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!GPRS config: fix long-standing AT+COPS chance hanging bug
There has been a long-standing bug in FreeCalypso going back years:
sometimes in the AT command bring-up sequence of an ACI-only MS,
the AT+COPS command would produce only a power scan followed by
cessation of protocol stack activity (only L1 ADC traces), instead
of the expected network search sequence. This behaviour was seen
in different FC firmware versions going back to Citrine, and seemed
to follow some law of chance, not reliably repeatable.
This bug has been tracked down and found to be specific to !GPRS
configuration, stemming from our TCS2/TCS3 hybrid and reconstruction
of !GPRS support that was bitrotten in TCS3.2/LoCosto version.
ACI module psa_mms.c, needed only for !GPRS, was missing in the TCS3
version and had to be pulled from TCS2 - but as it turns out,
there is a new field in the MMR_REG_REQ primitive that needs to be
set correctly, and that psa_mms.c module is the place where this
initialization needed to be added.
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Thu, 08 Jun 2023 08:23:37 +0000 |
parents | 4e78acac3d88 |
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/** * @file kpd_virtual_key_table_def.h * * Definition of the keypad tables. * *********************************************************************** * * This file must be included only by kpd_virtual_key_table_mgt.c file.* * *********************************************************************** * Tables have to be modified according to the keypad hardwire. * * @author Laurent Sollier (l-sollier@ti.com) * @version 0.1 */ /* * History: * * Date Author Modification * ---------------------------------------- * 11/02/2001 L Sollier Create * * * (C) Copyright 2001 by Texas Instruments Incorporated, All Rights Reserved */ #ifndef _KPD_VIRTUAL_KEY_TABLE_DEF_H_ #define _KPD_VIRTUAL_KEY_TABLE_DEF_H_ #ifndef _WINDOWS #include "config/board.cfg" #endif #include "kpd/kpd_cfg.h" /** * @name Internal types * * Types used in implementation functions. * */ /*@{*/ /** Definition of the link between one virtual key and its associated ASCII value * according to the mode. * Important note: the variable virtual_ascii_table is defined at the compilation * as a link from virtual key Id, but for better performance, the function kpd_initialize_ascii_table * modify the table and and set a link from physical key Id to avoid an indirection, and so * losing time to search in all the table. */ typedef struct { T_KPD_VIRTUAL_KEY_ID key_id; char* default_value_p; char* alphanumeric_value_p; } T_VIRTUAL_ASCII; /** Table for definition of the link between all virtual keys and theirs associated * ASCII value according to the mode. */ typedef T_VIRTUAL_ASCII T_VIRTUAL_ASCII_TABLE[KPD_NB_PHYSICAL_KEYS]; /** * Definition of the link between virtual and physical key according to the mode * used by the client. */ typedef T_KPD_VIRTUAL_KEY_ID T_VPM_TABLE[KPD_NB_PHYSICAL_KEYS][KPD_NB_MODE+1]; /*@}*/ /* Definition of the static variable which define the link between physical and virtual keys. The position of the physical key Id in the table is defined by their value. if KPD_PKEY_MISC is defined to 8, its position in the table will be the eighth. The function kpd_vpm_table_is_valid check this condition. It's unauthorized to define two same virtual key Id in default mode (except KPD_KEY_NULL). No verification is done on this point. */ #if (BOARD == 7) || (BOARD == 8) || (BOARD == 9) static T_VPM_TABLE vpm_table = /* Physical key Id, Default mode, Alphanumeric mode, Config mode */ { { KPD_PKEY_0, KPD_KEY_0, KPD_KEY_ABC, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_1, KPD_KEY_1, KPD_KEY_DEF, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_2, KPD_KEY_2, KPD_KEY_GHI, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_3, KPD_KEY_3, KPD_KEY_JKL, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_4, KPD_KEY_4, KPD_KEY_MNO, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_5, KPD_KEY_5, KPD_KEY_PQR, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_6, KPD_KEY_6, KPD_KEY_ST, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_7, KPD_KEY_7, KPD_KEY_UV, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_8, KPD_KEY_8, KPD_KEY_WX, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_9, KPD_KEY_9, KPD_KEY_YZ, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_UP, KPD_KEY_UP, KPD_KEY_UP, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_DOWN, KPD_KEY_DOWN, KPD_KEY_DOWN, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_SOFT_LEFT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_LEFT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_LEFT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_SOFT_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_GREEN, KPD_KEY_CONNECT, KPD_KEY_CONNECT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_RED, KPD_KEY_DISCONNECT, KPD_KEY_DISCONNECT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_DIESE, KPD_KEY_DIESE , KPD_KEY_DIESE, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_STAR, KPD_KEY_STAR, KPD_KEY_STAR, KPD_KEY_NULL}}; #elif (BOARD == 40) || (BOARD == 41) || (BOARD == 42) || (BOARD == 43) || (defined _WINDOWS) static T_VPM_TABLE vpm_table = /* Physical key Id, Default mode, Alphanumeric mode, Config mode */ { { KPD_PKEY_0, KPD_KEY_0, KPD_KEY_ABC, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_1, KPD_KEY_1, KPD_KEY_DEF, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_2, KPD_KEY_2, KPD_KEY_GHI, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_3, KPD_KEY_3, KPD_KEY_JKL, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_4, KPD_KEY_4, KPD_KEY_MNO, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_5, KPD_KEY_5, KPD_KEY_PQR, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_6, KPD_KEY_6, KPD_KEY_ST, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_7, KPD_KEY_7, KPD_KEY_UV, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_8, KPD_KEY_8, KPD_KEY_WX, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_9, KPD_KEY_9, KPD_KEY_YZ, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_UP, KPD_KEY_UP, KPD_KEY_UP, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_DOWN, KPD_KEY_DOWN, KPD_KEY_DOWN, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_SOFT_LEFT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_LEFT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_LEFT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_SOFT_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_SOFT_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_GREEN, KPD_KEY_CONNECT, KPD_KEY_CONNECT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_RED, KPD_KEY_DISCONNECT, KPD_KEY_DISCONNECT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_DIESE, KPD_KEY_DIESE , KPD_KEY_DIESE, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_STAR, KPD_KEY_STAR, KPD_KEY_STAR, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_VOL_UP, KPD_KEY_VOL_UP, KPD_KEY_VOL_UP, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_VOL_DOWN, KPD_KEY_VOL_DOWN, KPD_KEY_VOL_DOWN, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_LEFT, KPD_KEY_LEFT, KPD_KEY_LEFT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_RIGHT, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_NAV_CENTER, KPD_KEY_ENTER, KPD_KEY_ENTER, KPD_KEY_NULL}, { KPD_PKEY_REC, KPD_KEY_RECORD, KPD_KEY_RECORD, KPD_KEY_NULL}}; #endif /* Definition of the static variable which define the link between default virtual key and ASCII code. It's unauthorized to define two same virtual key Id in the table (except KPD_KEY_NULL). No verification is done on this point. */ #if (BOARD == 7) || (BOARD == 8) || (BOARD == 9) static T_VIRTUAL_ASCII_TABLE virtual_ascii_table = { { KPD_KEY_0, "0", "+0" }, { KPD_KEY_1, "1", " 1" }, { KPD_KEY_2, "2", "abc2" }, { KPD_KEY_3, "3", "def3" }, { KPD_KEY_4, "4", "ghi4" }, { KPD_KEY_5, "5", "jkl5" }, { KPD_KEY_6, "6", "mno6" }, { KPD_KEY_7, "7", "pqrs7" }, { KPD_KEY_8, "8", "tuv8" }, { KPD_KEY_9, "9", "wxyz9" }, { KPD_KEY_DIESE, "#", "" }, { KPD_KEY_STAR, "*", "" }, { KPD_KEY_UP, "up", "" }, { KPD_KEY_DOWN, "down", "" }, { KPD_KEY_SOFT_LEFT, "SoftL", "" }, { KPD_KEY_SOFT_RIGHT, "SoftR", "" }, { KPD_KEY_CONNECT, "c", "" }, { KPD_KEY_DISCONNECT, "d", "" }}; #elif (BOARD == 40) || (BOARD == 41) || (BOARD == 42) || (BOARD == 43) || (defined _WINDOWS) static T_VIRTUAL_ASCII_TABLE virtual_ascii_table = { { KPD_KEY_0, "0" , "+0"}, { KPD_KEY_1, "1", " 1" }, { KPD_KEY_2, "2" , "abc2" }, { KPD_KEY_3, "3" , "def3" }, { KPD_KEY_4, "4" , "ghi4" }, { KPD_KEY_5, "5" , "jkl5" }, { KPD_KEY_6, "6" , "mno6" }, { KPD_KEY_7, "7" , "pqrs7" }, { KPD_KEY_8, "8" , "tuv8" }, { KPD_KEY_9, "9" , "wxyz9" }, { KPD_KEY_DIESE, "#" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_STAR, "*" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_UP, "up" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_DOWN, "down" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_SOFT_LEFT, "SoftL", "" }, { KPD_KEY_SOFT_RIGHT, "SoftR", "" }, { KPD_KEY_CONNECT, "c" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_DISCONNECT, "d" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_VOL_UP, "Vol +", "" }, { KPD_KEY_VOL_DOWN, "Vol -", "" }, { KPD_KEY_LEFT, "left" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_RIGHT, "right" , "" }, { KPD_KEY_ENTER, "Enter", "" }, { KPD_KEY_RECORD, "Rec" , "" }}; #endif #endif /* #ifndef _KPD_VIRTUAL_KEY_TABLE_DEF_H_ */