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AT%SPVER: new command for setting custom speech version lists The speech version list in the Bearer Capability IE tells the network which speech codecs are supported by the MS, and in which order of preference. The standard behaviour is to list all codecs that are supported by the hw+fw platform, and the standard preference order is newer over older, FR over HR. But sometimes it is desirable (for network testing) to artificially restrict which codecs the test MS will declare as supported, and/or to list them in some peculiar non-standard order of preference. Add a new private AT command, AT%SPVER, allowing the user to set and clear custom speech version lists for the Bearer Capability IE composer in CC.
author Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
date Sun, 21 May 2023 21:43:10 +0000
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/* 
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|  Purpose :  Definitions for uart_kerf.c 
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*/ 

#ifndef UART_KERF_H
#define UART_KERF_H


EXTERN void ker_setupUart (void);

EXTERN void ker_init (void);

EXTERN void ker_analyze_frame_info_command (ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_analyze_frame_info_response (ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_mux_dlc_release (UBYTE dlc_instance);

EXTERN void ker_mux_close_down (void);

EXTERN void ker_mux_send_frame (T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_mux_send_command_frame (UBYTE dlc_instance, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_mux_send_line_states(UBYTE dlc_instance);

EXTERN void ker_mux_send_close_down(void);

EXTERN void ker_send_disc_frame (UBYTE dlci);

EXTERN void ker_receive_sabm_frame(ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_receive_ua_frame(ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_receive_dm_frame(ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_receive_disc_frame(ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_receive_uih_control_frame(ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

EXTERN void ker_receive_uih_data_frame(ULONG* forward, T_desc2* frame);

#endif /* !UART_KERF_H */