Loading telephony/java/android/telephony/CarrierConfigManager.java +85 −10 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -3050,19 +3050,93 @@ public class CarrierConfigManager { public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING = "5g_icon_configuration_string"; /** * Timeout in seconds for displaying 5G icon, default value is 0 which means the timer is * disabled. * This configuration allows the system UI to determine how long to continue to display 5G icons * when the device switches between different 5G scenarios. * * There are six 5G scenarios: * 1. connected_mmwave: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell and using * millimeter wave. * 2. connected: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell but not using * millimeter wave. * 3. not_restricted_rrc_idle: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in IDLE state. * 4. not_restricted_rrc_con: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in CONNECTED state. * 5. restricted: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary to connect a * 5G cell as a secondary cell) but the use of 5G is restricted. * 6. any: any of the above scenarios, as well as none (not connected to 5G) * * The configured string contains various timer rules separated by a semicolon. * Each rule will have three items: prior 5G scenario, current 5G scenario, and grace period * in seconds before changing the icon. When the 5G state changes from the prior to the current * 5G scenario, the system UI will continue to show the icon for the prior 5G scenario (defined * in {@link #KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING}) for the amount of time specified by the grace * period. If the prior 5G scenario is reestablished, the timer will reset and start again if * the UE changes 5G scenarios again. Defined states (5G scenarios #1-5) take precedence over * 'any' (5G scenario #6), and unspecified transitions have a default grace period of 0. * The order of rules in the configuration determines the priority (the first applicable timer * rule will be used). * * Here is an example: "connected_mmwave,connected,30;connected_mmwave,any,10;connected,any,10" * This configuration defines 3 timers: * 1. When UE goes from 'connected_mmwave' to 'connected', system UI will continue to display * the 5G icon for 'connected_mmwave' for 30 seconds. * 2. When UE goes from 'connected_mmwave' to any other state (except for connected, since * rule 1 would be used instead), system UI will continue to display the 5G icon for * 'connected_mmwave' for 10 seconds. * 3. When UE goes from 'connected' to any other state, system UI will continue to display the * 5G icon for 'connected' for 10 seconds. * * @hide */ public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING = "5g_icon_display_grace_period_string"; /** * This configuration extends {@link #KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING} to allow the * system UI to continue displaying 5G icons after the initial timer expires. * * There are six 5G scenarios: * 1. connected_mmwave: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell and using * millimeter wave. * 2. connected: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell but not using * millimeter wave. * 3. not_restricted_rrc_idle: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in IDLE state. * 4. not_restricted_rrc_con: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in CONNECTED state. * 5. restricted: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary to connect a * 5G cell as a secondary cell) but the use of 5G is restricted. * 6. any: any of the above scenarios, as well as none (not connected to 5G) * * The configured string contains various timer rules separated by a semicolon. * Each rule will have three items: primary 5G scenario, secondary 5G scenario, and * grace period in seconds before changing the icon. When the timer for the primary 5G timer * expires, the system UI will continue to show the icon for the primary 5G scenario (defined * in {@link #KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING}) for the amount of time specified by the grace * period. If the primary 5G scenario is reestablished, the timers will reset and the system UI * will continue to display the icon for the primary 5G scenario without interruption. If the * secondary 5G scenario is lost, the timer will reset and the icon will reflect the true state. * Defined states (5G scenarios #1-5) take precedence over 'any' (5G scenario #6), and * unspecified transitions have a default grace period of 0. The order of rules in the * configuration determines the priority (the first applicable timer rule will be used). * * System UI will show the 5G icon and start a timer with the timeout from this config when the * device connects to a 5G cell. System UI stops displaying 5G icon when both the device * disconnects from 5G cell and the timer is expired. * Here is an example: "connected,not_restricted_rrc_idle,30" * This configuration defines a secondary timer that extends the primary 'connected' timer. * When the primary 'connected' timer expires while the UE is in the 'not_restricted_rrc_idle' * 5G state, system UI will continue to display the 5G icon for 'connected' for 30 seconds. * If the 5G state returns to 'connected', the timer will be reset without change to the icon, * and if the 5G state changes to neither 'connected' not 'not_restricted_rrc_idle', the icon * will change to reflect the true state. * * If 5G is reacquired during this timer, the timer is canceled and restarted when 5G is next * lost. Allows us to momentarily lose 5G without blinking the icon. * @hide */ public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_SEC_INT = "5g_icon_display_grace_period_sec_int"; public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_SECONDARY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING = "5g_icon_display_secondary_grace_period_string"; /** * Controls time in milliseconds until DcTracker reevaluates 5G connection state. Loading Loading @@ -4148,7 +4222,8 @@ public class CarrierConfigManager { sDefaults.putString(KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING, "connected_mmwave:5G,connected:5G,not_restricted_rrc_idle:5G," + "not_restricted_rrc_con:5G"); sDefaults.putInt(KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_SEC_INT, 0); sDefaults.putString(KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING, ""); sDefaults.putString(KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_SECONDARY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING, ""); /* Default value is 1 hour. */ sDefaults.putLong(KEY_5G_WATCHDOG_TIME_MS_LONG, 3600000); sDefaults.putBoolean(KEY_UNMETERED_NR_NSA_BOOL, false); Loading telephony/java/com/android/internal/telephony/DctConstants.java +4 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -109,11 +109,10 @@ public class DctConstants { public static final int EVENT_DATA_SERVICE_BINDING_CHANGED = BASE + 49; public static final int EVENT_DEVICE_PROVISIONED_CHANGE = BASE + 50; public static final int EVENT_DATA_ENABLED_OVERRIDE_RULES_CHANGED = BASE + 51; public static final int EVENT_SERVICE_STATE_CHANGED = BASE + 52; public static final int EVENT_5G_TIMER_HYSTERESIS = BASE + 53; public static final int EVENT_5G_TIMER_WATCHDOG = BASE + 54; public static final int EVENT_CARRIER_CONFIG_CHANGED = BASE + 55; public static final int EVENT_SIM_STATE_UPDATED = BASE + 56; public static final int EVENT_TELEPHONY_DISPLAY_INFO_CHANGED = BASE + 52; public static final int EVENT_NR_TIMER_WATCHDOG = BASE + 53; public static final int EVENT_CARRIER_CONFIG_CHANGED = BASE + 54; public static final int EVENT_SIM_STATE_UPDATED = BASE + 55; /***** Constants *****/ Loading Loading
telephony/java/android/telephony/CarrierConfigManager.java +85 −10 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -3050,19 +3050,93 @@ public class CarrierConfigManager { public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING = "5g_icon_configuration_string"; /** * Timeout in seconds for displaying 5G icon, default value is 0 which means the timer is * disabled. * This configuration allows the system UI to determine how long to continue to display 5G icons * when the device switches between different 5G scenarios. * * There are six 5G scenarios: * 1. connected_mmwave: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell and using * millimeter wave. * 2. connected: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell but not using * millimeter wave. * 3. not_restricted_rrc_idle: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in IDLE state. * 4. not_restricted_rrc_con: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in CONNECTED state. * 5. restricted: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary to connect a * 5G cell as a secondary cell) but the use of 5G is restricted. * 6. any: any of the above scenarios, as well as none (not connected to 5G) * * The configured string contains various timer rules separated by a semicolon. * Each rule will have three items: prior 5G scenario, current 5G scenario, and grace period * in seconds before changing the icon. When the 5G state changes from the prior to the current * 5G scenario, the system UI will continue to show the icon for the prior 5G scenario (defined * in {@link #KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING}) for the amount of time specified by the grace * period. If the prior 5G scenario is reestablished, the timer will reset and start again if * the UE changes 5G scenarios again. Defined states (5G scenarios #1-5) take precedence over * 'any' (5G scenario #6), and unspecified transitions have a default grace period of 0. * The order of rules in the configuration determines the priority (the first applicable timer * rule will be used). * * Here is an example: "connected_mmwave,connected,30;connected_mmwave,any,10;connected,any,10" * This configuration defines 3 timers: * 1. When UE goes from 'connected_mmwave' to 'connected', system UI will continue to display * the 5G icon for 'connected_mmwave' for 30 seconds. * 2. When UE goes from 'connected_mmwave' to any other state (except for connected, since * rule 1 would be used instead), system UI will continue to display the 5G icon for * 'connected_mmwave' for 10 seconds. * 3. When UE goes from 'connected' to any other state, system UI will continue to display the * 5G icon for 'connected' for 10 seconds. * * @hide */ public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING = "5g_icon_display_grace_period_string"; /** * This configuration extends {@link #KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING} to allow the * system UI to continue displaying 5G icons after the initial timer expires. * * There are six 5G scenarios: * 1. connected_mmwave: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell and using * millimeter wave. * 2. connected: device currently connected to 5G cell as the secondary cell but not using * millimeter wave. * 3. not_restricted_rrc_idle: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in IDLE state. * 4. not_restricted_rrc_con: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary * to connect a 5G cell as a secondary cell) and the use of 5G is not restricted and RRC * currently in CONNECTED state. * 5. restricted: device camped on a network that has 5G capability(not necessary to connect a * 5G cell as a secondary cell) but the use of 5G is restricted. * 6. any: any of the above scenarios, as well as none (not connected to 5G) * * The configured string contains various timer rules separated by a semicolon. * Each rule will have three items: primary 5G scenario, secondary 5G scenario, and * grace period in seconds before changing the icon. When the timer for the primary 5G timer * expires, the system UI will continue to show the icon for the primary 5G scenario (defined * in {@link #KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING}) for the amount of time specified by the grace * period. If the primary 5G scenario is reestablished, the timers will reset and the system UI * will continue to display the icon for the primary 5G scenario without interruption. If the * secondary 5G scenario is lost, the timer will reset and the icon will reflect the true state. * Defined states (5G scenarios #1-5) take precedence over 'any' (5G scenario #6), and * unspecified transitions have a default grace period of 0. The order of rules in the * configuration determines the priority (the first applicable timer rule will be used). * * System UI will show the 5G icon and start a timer with the timeout from this config when the * device connects to a 5G cell. System UI stops displaying 5G icon when both the device * disconnects from 5G cell and the timer is expired. * Here is an example: "connected,not_restricted_rrc_idle,30" * This configuration defines a secondary timer that extends the primary 'connected' timer. * When the primary 'connected' timer expires while the UE is in the 'not_restricted_rrc_idle' * 5G state, system UI will continue to display the 5G icon for 'connected' for 30 seconds. * If the 5G state returns to 'connected', the timer will be reset without change to the icon, * and if the 5G state changes to neither 'connected' not 'not_restricted_rrc_idle', the icon * will change to reflect the true state. * * If 5G is reacquired during this timer, the timer is canceled and restarted when 5G is next * lost. Allows us to momentarily lose 5G without blinking the icon. * @hide */ public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_SEC_INT = "5g_icon_display_grace_period_sec_int"; public static final String KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_SECONDARY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING = "5g_icon_display_secondary_grace_period_string"; /** * Controls time in milliseconds until DcTracker reevaluates 5G connection state. Loading Loading @@ -4148,7 +4222,8 @@ public class CarrierConfigManager { sDefaults.putString(KEY_5G_ICON_CONFIGURATION_STRING, "connected_mmwave:5G,connected:5G,not_restricted_rrc_idle:5G," + "not_restricted_rrc_con:5G"); sDefaults.putInt(KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_SEC_INT, 0); sDefaults.putString(KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING, ""); sDefaults.putString(KEY_5G_ICON_DISPLAY_SECONDARY_GRACE_PERIOD_STRING, ""); /* Default value is 1 hour. */ sDefaults.putLong(KEY_5G_WATCHDOG_TIME_MS_LONG, 3600000); sDefaults.putBoolean(KEY_UNMETERED_NR_NSA_BOOL, false); Loading
telephony/java/com/android/internal/telephony/DctConstants.java +4 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -109,11 +109,10 @@ public class DctConstants { public static final int EVENT_DATA_SERVICE_BINDING_CHANGED = BASE + 49; public static final int EVENT_DEVICE_PROVISIONED_CHANGE = BASE + 50; public static final int EVENT_DATA_ENABLED_OVERRIDE_RULES_CHANGED = BASE + 51; public static final int EVENT_SERVICE_STATE_CHANGED = BASE + 52; public static final int EVENT_5G_TIMER_HYSTERESIS = BASE + 53; public static final int EVENT_5G_TIMER_WATCHDOG = BASE + 54; public static final int EVENT_CARRIER_CONFIG_CHANGED = BASE + 55; public static final int EVENT_SIM_STATE_UPDATED = BASE + 56; public static final int EVENT_TELEPHONY_DISPLAY_INFO_CHANGED = BASE + 52; public static final int EVENT_NR_TIMER_WATCHDOG = BASE + 53; public static final int EVENT_CARRIER_CONFIG_CHANGED = BASE + 54; public static final int EVENT_SIM_STATE_UPDATED = BASE + 55; /***** Constants *****/ Loading
