Hi
What i understood so far: the AP-BP interactions are done through userspace
ttys, which allows the main applicative processor to use/ask for SIM/GSM
operations and data transferts.
What i don't get:
-> Isn't the calling socket (/tmp/tapisock) related to mux_cli ?
-> How can the userspace get
Hello.
On Thu, 2006-11-30 at 15:21, Florent THIERY wrote:
>
> What i understood so far: the AP-BP interactions are done through userspace
> ttys, which allows the main applicative processor to use/ask for SIM/GSM
> operations and data transferts.
Hardware level:
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USB connection. N
Userspace level:
Communicate with the ttys to dial, sms, access sim phonebook, etc...
Ok. So basically, if you enter *#06# you get the IMEI. So, did it used the
dial / phone functionnality?
When you say "communicate" is it similar to RPC calls? When you ask for
accessing the s
Hello
> Source code and GSM standards.
So you're saying it's standardized? For instance the "gimme my IMEI" thing?
I don't know about the IMEI thing, but the SMS and PIN things are standardized.
Just google for "gsm AT commands"...
Just another question:
Can one redirect the audio stream co
Hello.
On Fri, 2006-12-01 at 01:59, Florent THIERY wrote:
> >
> >Userspace level:
> >
> >Communicate with the ttys to dial, sms, access sim phonebook, etc...
>
>
> Ok. So basically, if you enter *#06# you get the IMEI. So, did it used the
> dial / phone functionnality?
Yes
> Wh
Hi. Thanks for the "magic words".
Open file descriptor of the tty and write a AT command to it.
-> something like:
echo "AT+C > /dev/tty" ?
When you ask for
> accessing the stored sms's, does the BP send the files directly to the
> userspace app calling for it?
It's a question of design.
My question was: does the BP act as a "simple file vault" or does it
process
something?
As far as I know all SMS access on the BP is done via GSM standard SMS AT
commands. (I think there might be motorola specific commands too but I
don't know if the BP uses them or not, either way all access t
