subscription is available
4540 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4543 #define RIL_REQUEST_DEVICE_IDENTITY 98
4546 * RIL_REQUEST_EXIT_EMERGENCY_CALLBACK_MODE
4548 * Request the radio's system selection module to exit emergency
4549 * callback mode. RIL will not respond with SUCCESS until the modem has
4550 * completely exited from Emergency Callback Mode.
4554 * "response" is NULL
4558 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4559 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
4563 #define RIL_REQUEST_EXIT_EMERGENCY_CALLBACK_MODE 99
4566 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_SMSC_ADDRESS
4568 * Queries the default Short Message Service Center address on the device.
4572 * "response" is const char * containing the SMSC address.
4576 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4578 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4583 * INVALID_MODEM_STATE
4588 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_SMSC_ADDRESS 100
4591 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_SMSC_ADDRESS
4593 * Sets the default Short Message Service Center address on the device.
4595 * "data" is const char * containing the SMSC address.
4597 * "response" is NULL
4601 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4603 * INVALID_SMS_FORMAT
4606 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4612 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_SMSC_ADDRESS 101
4615 * RIL_REQUEST_REPORT_SMS_MEMORY_STATUS
4617 * Indicates whether there is storage available for new SMS messages.
4620 * ((int *)data)[0] is 1 if memory is available for storing new messages
4621 * is 0 if memory capacity is exceeded
4623 * "response" is NULL
4627 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4632 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4637 #define RIL_REQUEST_REPORT_SMS_MEMORY_STATUS 102
4640 * RIL_REQUEST_REPORT_STK_SERVICE_IS_RUNNING
4642 * Indicates that the StkSerivce is running and is
4643 * ready to receive RIL_UNSOL_STK_XXXXX commands.
4646 * "response" is NULL
4650 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4654 #define RIL_REQUEST_REPORT_STK_SERVICE_IS_RUNNING 103
4657 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_GET_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE
4659 * Request to query the location where the CDMA subscription shall
4664 * "response" is int *
4665 * ((int *)data)[0] is == RIL_CdmaSubscriptionSource
4669 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4671 * SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_AVAILABLE
4673 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SET_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE
4675 #define RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_GET_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE 104
4678 * RIL_REQUEST_ISIM_AUTHENTICATION
4680 * Request the ISIM application on the UICC to perform AKA
4681 * challenge/response algorithm for IMS authentication
4683 * "data" is a const char * containing the challenge string in Base64 format
4684 * "response" is a const char * containing the response in Base64 format
4688 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4691 #define RIL_REQUEST_ISIM_AUTHENTICATION 105
4694 * RIL_REQUEST_ACKNOWLEDGE_INCOMING_GSM_SMS_WITH_PDU
4696 * Acknowledge successful or failed receipt of SMS previously indicated
4697 * via RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS, including acknowledgement TPDU to send
4698 * as the RP-User-Data element of the RP-ACK or RP-ERROR PDU.
4700 * "data" is const char **
4701 * ((const char **)data)[0] is "1" on successful receipt (send RP-ACK)
4702 * is "0" on failed receipt (send RP-ERROR)
4703 * ((const char **)data)[1] is the acknowledgement TPDU in hexadecimal format
4705 * "response" is NULL
4709 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4712 #define RIL_REQUEST_ACKNOWLEDGE_INCOMING_GSM_SMS_WITH_PDU 106
4715 * RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_ENVELOPE_WITH_STATUS
4717 * Requests to send a SAT/USAT envelope command to SIM.
4718 * The SAT/USAT envelope command refers to 3GPP TS 11.14 and 3GPP TS 31.111.
4720 * This request has one difference from RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_ENVELOPE_COMMAND:
4721 * the SW1 and SW2 status bytes from the UICC response are returned along with
4722 * the response data, using the same structure as RIL_REQUEST_SIM_IO.
4724 * The RIL implementation shall perform the normal processing of a '91XX'
4725 * response in SW1/SW2 to retrieve the pending proactive command and send it
4726 * as an unsolicited response, as RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_ENVELOPE_COMMAND does.
4728 * "data" is a const char * containing the SAT/USAT command
4729 * in hexadecimal format starting with command tag
4731 * "response" is a const RIL_SIM_IO_Response *
4735 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
4737 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
4738 * RIL_E_GENERIC_FAILURE
4740 #define RIL_REQUEST_STK_SEND_ENVELOPE_WITH_STATUS 107
4743 * RIL_REQUEST_VOICE_RADIO_TECH
4745 * Query the radio technology type (3GPP/3GPP2) used for voice. Query is valid only
4746 * when radio state is RADIO_STATE_ON
4749 * "response" is int *
4750 * ((int *) response)[0] is of type const RIL_RadioTechnology
4754 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4757 #define RIL_REQUEST_VOICE_RADIO_TECH 108
4760 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_CELL_INFO_LIST
4762 * Request all of the current cell information known to the radio. The radio
4763 * must a list of all current cells, including the neighboring cells. If for a particular
4764 * cell information isn't known then the appropriate unknown value will be returned.
4765 * This does not cause or change the rate of RIL_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST.
4769 * "response" is an array of RIL_CellInfo_v12.
4771 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_CELL_INFO_LIST 109
4774 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST_RATE
4776 * Sets the minimum time between when RIL_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST should be invoked.
4777 * A value of 0, means invoke RIL_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST when any of the reported
4778 * information changes. Setting the value to INT_MAX(0x7fffffff) means never issue
4779 * a RIL_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST.
4782 * ((int *)data)[0] is minimum time in milliseconds
4784 * "response" is NULL
4788 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4791 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST_RATE 110
4794 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_INITIAL_ATTACH_APN
4796 * Set an apn to initial attach network
4798 * "data" is a const char **
4799 * ((const char **)data)[0] is the APN to connect if radio technology is LTE
4800 * ((const char **)data)[1] is the connection type to request must be one of the
4801 * PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
4802 * For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".
4803 * ((const char **)data)[2] is the PAP / CHAP auth type. Values:
4804 * 0 => PAP and CHAP is never performed.
4805 * 1 => PAP may be performed; CHAP is never performed.
4806 * 2 => CHAP may be performed; PAP is never performed.
4807 * 3 => PAP / CHAP may be performed - baseband dependent.
4808 * ((const char **)data)[3] is the username for APN, or NULL
4809 * ((const char **)data)[4] is the password for APN, or NULL
4811 * "response" is NULL
4815 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
4817 * SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_AVAILABLE
4819 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_INITIAL_ATTACH_APN 111
4822 * RIL_REQUEST_IMS_REGISTRATION_STATE
4824 * This message is DEPRECATED and shall be removed in a future release (target: 2018);
4825 * instead, provide IMS registration status via an IMS Service.
4827 * Request current IMS registration state
4831 * "response" is int *
4832 * ((int *)response)[0] is registration state:
4833 * 0 - Not registered
4836 * If ((int*)response)[0] is = 1, then ((int *) response)[1]
4837 * must follow with IMS SMS format:
4839 * ((int *) response)[1] is of type RIL_RadioTechnologyFamily
4843 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4846 #define RIL_REQUEST_IMS_REGISTRATION_STATE 112
4849 * RIL_REQUEST_IMS_SEND_SMS
4851 * Send a SMS message over IMS
4853 * "data" is const RIL_IMS_SMS_Message *
4855 * "response" is a const RIL_SMS_Response *
4857 * Based on the return error, caller decides to resend if sending sms
4858 * fails. SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY means retry, and other errors means no retry.
4859 * In case of retry, data is encoded based on Voice Technology available.
4863 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4864 * SMS_SEND_FAIL_RETRY
4870 * INVALID_SMS_FORMAT
4872 * REQUEST_RATE_LIMITED
4876 * INVALID_SMSC_ADDRESS
4877 * MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
4881 #define RIL_REQUEST_IMS_SEND_SMS 113
4884 * RIL_REQUEST_SIM_TRANSMIT_APDU_BASIC
4886 * Request APDU exchange on the basic channel. This command reflects TS 27.007
4887 * "generic SIM access" operation (+CSIM). The modem must ensure proper function
4888 * of GSM/CDMA, and filter commands appropriately. It should filter
4889 * channel management and SELECT by DF name commands.
4891 * "data" is a const RIL_SIM_APDU *
4892 * "sessionid" field should be ignored.
4894 * "response" is a const RIL_SIM_IO_Response *
4898 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4901 #define RIL_REQUEST_SIM_TRANSMIT_APDU_BASIC 114
4904 * RIL_REQUEST_SIM_OPEN_CHANNEL
4906 * Open a new logical channel and select the given application. This command
4907 * reflects TS 27.007 "open logical channel" operation (+CCHO).
4909 * "data" is const char * and set to AID value, See ETSI 102.221 and 101.220.
4911 * "response" is int *
4912 * ((int *)data)[0] contains the session id of the logical channel.
4913 * ((int *)data)[1] onwards may optionally contain the select response for the
4914 * open channel command with one byte per integer.
4918 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4923 #define RIL_REQUEST_SIM_OPEN_CHANNEL 115
4926 * RIL_REQUEST_SIM_CLOSE_CHANNEL
4928 * Close a previously opened logical channel. This command reflects TS 27.007
4929 * "close logical channel" operation (+CCHC).
4932 * ((int *)data)[0] is the session id of logical the channel to close.
4934 * "response" is NULL
4938 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4941 #define RIL_REQUEST_SIM_CLOSE_CHANNEL 116
4944 * RIL_REQUEST_SIM_TRANSMIT_APDU_CHANNEL
4946 * Exchange APDUs with a UICC over a previously opened logical channel. This
4947 * command reflects TS 27.007 "generic logical channel access" operation
4948 * (+CGLA). The modem should filter channel management and SELECT by DF name
4951 * "data" is a const RIL_SIM_APDU*
4953 * "response" is a const RIL_SIM_IO_Response *
4957 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4960 #define RIL_REQUEST_SIM_TRANSMIT_APDU_CHANNEL 117
4963 * RIL_REQUEST_NV_READ_ITEM
4965 * Read one of the radio NV items defined in RadioNVItems.java / ril_nv_items.h.
4966 * This is used for device configuration by some CDMA operators.
4968 * "data" is a const RIL_NV_ReadItem *
4970 * "response" is const char * containing the contents of the NV item
4974 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4977 #define RIL_REQUEST_NV_READ_ITEM 118
4980 * RIL_REQUEST_NV_WRITE_ITEM
4982 * Write one of the radio NV items defined in RadioNVItems.java / ril_nv_items.h.
4983 * This is used for device configuration by some CDMA operators.
4985 * "data" is a const RIL_NV_WriteItem *
4987 * "response" is NULL
4991 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
4994 #define RIL_REQUEST_NV_WRITE_ITEM 119
4997 * RIL_REQUEST_NV_WRITE_CDMA_PRL
4999 * Update the CDMA Preferred Roaming List (PRL) in the radio NV storage.
5000 * This is used for device configuration by some CDMA operators.
5002 * "data" is a const char * containing the PRL as a byte array
5004 * "response" is NULL
5008 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5011 #define RIL_REQUEST_NV_WRITE_CDMA_PRL 120
5014 * RIL_REQUEST_NV_RESET_CONFIG
5016 * Reset the radio NV configuration to the factory state.
5017 * This is used for device configuration by some CDMA operators.
5020 * ((int *)data)[0] is 1 to reload all NV items
5021 * ((int *)data)[0] is 2 for erase NV reset (SCRTN)
5022 * ((int *)data)[0] is 3 for factory reset (RTN)
5024 * "response" is NULL
5028 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5031 #define RIL_REQUEST_NV_RESET_CONFIG 121
5033 /** RIL_REQUEST_SET_UICC_SUBSCRIPTION
5034 * FIXME This API needs to have more documentation.
5036 * Selection/de-selection of a subscription from a SIM card
5037 * "data" is const RIL_SelectUiccSub*
5040 * "response" is NULL
5044 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
5046 * SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_SUPPORTED
5049 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_UICC_SUBSCRIPTION 122
5052 * RIL_REQUEST_ALLOW_DATA
5054 * Tells the modem whether data calls are allowed or not
5057 * FIXME slotId and aid will be added.
5058 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 0 to allow data calls
5059 * ((int *)data)[0] is == 1 to disallow data calls
5061 * "response" is NULL
5066 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
5070 #define RIL_REQUEST_ALLOW_DATA 123
5073 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_HARDWARE_CONFIG
5075 * Request all of the current hardware (modem and sim) associated
5080 * "response" is an array of RIL_HardwareConfig.
5082 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_HARDWARE_CONFIG 124
5085 * RIL_REQUEST_SIM_AUTHENTICATION
5087 * Returns the response of SIM Authentication through RIL to a
5088 * challenge request.
5090 * "data" Base64 encoded string containing challenge:
5091 * int authContext; P2 value of authentication command, see P2 parameter in
5092 * 3GPP TS 31.102 7.1.2
5093 * char *authData; the challenge string in Base64 format, see 3GPP
5095 * char *aid; AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4,
5098 * "response" Base64 encoded strings containing response:
5099 * int sw1; Status bytes per 3GPP TS 31.102 section 7.3
5101 * char *simResponse; Response in Base64 format, see 3GPP TS 31.102 7.1.2
5103 #define RIL_REQUEST_SIM_AUTHENTICATION 125
5106 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_DC_RT_INFO
5108 * The request is DEPRECATED, use RIL_REQUEST_GET_ACTIVITY_INFO
5109 * Requests the Data Connection Real Time Info
5113 * "response" is the most recent RIL_DcRtInfo
5117 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5120 * See also: RIL_UNSOL_DC_RT_INFO_CHANGED
5122 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_DC_RT_INFO 126
5125 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_DC_RT_INFO_RATE
5127 * The request is DEPRECATED
5128 * This is the minimum number of milliseconds between successive
5129 * RIL_UNSOL_DC_RT_INFO_CHANGED messages and defines the highest rate
5130 * at which RIL_UNSOL_DC_RT_INFO_CHANGED's will be sent. A value of
5131 * 0 means send as fast as possible.
5133 * "data" The number of milliseconds as an int
5135 * "response" is null
5138 * SUCCESS must not fail
5140 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_DC_RT_INFO_RATE 127
5143 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_DATA_PROFILE
5145 * Set data profile in modem
5146 * Modem should erase existed profiles from framework, and apply new profiles
5147 * "data" is a const RIL_DataProfileInfo **
5148 * "datalen" is count * sizeof(const RIL_DataProfileInfo *)
5149 * "response" is NULL
5153 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
5155 * SUBSCRIPTION_NOT_AVAILABLE
5157 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_DATA_PROFILE 128
5160 * RIL_REQUEST_SHUTDOWN
5162 * Device is shutting down. All further commands are ignored
5163 * and RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE must be returned.
5166 * "response" is NULL
5170 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5171 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
5174 #define RIL_REQUEST_SHUTDOWN 129
5177 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_RADIO_CAPABILITY
5179 * Used to get phone radio capablility.
5181 * "data" is the RIL_RadioCapability structure
5185 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5186 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
5189 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_RADIO_CAPABILITY 130
5192 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_RADIO_CAPABILITY
5194 * Used to set the phones radio capability. Be VERY careful
5195 * using this request as it may cause some vendor modems to reset. Because
5196 * of the possible modem reset any RIL commands after this one may not be
5199 * "data" is the RIL_RadioCapability structure
5201 * "response" is the RIL_RadioCapability structure, used to feedback return status
5204 * SUCCESS means a RIL_UNSOL_RADIO_CAPABILITY will be sent within 30 seconds.
5205 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5206 * OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED
5209 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_RADIO_CAPABILITY 131
5212 * RIL_REQUEST_START_LCE
5214 * Start Link Capacity Estimate (LCE) service if supported by the radio.
5216 * "data" is const int *
5217 * ((const int*)data)[0] specifies the desired reporting interval (ms).
5218 * ((const int*)data)[1] specifies the LCE service mode. 1: PULL; 0: PUSH.
5220 * "response" is the RIL_LceStatusInfo.
5224 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5227 #define RIL_REQUEST_START_LCE 132
5230 * RIL_REQUEST_STOP_LCE
5232 * Stop Link Capacity Estimate (LCE) service, the STOP operation should be
5233 * idempotent for the radio modem.
5235 * "response" is the RIL_LceStatusInfo.
5239 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5242 #define RIL_REQUEST_STOP_LCE 133
5245 * RIL_REQUEST_PULL_LCEDATA
5247 * Pull LCE service for capacity information.
5249 * "response" is the RIL_LceDataInfo.
5253 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5256 #define RIL_REQUEST_PULL_LCEDATA 134
5259 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_ACTIVITY_INFO
5261 * Get modem activity information for power consumption estimation.
5263 * Request clear-on-read statistics information that is used for
5264 * estimating the per-millisecond power consumption of the cellular
5268 * "response" is const RIL_ActivityStatsInfo *
5273 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
5276 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_ACTIVITY_INFO 135
5279 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_CARRIER_RESTRICTIONS
5281 * Set carrier restrictions for this sim slot. Expected modem behavior:
5282 * If never receives this command
5283 * - Must allow all carriers
5284 * Receives this command with data being NULL
5285 * - Must allow all carriers. If a previously allowed SIM is present, modem must not reload
5286 * the SIM. If a previously disallowed SIM is present, reload the SIM and notify Android.
5287 * Receives this command with a list of carriers
5288 * - Only allow specified carriers, persist across power cycles and FDR. If a present SIM
5289 * is in the allowed list, modem must not reload the SIM. If a present SIM is *not* in
5290 * the allowed list, modem must detach from the registered network and only keep emergency
5291 * service, and notify Android SIM refresh reset with new SIM state being
5292 * RIL_CARDSTATE_RESTRICTED. Emergency service must be enabled.
5294 * "data" is const RIL_CarrierRestrictions *
5295 * A list of allowed carriers and possibly a list of excluded carriers.
5296 * If data is NULL, means to clear previous carrier restrictions and allow all carriers
5298 * "response" is int *
5299 * ((int *)data)[0] contains the number of allowed carriers which have been set correctly.
5300 * On success, it should match the length of list data->allowed_carriers.
5301 * If data is NULL, the value must be 0.
5305 * RIL_E_INVALID_ARGUMENTS
5306 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5307 * RIL_E_REQUEST_NOT_SUPPORTED
5309 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_CARRIER_RESTRICTIONS 136
5312 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_CARRIER_RESTRICTIONS
5314 * Get carrier restrictions for this sim slot. Expected modem behavior:
5315 * Return list of allowed carriers, or null if all carriers are allowed.
5319 * "response" is const RIL_CarrierRestrictions *.
5320 * If response is NULL, it means all carriers are allowed.
5324 * RIL_E_RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5325 * RIL_E_REQUEST_NOT_SUPPORTED
5327 #define RIL_REQUEST_GET_CARRIER_RESTRICTIONS 137
5330 * RIL_REQUEST_SEND_DEVICE_STATE
5332 * Send the updated device state.
5333 * Modem can perform power saving based on the provided device state.
5334 * "data" is const int *
5335 * ((const int*)data)[0] A RIL_DeviceStateType that specifies the device state type.
5336 * ((const int*)data)[1] Specifies the state. See RIL_DeviceStateType for the definition of each
5339 * "datalen" is count * sizeof(const RIL_DeviceState *)
5340 * "response" is NULL
5344 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
5346 #define RIL_REQUEST_SEND_DEVICE_STATE 138
5349 * RIL_REQUEST_SET_UNSOLICITED_RESPONSE_FILTER
5351 * Set the unsolicited response filter
5352 * This is used to prevent unnecessary application processor
5353 * wake up for power saving purposes by suppressing the
5354 * unsolicited responses in certain scenarios.
5356 * "data" is an int *
5358 * ((int *)data)[0] is a 32-bit bitmask of RIL_UnsolicitedResponseFilter
5360 * "response" is NULL
5364 * INVALID_ARGUMENTS (e.g. the requested filter doesn't exist)
5365 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE (radio resetting)
5367 #define RIL_REQUEST_SET_UNSOLICITED_RESPONSE_FILTER 139
5369 /***********************************************************************/
5372 * RIL_RESPONSE_ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
5374 * This is used by Asynchronous solicited messages and Unsolicited messages
5375 * to acknowledge the receipt of those messages in RIL.java so that the ack
5376 * can be used to let ril.cpp to release wakelock.
5380 * RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE
5383 #define RIL_RESPONSE_ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 800
5385 /***********************************************************************/
5388 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_BASE 1000
5391 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_RADIO_STATE_CHANGED
5393 * Indicate when value of RIL_RadioState has changed.
5395 * Callee will invoke RIL_RadioStateRequest method on main thread
5400 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_RADIO_STATE_CHANGED 1000
5404 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_CALL_STATE_CHANGED
5406 * Indicate when call state has changed
5408 * Callee will invoke RIL_REQUEST_GET_CURRENT_CALLS on main thread
5412 * Response should be invoked on, for example,
5413 * "RING", "BUSY", "NO CARRIER", and also call state
5414 * transitions (DIALING->ALERTING ALERTING->ACTIVE)
5416 * Redundent or extraneous invocations are tolerated
5418 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_CALL_STATE_CHANGED 1001
5422 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_VOICE_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED
5424 * Called when the voice network state changed
5426 * Callee will invoke the following requests on main thread:
5428 * RIL_REQUEST_VOICE_REGISTRATION_STATE
5429 * RIL_REQUEST_OPERATOR
5433 * FIXME should this happen when SIM records are loaded? (eg, for
5436 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_VOICE_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED 1002
5439 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS
5441 * Called when new SMS is received.
5443 * "data" is const char *
5444 * This is a pointer to a string containing the PDU of an SMS-DELIVER
5445 * as an ascii string of hex digits. The PDU starts with the SMSC address
5446 * per TS 27.005 (+CMT:)
5448 * Callee will subsequently confirm the receipt of thei SMS with a
5449 * RIL_REQUEST_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE
5451 * No new RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS
5452 * or RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS_STATUS_REPORT messages should be sent until a
5453 * RIL_REQUEST_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE has been received
5456 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS 1003
5459 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS_STATUS_REPORT
5461 * Called when new SMS Status Report is received.
5463 * "data" is const char *
5464 * This is a pointer to a string containing the PDU of an SMS-STATUS-REPORT
5465 * as an ascii string of hex digits. The PDU starts with the SMSC address
5466 * per TS 27.005 (+CDS:).
5468 * Callee will subsequently confirm the receipt of the SMS with a
5469 * RIL_REQUEST_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE
5471 * No new RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS
5472 * or RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS_STATUS_REPORT messages should be sent until a
5473 * RIL_REQUEST_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE has been received
5476 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS_STATUS_REPORT 1004
5479 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS_ON_SIM
5481 * Called when new SMS has been stored on SIM card
5483 * "data" is const int *
5484 * ((const int *)data)[0] contains the slot index on the SIM that contains
5488 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_SMS_ON_SIM 1005
5493 * Called when a new USSD message is received.
5495 * "data" is const char **
5496 * ((const char **)data)[0] points to a type code, which is
5497 * one of these string values:
5498 * "0" USSD-Notify -- text in ((const char **)data)[1]
5499 * "1" USSD-Request -- text in ((const char **)data)[1]
5500 * "2" Session terminated by network
5501 * "3" other local client (eg, SIM Toolkit) has responded
5502 * "4" Operation not supported
5503 * "5" Network timeout
5505 * The USSD session is assumed to persist if the type code is "1", otherwise
5506 * the current session (if any) is assumed to have terminated.
5508 * ((const char **)data)[1] points to a message string if applicable, which
5509 * should always be in UTF-8.
5511 #define RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD 1006
5512 /* Previously #define RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD_NOTIFY 1006 */
5515 * RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD_REQUEST
5517 * Obsolete. Send via RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD
5519 #define RIL_UNSOL_ON_USSD_REQUEST 1007
5522 * RIL_UNSOL_NITZ_TIME_RECEIVED
5524 * Called when radio has received a NITZ time message
5526 * "data" is const char * pointing to NITZ time string
5527 * in the form "yy/mm/dd,hh:mm:ss(+/-)tz,dt"
5529 #define RIL_UNSOL_NITZ_TIME_RECEIVED 1008
5532 * RIL_UNSOL_SIGNAL_STRENGTH
5534 * Radio may report signal strength rather han have it polled.
5536 * "data" is a const RIL_SignalStrength *
5538 #define RIL_UNSOL_SIGNAL_STRENGTH 1009
5542 * RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED
5544 * "data" is an array of RIL_Data_Call_Response_v6 identical to that
5545 * returned by RIL_REQUEST_DATA_CALL_LIST. It is the complete list
5546 * of current data contexts including new contexts that have been
5547 * activated. A data call is only removed from this list when the
5548 * framework sends a RIL_REQUEST_DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL or the radio
5549 * is powered off/on.
5551 * See also: RIL_REQUEST_DATA_CALL_LIST
5554 #define RIL_UNSOL_DATA_CALL_LIST_CHANGED 1010
5557 * RIL_UNSOL_SUPP_SVC_NOTIFICATION
5559 * Reports supplementary service related notification from the network.
5561 * "data" is a const RIL_SuppSvcNotification *
5565 #define RIL_UNSOL_SUPP_SVC_NOTIFICATION 1011
5568 * RIL_UNSOL_STK_SESSION_END
5570 * Indicate when STK session is terminated by SIM.
5574 #define RIL_UNSOL_STK_SESSION_END 1012
5577 * RIL_UNSOL_STK_PROACTIVE_COMMAND
5579 * Indicate when SIM issue a STK proactive command to applications
5581 * "data" is a const char * containing SAT/USAT proactive command
5582 * in hexadecimal format string starting with command tag
5585 #define RIL_UNSOL_STK_PROACTIVE_COMMAND 1013
5588 * RIL_UNSOL_STK_EVENT_NOTIFY
5590 * Indicate when SIM notifies applcations some event happens.
5591 * Generally, application does not need to have any feedback to
5592 * SIM but shall be able to indicate appropriate messages to users.
5594 * "data" is a const char * containing SAT/USAT commands or responses
5595 * sent by ME to SIM or commands handled by ME, in hexadecimal format string
5596 * starting with first byte of response data or command tag
5599 #define RIL_UNSOL_STK_EVENT_NOTIFY 1014
5602 * RIL_UNSOL_STK_CALL_SETUP
5604 * Indicate when SIM wants application to setup a voice call.
5606 * "data" is const int *
5607 * ((const int *)data)[0] contains timeout value (in milliseconds)
5609 #define RIL_UNSOL_STK_CALL_SETUP 1015
5612 * RIL_UNSOL_SIM_SMS_STORAGE_FULL
5614 * Indicates that SMS storage on the SIM is full. Sent when the network
5615 * attempts to deliver a new SMS message. Messages cannot be saved on the
5616 * SIM until space is freed. In particular, incoming Class 2 messages
5622 #define RIL_UNSOL_SIM_SMS_STORAGE_FULL 1016
5625 * RIL_UNSOL_SIM_REFRESH
5627 * Indicates that file(s) on the SIM have been updated, or the SIM
5628 * has been reinitialized.
5630 * In the case where RIL is version 6 or older:
5631 * "data" is an int *
5632 * ((int *)data)[0] is a RIL_SimRefreshResult.
5633 * ((int *)data)[1] is the EFID of the updated file if the result is
5634 * SIM_FILE_UPDATE or NULL for any other result.
5636 * In the case where RIL is version 7:
5637 * "data" is a RIL_SimRefreshResponse_v7 *
5639 * Note: If the SIM state changes as a result of the SIM refresh (eg,
5640 * SIM_READY -> SIM_LOCKED_OR_ABSENT), RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_SIM_STATUS_CHANGED
5643 #define RIL_UNSOL_SIM_REFRESH 1017
5646 * RIL_UNSOL_CALL_RING
5648 * Ring indication for an incoming call (eg, RING or CRING event).
5649 * There must be at least one RIL_UNSOL_CALL_RING at the beginning
5650 * of a call and sending multiple is optional. If the system property
5651 * ro.telephony.call_ring.multiple is false then the upper layers
5652 * will generate the multiple events internally. Otherwise the vendor
5653 * ril must generate multiple RIL_UNSOL_CALL_RING if
5654 * ro.telephony.call_ring.multiple is true or if it is absent.
5656 * The rate of these events is controlled by ro.telephony.call_ring.delay
5657 * and has a default value of 3000 (3 seconds) if absent.
5659 * "data" is null for GSM
5660 * "data" is const RIL_CDMA_SignalInfoRecord * if CDMA
5662 #define RIL_UNSOL_CALL_RING 1018
5665 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_SIM_STATUS_CHANGED
5667 * Indicates that SIM state changes.
5669 * Callee will invoke RIL_REQUEST_GET_SIM_STATUS on main thread
5673 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_SIM_STATUS_CHANGED 1019
5676 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_CDMA_NEW_SMS
5678 * Called when new CDMA SMS is received
5680 * "data" is const RIL_CDMA_SMS_Message *
5682 * Callee will subsequently confirm the receipt of the SMS with
5683 * a RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE
5685 * No new RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_CDMA_NEW_SMS should be sent until
5686 * RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SMS_ACKNOWLEDGE has been received
5689 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_CDMA_NEW_SMS 1020
5692 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_BROADCAST_SMS
5694 * Called when new Broadcast SMS is received
5696 * "data" can be one of the following:
5697 * If received from GSM network, "data" is const char of 88 bytes
5698 * which indicates each page of a CBS Message sent to the MS by the
5699 * BTS as coded in 3GPP 23.041 Section 9.4.1.2.
5700 * If received from UMTS network, "data" is const char of 90 up to 1252
5701 * bytes which contain between 1 and 15 CBS Message pages sent as one
5702 * packet to the MS by the BTS as coded in 3GPP 23.041 Section 9.4.2.2.
5705 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_NEW_BROADCAST_SMS 1021
5708 * RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_RUIM_SMS_STORAGE_FULL
5710 * Indicates that SMS storage on the RUIM is full. Messages
5711 * cannot be saved on the RUIM until space is freed.
5716 #define RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_RUIM_SMS_STORAGE_FULL 1022
5719 * RIL_UNSOL_RESTRICTED_STATE_CHANGED
5721 * Indicates a restricted state change (eg, for Domain Specific Access Control).
5723 * Radio need send this msg after radio off/on cycle no matter it is changed or not.
5725 * "data" is an int *
5726 * ((int *)data)[0] contains a bitmask of RIL_RESTRICTED_STATE_* values.
5728 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESTRICTED_STATE_CHANGED 1023
5731 * RIL_UNSOL_ENTER_EMERGENCY_CALLBACK_MODE
5733 * Indicates that the radio system selection module has
5734 * autonomously entered emergency callback mode.
5739 #define RIL_UNSOL_ENTER_EMERGENCY_CALLBACK_MODE 1024
5742 * RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_CALL_WAITING
5744 * Called when CDMA radio receives a call waiting indication.
5746 * "data" is const RIL_CDMA_CallWaiting *
5749 #define RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_CALL_WAITING 1025
5752 * RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS
5754 * Called when CDMA radio receives an update of the progress of an
5757 * "data" is const int *
5758 * For CDMA this is an integer OTASP/OTAPA status listed in
5759 * RIL_CDMA_OTA_ProvisionStatus.
5762 #define RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_OTA_PROVISION_STATUS 1026
5765 * RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_INFO_REC
5767 * Called when CDMA radio receives one or more info recs.
5769 * "data" is const RIL_CDMA_InformationRecords *
5772 #define RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_INFO_REC 1027
5775 * RIL_UNSOL_OEM_HOOK_RAW
5777 * This is for OEM specific use.
5779 * "data" is a byte[]
5781 #define RIL_UNSOL_OEM_HOOK_RAW 1028
5784 * RIL_UNSOL_RINGBACK_TONE
5786 * Indicates that nework doesn't have in-band information, need to
5787 * play out-band tone.
5789 * "data" is an int *
5790 * ((int *)data)[0] == 0 for stop play ringback tone.
5791 * ((int *)data)[0] == 1 for start play ringback tone.
5793 #define RIL_UNSOL_RINGBACK_TONE 1029
5796 * RIL_UNSOL_RESEND_INCALL_MUTE
5798 * Indicates that framework/application need reset the uplink mute state.
5800 * There may be situations where the mute state becomes out of sync
5801 * between the application and device in some GSM infrastructures.
5805 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESEND_INCALL_MUTE 1030
5808 * RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE_CHANGED
5810 * Called when CDMA subscription source changed.
5813 * ((int *)data)[0] is == RIL_CdmaSubscriptionSource
5815 #define RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_SUBSCRIPTION_SOURCE_CHANGED 1031
5818 * RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_PRL_CHANGED
5820 * Called when PRL (preferred roaming list) changes.
5823 * ((int *)data)[0] is PRL_VERSION as would be returned by RIL_REQUEST_CDMA_SUBSCRIPTION
5825 #define RIL_UNSOL_CDMA_PRL_CHANGED 1032
5828 * RIL_UNSOL_EXIT_EMERGENCY_CALLBACK_MODE
5830 * Called when Emergency Callback Mode Ends
5832 * Indicates that the radio system selection module has
5833 * proactively exited emergency callback mode.
5838 #define RIL_UNSOL_EXIT_EMERGENCY_CALLBACK_MODE 1033
5841 * RIL_UNSOL_RIL_CONNECTED
5843 * Called the ril connects and returns the version
5846 * ((int *)data)[0] is RIL_VERSION
5848 #define RIL_UNSOL_RIL_CONNECTED 1034
5851 * RIL_UNSOL_VOICE_RADIO_TECH_CHANGED
5853 * Indicates that voice technology has changed. Contains new radio technology
5854 * as a data in the message.
5857 * ((int *)data)[0] is of type const RIL_RadioTechnology
5860 #define RIL_UNSOL_VOICE_RADIO_TECH_CHANGED 1035
5863 * RIL_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST
5865 * Same information as returned by RIL_REQUEST_GET_CELL_INFO_LIST, but returned
5866 * at the rate no greater than specified by RIL_REQUEST_SET_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_RATE.
5870 * "response" is an array of RIL_CellInfo_v12.
5872 #define RIL_UNSOL_CELL_INFO_LIST 1036
5875 * RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_IMS_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED
5877 * This message is DEPRECATED and shall be removed in a future release (target: 2018);
5878 * instead, provide IMS registration status via an IMS Service.
5880 * Called when IMS registration state has changed
5882 * To get IMS registration state and IMS SMS format, callee needs to invoke the
5883 * following request on main thread:
5885 * RIL_REQUEST_IMS_REGISTRATION_STATE
5890 #define RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_IMS_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED 1037
5893 * RIL_UNSOL_UICC_SUBSCRIPTION_STATUS_CHANGED
5895 * Indicated when there is a change in subscription status.
5896 * This event will be sent in the following scenarios
5897 * - subscription readiness at modem, which was selected by telephony layer
5898 * - when subscription is deactivated by modem due to UICC card removal
5899 * - When network invalidates the subscription i.e. attach reject due to authentication reject
5901 * "data" is const int *
5902 * ((const int *)data)[0] == 0 for Subscription Deactivated
5903 * ((const int *)data)[0] == 1 for Subscription Activated
5906 #define RIL_UNSOL_UICC_SUBSCRIPTION_STATUS_CHANGED 1038
5909 * RIL_UNSOL_SRVCC_STATE_NOTIFY
5911 * Called when Single Radio Voice Call Continuity(SRVCC)
5912 * progress state has changed
5915 * ((int *)data)[0] is of type const RIL_SrvccState
5919 #define RIL_UNSOL_SRVCC_STATE_NOTIFY 1039
5922 * RIL_UNSOL_HARDWARE_CONFIG_CHANGED
5924 * Called when the hardware configuration associated with the RILd changes
5926 * "data" is an array of RIL_HardwareConfig
5929 #define RIL_UNSOL_HARDWARE_CONFIG_CHANGED 1040
5932 * RIL_UNSOL_DC_RT_INFO_CHANGED
5934 * The message is DEPRECATED, use RIL_REQUEST_GET_ACTIVITY_INFO
5935 * Sent when the DC_RT_STATE changes but the time
5936 * between these messages must not be less than the
5937 * value set by RIL_REQUEST_SET_DC_RT_RATE.
5939 * "data" is the most recent RIL_DcRtInfo
5942 #define RIL_UNSOL_DC_RT_INFO_CHANGED 1041
5945 * RIL_UNSOL_RADIO_CAPABILITY
5947 * Sent when RIL_REQUEST_SET_RADIO_CAPABILITY completes.
5948 * Returns the phone radio capability exactly as
5949 * RIL_REQUEST_GET_RADIO_CAPABILITY and should be the
5950 * same set as sent by RIL_REQUEST_SET_RADIO_CAPABILITY.
5952 * "data" is the RIL_RadioCapability structure
5954 #define RIL_UNSOL_RADIO_CAPABILITY 1042
5959 * Called when SS response is received when DIAL/USSD/SS is changed to SS by
5962 * "data" is const RIL_StkCcUnsolSsResponse *
5965 #define RIL_UNSOL_ON_SS 1043
5968 * RIL_UNSOL_STK_CC_ALPHA_NOTIFY
5970 * Called when there is an ALPHA from UICC during Call Control.
5972 * "data" is const char * containing ALPHA string from UICC in UTF-8 format.
5975 #define RIL_UNSOL_STK_CC_ALPHA_NOTIFY 1044
5978 * RIL_UNSOL_LCEDATA_RECV
5980 * Called when there is an incoming Link Capacity Estimate (LCE) info report.
5982 * "data" is the RIL_LceDataInfo structure.
5985 #define RIL_UNSOL_LCEDATA_RECV 1045
5988 * RIL_UNSOL_PCO_DATA
5990 * Called when there is new Carrier PCO data received for a data call. Ideally
5991 * only new data will be forwarded, though this is not required. Multiple
5992 * boxes of carrier PCO data for a given call should result in a series of
5993 * RIL_UNSOL_PCO_DATA calls.
5995 * "data" is the RIL_PCO_Data structure.
5998 #define RIL_UNSOL_PCO_DATA 1046
6000 /***********************************************************************/
6003 #if defined(ANDROID_MULTI_SIM)
6005 * RIL_Request Function pointer
6007 * @param request is one of RIL_REQUEST_*
6008 * @param data is pointer to data defined for that RIL_REQUEST_*
6009 * data is owned by caller, and should not be modified or freed by callee
6010 * structures passed as data may contain pointers to non-contiguous memory
6011 * @param t should be used in subsequent call to RIL_onResponse
6012 * @param datalen is the length of "data" which is defined as other argument. It may or may
6013 * not be equal to sizeof(data). Refer to the documentation of individual structures
6014 * to find if pointers listed in the structure are contiguous and counted in the datalen
6016 * (Eg: RIL_IMS_SMS_Message where we don't have datalen equal to sizeof(data))
6019 typedef void (*RIL_RequestFunc) (int request, void *data,
6020 size_t datalen, RIL_Token t, RIL_SOCKET_ID socket_id);
6023 * This function should return the current radio state synchronously
6025 typedef RIL_RadioState (*RIL_RadioStateRequest)(RIL_SOCKET_ID socket_id);
6028 /* Backward compatible */
6031 * RIL_Request Function pointer
6033 * @param request is one of RIL_REQUEST_*
6034 * @param data is pointer to data defined for that RIL_REQUEST_*
6035 * data is owned by caller, and should not be modified or freed by callee
6036 * structures passed as data may contain pointers to non-contiguous memory
6037 * @param t should be used in subsequent call to RIL_onResponse
6038 * @param datalen is the length of "data" which is defined as other argument. It may or may
6039 * not be equal to sizeof(data). Refer to the documentation of individual structures
6040 * to find if pointers listed in the structure are contiguous and counted in the datalen
6042 * (Eg: RIL_IMS_SMS_Message where we don't have datalen equal to sizeof(data))
6045 typedef void (*RIL_RequestFunc) (int request, void *data,
6046 size_t datalen, RIL_Token t);
6049 * This function should return the current radio state synchronously
6051 typedef RIL_RadioState (*RIL_RadioStateRequest)();
6057 * This function returns "1" if the specified RIL_REQUEST code is
6058 * supported and 0 if it is not
6060 * @param requestCode is one of RIL_REQUEST codes
6063 typedef int (*RIL_Supports)(int requestCode);
6066 * This function is called from a separate thread--not the
6067 * thread that calls RIL_RequestFunc--and indicates that a pending
6068 * request should be cancelled.
6070 * On cancel, the callee should do its best to abandon the request and
6071 * call RIL_onRequestComplete with RIL_Errno CANCELLED at some later point.
6073 * Subsequent calls to RIL_onRequestComplete for this request with
6074 * other results will be tolerated but ignored. (That is, it is valid
6075 * to ignore the cancellation request)
6077 * RIL_Cancel calls should return immediately, and not wait for cancellation
6079 * Please see ITU v.250 5.6.1 for how one might implement this on a TS 27.007
6082 * @param t token wants to be canceled
6085 typedef void (*RIL_Cancel)(RIL_Token t);
6087 typedef void (*RIL_TimedCallback) (void *param);
6090 * Return a version string for your RIL implementation
6092 typedef const char * (*RIL_GetVersion) (void);
6095 int version; /* set to RIL_VERSION */
6096 RIL_RequestFunc onRequest;
6097 RIL_RadioStateRequest onStateRequest;
6098 RIL_Supports supports;
6099 RIL_Cancel onCancel;
6100 RIL_GetVersion getVersion;
6101 } RIL_RadioFunctions;
6104 char *apn; /* the APN to connect to */
6105 char *protocol; /* one of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1 used on
6106 roaming network. For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".*/
6107 int authtype; /* authentication protocol used for this PDP context
6108 (None: 0, PAP: 1, CHAP: 2, PAP&CHAP: 3) */
6109 char *username; /* the username for APN, or NULL */
6110 char *password; /* the password for APN, or NULL */
6111 } RIL_InitialAttachApn;
6114 char *apn; /* the APN to connect to */
6115 char *protocol; /* one of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1 used on
6116 home network. For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP". */
6117 char *roamingProtocol; /* one of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1 used on
6118 roaming network. For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6", or "PPP".*/
6119 int authtype; /* authentication protocol used for this PDP context
6120 (None: 0, PAP: 1, CHAP: 2, PAP&CHAP: 3) */
6121 char *username; /* the username for APN, or NULL */
6122 char *password; /* the password for APN, or NULL */
6123 int supportedTypesBitmask; /* supported APN types bitmask. See RIL_ApnTypes for the value of
6125 int bearerBitmask; /* the bearer bitmask. See RIL_RadioAccessFamily for the value of
6127 int modemCognitive; /* indicating the APN setting was sent to the modem through
6128 setDataProfile earlier. */
6129 int mtu; /* maximum transmission unit (MTU) size in bytes */
6130 char *mvnoType; /* the MVNO type: possible values are "imsi", "gid", "spn" */
6131 char *mvnoMatchData; /* MVNO match data. Can be anything defined by the carrier.
6133 SPN like: "A MOBILE", "BEN NL", etc...
6134 IMSI like: "302720x94", "2060188", etc...
6135 GID like: "4E", "33", etc... */
6136 } RIL_InitialAttachApn_v15;
6139 int authContext; /* P2 value of authentication command, see P2 parameter in
6140 3GPP TS 31.102 7.1.2 */
6141 char *authData; /* the challenge string in Base64 format, see 3GPP
6143 char *aid; /* AID value, See ETSI 102.221 8.1 and 101.220 4,
6144 NULL if no value. */
6145 } RIL_SimAuthentication;
6148 int cid; /* Context ID, uniquely identifies this call */
6149 char *bearer_proto; /* One of the PDP_type values in TS 27.007 section 10.1.1.
6150 For example, "IP", "IPV6", "IPV4V6". */
6151 int pco_id; /* The protocol ID for this box. Note that only IDs from
6152 FF00H - FFFFH are accepted. If more than one is included
6153 from the network, multiple calls should be made to send all
6155 int contents_length; /* The number of octets in the contents. */
6156 char *contents; /* Carrier-defined content. It is binary, opaque and
6157 loosely defined in LTE Layer 3 spec 24.008 */
6163 * "t" is parameter passed in on previous call to RIL_Notification
6166 * If "e" != SUCCESS, then response can be null/is ignored
6168 * "response" is owned by caller, and should not be modified or
6171 * RIL_onRequestComplete will return as soon as possible
6173 void (*OnRequestComplete)(RIL_Token t, RIL_Errno e,
6174 void *response, size_t responselen);
6176 #if defined(ANDROID_MULTI_SIM)
6178 * "unsolResponse" is one of RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6179 * "data" is pointer to data defined for that RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6181 * "data" is owned by caller, and should not be modified or freed by callee
6183 void (*OnUnsolicitedResponse)(int unsolResponse, const void *data, size_t datalen, RIL_SOCKET_ID socket_id);
6186 * "unsolResponse" is one of RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6187 * "data" is pointer to data defined for that RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6189 * "data" is owned by caller, and should not be modified or freed by callee
6191 void (*OnUnsolicitedResponse)(int unsolResponse, const void *data, size_t datalen);
6194 * Call user-specifed "callback" function on on the same thread that
6195 * RIL_RequestFunc is called. If "relativeTime" is specified, then it specifies
6196 * a relative time value at which the callback is invoked. If relativeTime is
6197 * NULL or points to a 0-filled structure, the callback will be invoked as
6201 void (*RequestTimedCallback) (RIL_TimedCallback callback,
6202 void *param, const struct timeval *relativeTime);
6204 * "t" is parameter passed in on previous call RIL_Notification routine
6206 * RIL_onRequestAck will be called by vendor when an Async RIL request was received
6207 * by them and an ack needs to be sent back to java ril.
6209 void (*OnRequestAck) (RIL_Token t);
6214 * RIL implementations must defined RIL_Init
6215 * argc and argv will be command line arguments intended for the RIL implementation
6216 * Return NULL on error
6218 * @param env is environment point defined as RIL_Env
6219 * @param argc number of arguments
6220 * @param argv list fo arguments
6223 const RIL_RadioFunctions *RIL_Init(const struct RIL_Env *env, int argc, char **argv);
6226 * If BT SAP(SIM Access Profile) is supported, then RIL implementations must define RIL_SAP_Init
6227 * for initializing RIL_RadioFunctions used for BT SAP communcations. It is called whenever RILD
6228 * starts or modem restarts. Returns handlers for SAP related request that are made on SAP
6229 * sepecific socket, analogous to the RIL_RadioFunctions returned by the call to RIL_Init
6230 * and used on the general RIL socket.
6231 * argc and argv will be command line arguments intended for the RIL implementation
6232 * Return NULL on error.
6234 * @param env is environment point defined as RIL_Env
6235 * @param argc number of arguments
6236 * @param argv list fo arguments
6239 const RIL_RadioFunctions *RIL_SAP_Init(const struct RIL_Env *env, int argc, char **argv);
6241 #else /* RIL_SHLIB */
6244 * Call this once at startup to register notification routine
6246 * @param callbacks user-specifed callback function
6248 void RIL_register (const RIL_RadioFunctions *callbacks);
6250 void rilc_thread_pool();
6255 * RIL_onRequestComplete will return as soon as possible
6257 * @param t is parameter passed in on previous call to RIL_Notification
6259 * @param e error code
6260 * if "e" != SUCCESS, then response can be null/is ignored
6261 * @param response is owned by caller, and should not be modified or
6263 * @param responselen the length of response in byte
6265 void RIL_onRequestComplete(RIL_Token t, RIL_Errno e,
6266 void *response, size_t responselen);
6269 * RIL_onRequestAck will be called by vendor when an Async RIL request was received by them and
6270 * an ack needs to be sent back to java ril. This doesn't mark the end of the command or it's
6271 * results, just that the command was received and will take a while. After sending this Ack
6272 * its vendor's responsibility to make sure that AP is up whenever needed while command is
6275 * @param t is parameter passed in on previous call to RIL_Notification
6278 void RIL_onRequestAck(RIL_Token t);
6280 #if defined(ANDROID_MULTI_SIM)
6282 * @param unsolResponse is one of RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6283 * @param data is pointer to data defined for that RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6284 * "data" is owned by caller, and should not be modified or freed by callee
6285 * @param datalen the length of data in byte
6288 void RIL_onUnsolicitedResponse(int unsolResponse, const void *data,
6289 size_t datalen, RIL_SOCKET_ID socket_id);
6292 * @param unsolResponse is one of RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6293 * @param data is pointer to data defined for that RIL_UNSOL_RESPONSE_*
6294 * "data" is owned by caller, and should not be modified or freed by callee
6295 * @param datalen the length of data in byte
6298 void RIL_onUnsolicitedResponse(int unsolResponse, const void *data,
6303 * Call user-specifed "callback" function on on the same thread that
6304 * RIL_RequestFunc is called. If "relativeTime" is specified, then it specifies
6305 * a relative time value at which the callback is invoked. If relativeTime is
6306 * NULL or points to a 0-filled structure, the callback will be invoked as
6309 * @param callback user-specifed callback function
6310 * @param param parameter list
6311 * @param relativeTime a relative time value at which the callback is invoked
6314 void RIL_requestTimedCallback (RIL_TimedCallback callback,
6315 void *param, const struct timeval *relativeTime);
6317 #endif /* RIL_SHLIB */
6323 #endif /*ANDROID_RIL_H*/
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