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1 /*******************************************************************************
2 *
3 * File Name : atp_gsm_bt_api.h
4 *
5 * Definition used by atp_gsm_bt_api.c
6 *
7 * (C) Texas Instruments, all rights reserved
8 *
9 * Version number : 0.1 Date : 10-Jully-2000
10 *
11 * History : 0.1 - Created by E. Baissus
12 *
13 *
14 * Author : Eric Baissus : e-baissus@ti.com
15 *
16 ******************************************************************************/
17
18 #ifndef ATP_GSM_BT_API_H
19 #define ATP_GSM_BT_API_H
20
21 #include "atp/bti_at.h"
22
23
24 /* Extern function for GSM definition */
25 /******************************************************************************
26 * Function name: bti_at_init_req
27 *
28 * Description : This function is called by GSM in order to register GSM to BT PS.
29 *
30 *
31 * Parameters : None
32 *
33 * Return : None // function bti_at_init_cnf() used to issue result
34 *
35 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
36 * 0.2 (01-Jan-2001)
37 *
38 ******************************************************************************/
39 void bti_at_init_req(void);
40
41
42 /******************************************************************************
43 * Function name: bti_at_deinit_ind
44 *
45 * Description : This function is called by GSM to de-register GSM from BT PS
46 * Not Used
47 *
48 * Parameters : None
49 *
50 * Return : None
51 *
52 *
53 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
54 * 0.2 (01-Jan-2001)
55 *
56 ******************************************************************************/
57 void bti_at_deinit_req(void);
58
59
60 /******************************************************************************
61 * Function name: bti_at_open_port_res
62 *
63 * Description : This function is called by GSM to accept or refuse
64 * an open port request issued by BT side
65 *
66 *
67 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
68 * bti_gsm_port_info = custom information to open a GSM/GPRS port
69 * result = BTI_ACK or BTI_NAK
70 *
71 * Return : None
72 *
73 *
74 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
75 * 0.2 (01-Jan-2001)
76 *
77 ******************************************************************************/
78 void bti_at_open_port_res(T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb,
79 T_BTI_GSM_PORT_INFO gsm_port_info,
80 T_BTI_ACK ack);
81
82
83 /******************************************************************************
84 * Function name: bti_at_close_port_res
85 *
86 * Description : Not used by BT PS - Port is always closed whatever the
87 * acknowledge is
88 *
89 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
90 *
91 * Return : None
92 *
93 *
94 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
95 *
96 ******************************************************************************/
97 void bti_at_close_port_res(T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb);
98
99
100 /******************************************************************************
101 * Function name: bti_at_cmd_req
102 *
103 * Description : This function is called by GSM to provide unsollicited code
104 * or information text to BT PS
105 *
106 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
107 * cmd = command in text format
108 *
109 * Return : None
110 *
111 *
112 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
113 *
114 ******************************************************************************/
115 void bti_at_cmd_req(T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb,
116 char * cmd);
117
118
119 /******************************************************************************
120 * Function name: bti_at_cmd_res
121 *
122 * Description : This function is called by GSM to provide result code to BT
123 *
124 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
125 * cmd = command in text format
126 *
127 * Return : None
128 *
129 *
130 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
131 *
132 ******************************************************************************/
133 void bti_at_cmd_res(T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb,
134 char * cmd);
135
136
137 /******************************************************************************
138 * Function name: bti_at_abort_res
139 *
140 * Description : This function is called by GSM to comfirm a command abort
141 *
142 *
143 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
144 *
145 * Return : None
146 *
147 *
148 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
149 *
150 ******************************************************************************/
151 void bti_at_abort_res(T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb);
152
153
154
155 /******************************************************************************
156 * Function name: bti_get_bt_data
157 *
158 * Description : This function is called by GSM to get data from BT side .
159 * Copy is processed by BT side
160 *
161 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
162 * data_buffer = pointer on a buffer in which data can be copied
163 * nb_bytes_to_copy = number of bytes to copy into data_buffer
164 *
165 * Return : None
166 *
167 *
168 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
169 * 0.2 (01-Jan-2001)
170 *
171 ******************************************************************************/
172 void bti_get_bt_data (T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb,
173 char * data_buffer,
174 unsigned long nb_bytes_to_copy);
175
176
177
178 /******************************************************************************
179 * Function name: bti_data_ready_req
180 *
181 * Description : This function is called by GSM to indicate that data are
182 * available for BT PS.
183 *
184 *
185 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
186 * nb_bytes_available = number of bytes of data available
187 *
188 * Return : None
189 *
190 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
191 * 0.2 (01-Jan-2001)
192 *
193 ******************************************************************************/
194 void bti_data_ready_req (T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb,
195 unsigned long nb_bytes_available);
196
197
198 /******************************************************************************
199 * Function name: bti_data_ready_res
200 *
201 * Description : This function is called by GSM to indicate that it can receive
202 * new data from BT PS
203 *
204 *
205 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
206 *
207 * Return : None
208 *
209 * History : 0.1 (10-Jully-2000)
210 * 0.2 (01-Jan-2001)
211 *
212 ******************************************************************************/
213 void bti_data_ready_res (T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb);
214
215
216 /******************************************************************************
217 * Function name: bti_at_signal_change_req
218 *
219 * Description : This function is called by GSM to provide a new signal line status
220 * to BT
221 *
222 *
223 * Parameters : gsm_port_nb = number of the gsm port
224 * dce_signal = signal value
225 * ring_type_1 = voice, data or fax
226 * ring_type_2 = not used
227 *
228 * Return : None
229 *
230 * History : 0.1 (01-Jan-2001)
231 *
232 ******************************************************************************/
233 void bti_at_signal_change_req (T_BTI_PORT_NB gsm_port_nb,
234 T_BTI_AT_DCE_SIGNAL dce_signal,
235 T_BTI_AT_RING_TYPE ring_type_1,
236 T_BTI_AT_RING_TYPE ring_type_2);
237
238
239 #endif