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Commit aa3608d2 authored by Danny Baumann's avatar Danny Baumann
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Fix signal strength indicator. 

Some devices don't check the service indicator, but only the signal
indicator. Don't give the false impression that the network signal is ok
when we're actually out of service for those devices.

Change-Id: I2e24daf13593439cbc23254fb4539cd250dbae89
parent c3b95a66

android/app/src/com/android/bluetooth/hfp/HeadsetPhoneState.java

+6 −2
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@@ -161,13 +161,17 @@ class HeadsetPhoneState { 


    void sendDeviceStateChanged()

    {

        // When out of service, send signal strength as 0. Some devices don't

        // use the service indicator, but only the signal indicator

        int signal = mService == HeadsetHalConstants.NETWORK_STATE_AVAILABLE ? mSignal : 0;



        Log.d(TAG, "sendDeviceStateChanged. mService="+ mService +

                   " mSignal="+mSignal +" mRoam="+mRoam +

                   " mSignal=" + signal +" mRoam="+ mRoam +

                   " mBatteryCharge=" + mBatteryCharge);

        HeadsetStateMachine sm = mStateMachine;

        if (sm != null) {

            sm.sendMessage(HeadsetStateMachine.DEVICE_STATE_CHANGED,

                new HeadsetDeviceState(mService, mRoam, mSignal, mBatteryCharge));

                new HeadsetDeviceState(mService, mRoam, signal, mBatteryCharge));

        }

    }