Loading radio/1.3/IRadio.hal +33 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -17,8 +17,12 @@ package android.hardware.radio@1.3; import @1.2::IRadio; import @1.1::RadioAccessSpecifier; /** * Note: IRadio 1.3 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. It's specifically * designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces for Q are added in IRadio 1.4. * * This interface is used by telephony and telecom to talk to cellular radio. * All the functions have minimum one parameter: * serial: which corresponds to serial no. of request. Serial numbers must only be memorized for the Loading @@ -27,4 +31,33 @@ import @1.2::IRadio; * setResponseFunctions must work with @1.1::IRadioResponse and @1.1::IRadioIndication. */ interface IRadio extends @1.2::IRadio { /** * Specify which bands modem's background scan must act on. * If specifyChannels is true, it only scans bands specified in specifiers. * If specifyChannels is false, it scans all bands. * * For example, CBRS is only on LTE band 48. By specifying this band, * modem saves more power. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * @param specifyChannels whether to scan bands defined in specifiers. * @param specifiers which bands to scan. Only used if specifyChannels is true. * * Response callback is IRadioResponse.setSystemSelectionChannelsResponse() */ oneway setSystemSelectionChannels(int32_t serial, bool specifyChannels, vec<RadioAccessSpecifier> specifiers); /** * Toggle logical modem on and off. It should put the logical modem in low power * mode without any activity, while the SIM card remains visible. The difference * with setRadioPower is, setRadioPower affects all logical modem while this controls * just one. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * @param on True to turn on the logical modem, otherwise turn it off. * * Response function is IRadioResponse.enableModemResponse() */ oneway enableModem(int32_t serial, bool on); }; radio/1.3/IRadioResponse.hal +24 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -17,9 +17,33 @@ package android.hardware.radio@1.3; import @1.2::IRadioResponse; import @1.0::RadioResponseInfo; /** * Note: IRadio 1.3 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. It's specifically * designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces for Q are added in IRadio 1.4. * * Interface declaring response functions to solicited radio requests. */ interface IRadioResponse extends @1.2::IRadioResponse { /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR * RadioError:INVALID_ARGUMENTS */ oneway setSystemSelectionChannelsResponse(RadioResponseInfo info); /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR */ oneway enableModemResponse(RadioResponseInfo info); }; radio/config/1.1/Android.bp +6 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -7,14 +7,20 @@ hidl_interface { enabled: true, }, srcs: [ "IRadioConfig.hal", "IRadioConfigIndication.hal", "IRadioConfigResponse.hal", "types.hal", ], interfaces: [ "android.hardware.radio.config@1.0", "android.hardware.radio@1.0", "android.hidl.base@1.0", ], types: [ "ModemInfo", "PhoneCapability", ], gen_java: true, } radio/config/1.1/IRadioConfig.hal 0 → 100644 +59 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line /* * Copyright (C) 2018 The Android Open Source Project * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package android.hardware.radio.config@1.1; import @1.0::IRadioConfig; import @1.1::IRadioConfigResponse; import @1.1::PhoneCapability; /** * Note: IRadioConfig 1.1 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. * It's specifically designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces * for Q are added in IRadioConfig 1.2. * * This interface is used by telephony and telecom to talk to cellular radio for the purpose of * radio configuration, and it is not associated with any specific modem or slot. * All the functions have minimum one parameter: * serial: which corresponds to serial no. of request. Serial numbers must only be memorized for the * duration of a method call. If clients provide colliding serials (including passing the same * serial to different methods), multiple responses (one for each method call) must still be served. */ interface IRadioConfig extends @1.0::IRadioConfig { /** * Request current phone capability. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * * Response callback is IRadioResponse.getPhoneCapabilityResponse() which * will return <@1.1::PhoneCapability>. */ oneway getPhoneCapability(int32_t serial); /** * Set preferred data modem Id. * In a multi-SIM device, notify modem layer which logical modem will be used primarily * for data. It helps modem with resource optimization and decisions of what data connections * should be satisfied. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * @param modem Id the logical modem ID, which should match one of modem IDs returned * from getPhoneCapability(). * * Response callback is IRadioConfigResponse.setPreferredDataModemResponse() */ oneway setPreferredDataModem(int32_t serial, uint8_t modemId); }; radio/config/1.1/IRadioConfigResponse.hal +28 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -17,9 +17,37 @@ package android.hardware.radio.config@1.1; import @1.0::IRadioConfigResponse; import @1.1::PhoneCapability; import android.hardware.radio@1.0::RadioResponseInfo; /** * Note: IRadioConfig 1.1 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. * It's specifically designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces * for Q should be added in IRadioConfig 1.2. * * Interface declaring response functions to solicited radio config requests. */ interface IRadioConfigResponse extends @1.0::IRadioConfigResponse { /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * @param phoneCapability <@1.1::PhoneCapability> it defines modem's capability for example * how many logical modems it has, how many data connections it supports. * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR */ oneway getPhoneCapabilityResponse(RadioResponseInfo info, PhoneCapability phoneCapability); /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR * RadioError:INVALID_ARGUMENTS */ oneway setPreferredDataModemResponse(RadioResponseInfo info); }; Loading
radio/1.3/IRadio.hal +33 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -17,8 +17,12 @@ package android.hardware.radio@1.3; import @1.2::IRadio; import @1.1::RadioAccessSpecifier; /** * Note: IRadio 1.3 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. It's specifically * designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces for Q are added in IRadio 1.4. * * This interface is used by telephony and telecom to talk to cellular radio. * All the functions have minimum one parameter: * serial: which corresponds to serial no. of request. Serial numbers must only be memorized for the Loading @@ -27,4 +31,33 @@ import @1.2::IRadio; * setResponseFunctions must work with @1.1::IRadioResponse and @1.1::IRadioIndication. */ interface IRadio extends @1.2::IRadio { /** * Specify which bands modem's background scan must act on. * If specifyChannels is true, it only scans bands specified in specifiers. * If specifyChannels is false, it scans all bands. * * For example, CBRS is only on LTE band 48. By specifying this band, * modem saves more power. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * @param specifyChannels whether to scan bands defined in specifiers. * @param specifiers which bands to scan. Only used if specifyChannels is true. * * Response callback is IRadioResponse.setSystemSelectionChannelsResponse() */ oneway setSystemSelectionChannels(int32_t serial, bool specifyChannels, vec<RadioAccessSpecifier> specifiers); /** * Toggle logical modem on and off. It should put the logical modem in low power * mode without any activity, while the SIM card remains visible. The difference * with setRadioPower is, setRadioPower affects all logical modem while this controls * just one. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * @param on True to turn on the logical modem, otherwise turn it off. * * Response function is IRadioResponse.enableModemResponse() */ oneway enableModem(int32_t serial, bool on); };
radio/1.3/IRadioResponse.hal +24 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -17,9 +17,33 @@ package android.hardware.radio@1.3; import @1.2::IRadioResponse; import @1.0::RadioResponseInfo; /** * Note: IRadio 1.3 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. It's specifically * designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces for Q are added in IRadio 1.4. * * Interface declaring response functions to solicited radio requests. */ interface IRadioResponse extends @1.2::IRadioResponse { /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR * RadioError:INVALID_ARGUMENTS */ oneway setSystemSelectionChannelsResponse(RadioResponseInfo info); /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR */ oneway enableModemResponse(RadioResponseInfo info); };
radio/config/1.1/Android.bp +6 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -7,14 +7,20 @@ hidl_interface { enabled: true, }, srcs: [ "IRadioConfig.hal", "IRadioConfigIndication.hal", "IRadioConfigResponse.hal", "types.hal", ], interfaces: [ "android.hardware.radio.config@1.0", "android.hardware.radio@1.0", "android.hidl.base@1.0", ], types: [ "ModemInfo", "PhoneCapability", ], gen_java: true, }
radio/config/1.1/IRadioConfig.hal 0 → 100644 +59 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line /* * Copyright (C) 2018 The Android Open Source Project * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package android.hardware.radio.config@1.1; import @1.0::IRadioConfig; import @1.1::IRadioConfigResponse; import @1.1::PhoneCapability; /** * Note: IRadioConfig 1.1 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. * It's specifically designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces * for Q are added in IRadioConfig 1.2. * * This interface is used by telephony and telecom to talk to cellular radio for the purpose of * radio configuration, and it is not associated with any specific modem or slot. * All the functions have minimum one parameter: * serial: which corresponds to serial no. of request. Serial numbers must only be memorized for the * duration of a method call. If clients provide colliding serials (including passing the same * serial to different methods), multiple responses (one for each method call) must still be served. */ interface IRadioConfig extends @1.0::IRadioConfig { /** * Request current phone capability. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * * Response callback is IRadioResponse.getPhoneCapabilityResponse() which * will return <@1.1::PhoneCapability>. */ oneway getPhoneCapability(int32_t serial); /** * Set preferred data modem Id. * In a multi-SIM device, notify modem layer which logical modem will be used primarily * for data. It helps modem with resource optimization and decisions of what data connections * should be satisfied. * * @param serial Serial number of request. * @param modem Id the logical modem ID, which should match one of modem IDs returned * from getPhoneCapability(). * * Response callback is IRadioConfigResponse.setPreferredDataModemResponse() */ oneway setPreferredDataModem(int32_t serial, uint8_t modemId); };
radio/config/1.1/IRadioConfigResponse.hal +28 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -17,9 +17,37 @@ package android.hardware.radio.config@1.1; import @1.0::IRadioConfigResponse; import @1.1::PhoneCapability; import android.hardware.radio@1.0::RadioResponseInfo; /** * Note: IRadioConfig 1.1 is an intermediate layer between Android P and Android Q. * It's specifically designed for CBRS related interfaces. All other interfaces * for Q should be added in IRadioConfig 1.2. * * Interface declaring response functions to solicited radio config requests. */ interface IRadioConfigResponse extends @1.0::IRadioConfigResponse { /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * @param phoneCapability <@1.1::PhoneCapability> it defines modem's capability for example * how many logical modems it has, how many data connections it supports. * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR */ oneway getPhoneCapabilityResponse(RadioResponseInfo info, PhoneCapability phoneCapability); /** * @param info Response info struct containing response type, serial no. and error * * Valid errors returned: * RadioError:NONE * RadioError:RADIO_NOT_AVAILABLE * RadioError:INTERNAL_ERR * RadioError:INVALID_ARGUMENTS */ oneway setPreferredDataModemResponse(RadioResponseInfo info); };
