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bmi3: fixed the mysterious "mute on first call" bug
When UI-enabled fw boots on a previously blank (no /mmi/* files) FFS
for the first time, the output_volume member of the persistent UI settings
structure was left uninitialized, corresponding to the earpiece volume
being set to mute, which is an invalid setting. Because of other quirks
in the far-from-finished UI code, this volume setting takes effect only
when the first call is answered, producing the odd behaviour seen at the
user level.
The current fix is to set the blank-FFS default for output_volume to
volume level 4, which is the same -6 dB Iota volume as the ACI default.
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Thu, 14 May 2020 02:50:41 +0000 |
parents | 93999a60b835 |
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/* +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ | PROJECT: MMI-Framework (8445) $Workfile:: mmiBluetooth.h $| | $Author:: NDH $Revision:: 1 $| | CREATED: 26.04.04 $Modtime:: 26.04.04 10:48 $| | STATE : code | +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ MODULE : MFW_BT PURPOSE : This module contains the definitions for MFW Bluetooth Management */ #ifndef DEF_MMI_BLUETOOTH_HEADER #define DEF_MMI_BLUETOOTH_HEADER #include "mfw_mfw.h" #include "mfw_mnu.h" #define BLUETOOTH_TEST 0 #ifdef BLUETOOTH_TEST /* ** Module Test Function Prototypes */ void bluetoothTestDevMngr(void); void bluetoothTestDevMngrSrch(void); void bluetoothTestDevMngrSec(void); void bluetoothTestDataGw(void); void bluetoothTestAudioGw(void); void bluetoothTestObjPush(void); void bluetoothTestFileTxfr(void); void bluetoothTestClient(void); void bluetoothTestServer(void); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_test_single_msg(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_test_multi_msg(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_test_buf_ovrflow(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); #endif /* ** Type Definitions */ typedef enum { /* ** Events generatede Internally, or from Menus */ BT_BLUETOOTH_ON, BT_BLUETOOTH_OFF, BT_DISCOVERABLE_ON, BT_DISCOVERABLE_TIMED, BT_DISCOVERABLE_OFF, BT_LIST_KNOWN_DEVICES, BT_DEVICE_SEARCH, BT_PAIR_DEVICE, BT_SHOW_DEV_SERVICES, BT_DISABLE_BLUETOOTH, BT_DISABLE_SEARCH, BT_EDITOR_CANCEL, BT_EDITOR_SELECT, BT_SET_REM_DEV_NAME, /* CQ21843 : Internal Event to trigger the process of assigning a Friendly Name to a remote device */ /* ** Bluetooth Events handled by the Root Window */ BT_ENABLE_COMPLETE, BT_DISABLE_COMPLETE, BT_DEV_NAME_REQ, BT_PIN_REQ, BT_AUTHORIZE_REQ, BT_LINK_UP, BT_LINK_DOWN, /* ** Bluetooth Events handled by both the Root and Search Windows */ BT_AUTH_COMPLETE, /* ** Bluetooth Events handled by the Search Window */ BT_INQUIRY_COMPLETE, BT_DISCOVER_RESULT, BT_DISCOVER_COMPLETE } T_BT_EVENT; typedef enum { BT_MNU_INIT } T_BT_MNU_EVENT; typedef enum { BT_DEV_NAME_EDITOR, BT_REM_DEV_NAME_EDITOR, /* CQ21843 : Identifier for Editor Process for assigning a Friendly Name to a remote device */ BT_PIN_REQ_EDITOR, BT_PAIRING_EDITOR } T_BT_IDENTIFIER; typedef enum { BT_NOT_EXPECTED, /* Authentication result not expected */ BT_NO_RESP, /* No Response Required - No Dialog Shown */ BT_SUCCESS_FAIL_RESP, /* Display a dialog indicating Success or Failure */ BT_PAIRED_NOT_RESP /* Display a dialog indicating Paired or Not Paired */ } T_BT_REQ_RESP; typedef enum { BT_MODE_NO_SEARCH, /* No Search is under way */ BT_MODE_KNOWN_DEVICES, /* Just getting a list of known devices */ BT_MODE_LOCAL_SEARCH, /* Doing a full search for any peer devices */ BT_MODE_LOCAL_SEARCH_CANCEL, /* User Canceled Search before All devices were reported */ BT_MODE_LIST_COMPLETE } T_BT_SEARCH_MODE; /* ** Menu Status Functions */ USHORT isBluetoothActive( struct MfwMnuTag *m, struct MfwMnuAttrTag *ma, struct MfwMnuItemTag *mi ); USHORT isBluetoothInactive( struct MfwMnuTag *m, struct MfwMnuAttrTag *ma, struct MfwMnuItemTag *mi ); USHORT isBtDevicePaired( struct MfwMnuTag *m, struct MfwMnuAttrTag *ma, struct MfwMnuItemTag *mi ); USHORT isBtDeviceUnPaired( struct MfwMnuTag *m, struct MfwMnuAttrTag *ma, struct MfwMnuItemTag *mi ); USHORT isBtDeviceKnown( struct MfwMnuTag *m, struct MfwMnuAttrTag *ma, struct MfwMnuItemTag *mi ); USHORT isBtDeviceUnknown( struct MfwMnuTag *m, struct MfwMnuAttrTag *ma, struct MfwMnuItemTag *mi ); /* ** Menu Action Functions */ GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_on(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_automatic(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_off(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_change_name(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_set_discoverable_on(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_set_discoverable_off(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_set_discoverable_timed(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_device_search(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_list_known_devices(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); GLOBAL int mmi_bluetooth_clear_all_stored_devices(MfwMnu * mnu, MfwMnuItem * item); /* ** Bluetooth MMI Functions */ void mmi_bt_exit (void); void mmi_bt_init (void); T_MFW_HND mmi_bt_pin_request_create(T_MFW_HND parent); MfwRes mmi_bt_pin_request_destroy(T_MFW_HND win); T_MFW_HND mmi_bt_dev_name_create(T_MFW_HND parent); MfwRes mmi_bt_dev_name_destroy(T_MFW_HND win); T_MFW_HND mmi_bt_authorize_create(T_MFW_HND parent); MfwRes mmi_bt_authorize_destroy(T_MFW_HND win); BOOL mmi_bt_search_create(T_MFW_HND parent); GLOBAL void mmi_bt_search_destroy (void); void mmi_bt_pin_req_cntrl (T_MFW_HND win, USHORT event, SHORT value, void * parameter); void mmi_bt_dev_name_cntrl(T_MFW_HND win, USHORT event, SHORT value, void * parameter); void mmi_bt_authorize_cntrl(T_MFW_HND win, USHORT event, SHORT value, void * parameter); void mmi_bt_search_cntrl (T_MFW_HND win, USHORT event, SHORT value, void * parameter); int mmi_bluetooth_win_cb(MfwEvt evt, MfwHnd win); void mmi_bt_authorize_dlg_cb(T_MFW_HND win, UBYTE identifier, UBYTE reason); #endif