Hi Jeevaka, Thanks for confirming.
On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 6:52 PM, <jeevaka.badrap...@elektrobit.com> wrote: > Hi Sankar, > > > Is there a way for the clients to enable or disable the Fixed > Dialling? I assume they should be able to do this by using the dbus > calls, "LockPin/UnlockPin". Is there a > > way to store the FDN numbers in the sim card? How does ofono validate > the request to be passed to the network when FDN is enabled? Looks like > as per the current > > implementation of FDN, only emergency calls are allowed. But as per > the 3GPP standards, calls shall be allowed to any number (irrespective > of emergency no) that is part of > the FDN list. > > Currently, there is no way to enable or disable fixed dialling or Barred > Dialling using oFono. If my assumption is correct, there is no plans to > add support.(Denis/Marcel can confirm this). oFono doesn't support > storing any numbers in the SIM storage(EFadn, EFfdn or EFbdn). Agreed as > per the specification calls shall be allowed to any number that is part > of the FDN list. But its been agreed that oFono will enter presim state > when FDN or BDN service is enabled in which state only emergency calls > are allowed. > Then as per your email, the support provided in Ofono seems to be limited. If there is no enable or disable is allowed, I am not sure, how we can we have a card in which FDN enabled, which will force the ofono to enter presim state. Unless there is no option to disable at, forever with that sim card, the phone will be in presim state,leading to only placing of emergency calls. > > > If the modem remains in PRESIM State, how does the mobile receive the > Incoming Calls or SMS? As per my understanding FDN applies in the uplink > and not in the downlink. > > Please clarify if my understanding is wrong. > > Yes, your understanding is correct. FDN applies to the Mobile originated > calls, SMS etc. > Thanks for confirming. Then in this case, are we not forcing the mobile to go in a state, where if FDN is already enabled in the sim card( may be from a different phone), user allowed with no option rather than making an emergency call. > > Regards, > Jeevaka > _______________________________________________ > ofono mailing list > ofono@ofono.org > http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono >
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