Is any buddy working in the RIL now days. ????? :?:
Did any able to get the RIL_RESULT_ * notifications.
can some post some code , how to get this.
thanks, for u'r :idea: 's
What kind of details do you need?
To register for RIL_RESULT_* notifications you need to call RIL_Initialize() and pass in pointers to your result and notification handlers.
awm129 said:
What kind of details do you need?
To register for RIL_RESULT_* notifications you need to call RIL_Initialize() and pass in pointers to your result and notification handlers.
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Thaks for the response,
Actually , i trying to check the call status (busy/not answered..)
i can not use TAPI ,and even i tried with AT commands(+CEER),but not worked
regarding RIL,
ihave sucessully done all the initlizations & i can get the Rx value,call start up ,disconnected notifications but i did not get any notifications for RIL_RESULT_BUSY etc.
if some body can post some code it will be more helpful
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wow its suprising , no body using the RIL :roll:
certainly we use RIL
but practically:
every device vendor (manufacture) implements own version of RIL, and every device vendor implements own modem. well, if not "every" than at least we know many versions actually on the market. it also can change when you update/change ROM version.
you can use RIL but you can check what commands are implemented in the specified device you interest, and then what AT commandes are implemented in modem
for example:
some devices response to AT command asks for CELLID, but some other devices (modems) do not
it's hard, but it exists in this status today
CellID and RxLev
maybe this can help u...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=3347&highlight=nicetrack
:wink: :?
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Ive been looking around for a while to find ways to talk the GSM module with AT Commands. There seem to be a few ways:-
1) open a line using tapi the "cellular line", in datamodem passthru mode , getting a comm handle using lineGetID , write and reading commands.
2) open comm port 2 (which then blows up the phone normal comms) and writing and reading (found in the serial comms bit in this forum).
3) open comm port 9 (the virtual comm port) and reading and writing.
My problem is however that all these actually run code with out returning any errors, but i can not get a response from modem. Ive tried Dialing and just inquiring with
"AT\r\n", and would expect back "OK\r\n" like any normal modem. Has Anyone got this working or got any ideas? The forum hints that AT commands are possible but doesnt actually show you how..
Ill be grateful for a reply.
Thanks.
try to turn echo on to read reply.
( for newer roms, with wmodem.exe )
the trick is to send this ioctl after opening com2:
Code:
DeviceIoControl (hCom,0xAAAA5679L, {0x84,0}, 2,0,0,0,0)
( with {0x84,0} I mean a buffer containing these bytes )
you will be talking to the gsm together with the rest of the phone.
to silence the RIL layer, send this ioctl to the RIL1: device.
Code:
DeviceIoControl(hRil, 0x03000314L,0,0, &rildevresult, sizeof(DWORD), &nReturned,0)
looking at serial3.dll, 0xaaaa5677 and 0xaaaa5678 also seem to be
valid ioctls. - I have not experimented yet to figure out
what they do.
COM9: is used by rsupgrade, to update the radio rom.
( I sort of figured out how the protocol works, but have not been
able to actually send them through com9, I documented what I found on this page.)
I have been struggling with this for some time also. ok, so I opened COM2: and got my hCom to pass to
DeviceIoControl (hCom,0xAAAA5679L, {0x84,0}, 2,0,0,0,0)
and continue with the normal Read/Write functions (the same as writing to, say, COM1
... but still no response!
Do I also need 'to silence the RIL layer'? if so, where do I get hRil from for:
DeviceIoControl(hRil, 0x03000314L,0,0, &rildevresult, sizeof(DWORD), &nReturned,0)
Thanks
Andrew
Source Code anybody ??
Can somebody stop the ### and let the ppl know how to get that internal phone responding ??? Somebody out there must of made it work !!!! Some programs exist that do it but they dont wanna give their source code -!
Re: Source Code anybody ??
nutitija said:
Can somebody stop the ### and let the ppl know how to get that internal phone responding ??? Somebody out there must of made it work !!!! Some programs exist that do it but they dont wanna give their source code -!
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Press the "Search" link, there are lots of samples posted on this forum.
dude thats sad
how f**ken dumb do u think i am , i'm asking for a working sample , i go through the search everyday if ur so smart why dont u post one for me ???
Please take a chill pill!!
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how f**ken dumb do u think i am
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You are really dumb - http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=3347#26389
Tapi ??
sorry for being aggressive but yeh - i dont think i'm dumb anyways - just i'm not finding what i'm looking for !!! Can u guys check out my other posts as nobody seems to respond or have any idea what i'm asking. Thanks for the link was interesting not what i'm looking for though.
If anybody could assist me on this ?? just geting a working tapi sample to make a call on an XDA programmed in eVC++ would be really nice. And yes i have had a look around ... nobody seems to have done it or just gives away functions. I would like an entire source code.
cheers for ur help guys
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just geting a working tapi sample to make a call on an XDA
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Look at your hard disk - "C:\Program Files\Windows CE Tools\wce420\POCKET PC 2003\Samples\Win32\Cellcore\CeDialer\"
this is a dialer example. Uses TAPI.
nutitija. Try to use your brains (if you have them) and search for the info yourself. Everything is already explained in this forum or MSDN.
In my post I've provided a link to the entire source code of DLL that gets cell ID from the internal modem. Just copy&paste it into your project. If you cannot do such simple things - noone can help you.
Hi,
I try to communicate with gsm module throught the port COM9. I send at command but i have no answer.
I also try to open the port COM2 but i can't.
Somebody can help me ?
Thanks
Damien
What is COM9
Hi,
I was reading whole thread.. and found at many places that we can send data to virtual communication port, that is COM9, now what is that and how to open that and how to send - receive data from/to that.. please let me know...
thanks..
hi gregstarns, for you..
As you told,
1) open a line using tapi the "cellular line", in datamodem passthru mode , getting a comm handle using lineGetID , write and reading commands.
how you write and read from the comm port ?? can you please explain briefly... ??
In this topic and some others allready wrote. Can you read or only write?
1)You must say to RIL to drop COM-port (look DeviceIoControl)
2)Open COM2 for send commands
PS
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=11701
look mamaich post
For COM9:
just open it after connection (use CreateFile)
and close before disconnection
i dont think u need COM 9 , im pretty much just using Com2 to send At commands .... i'm not too sure what the virtual port on COm9 does... maybe anyone wanna help ?? Maybe its to access data ?? during a datacall ??
OK wait a sec !!!! Are You saying that i should use
1) Tapi to establish a data call through COM2, by dropping RIL
2) Read data from COM9 the virtual port
I was pretty sure TAPI didnt need RIL to be dropped off as just by using the TapiMakeCall function i was able to establish a call. How would i establish a data call and read the info ??
Cheers for ur help
if i silent the RIL ....
can i still send SMS in PDU format as well as establish datacalls by an ATD command ?
couldn't able to open COM2
Hi,
It seems i got a basic problem. COM2 port of my i-mate is not opening. In these discussion i found, first I have to disconnect RIL using COM2. Infact many of here are discussing on the same. but no where i can see the code snippet which disconnet the RIL using COM2 so that i can access it for AT commands.
Hope you guys are already crossed this huddle by this time. It would be great help if you can post that piece of code.
Thanks for you all, most of the post I found to very useful and accurate.
Pramod.
Does anybody have an easy example using RILL to see GPRS band strength.
Thanks.
I include some code I developed for this. However the calibration for this is for XDA I. For XDA II this goes too high values.
If you want to have a hack, look at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?p=11643&highlight=#11643
I had a quick look at the xda-developers ril API, and I think this now passes the max and min possible signal strength, so it would be accurate on any device. Maybe somebody else can confirm this.
Therefore, my function to return a percentage should be something like:
static double dValue;
dValue = (double)data->SignalQuality;
dValue -= dLo;
dValue /= (dHi - dLo);
dValue *= 100;
m_dwSigQuality = (DWORD)dValue;
Hope this is of some use, sorry it's not complete.
Ben.
I have seen the topic you say before I post this
The problem is that I don't know how to use the info. that comes with the post you say.
If you look at the work completed by the xda-developers, they provided a program which shows how RIL works. Their example, last time I looked, shows how to start RIL, and listened for incomming SMS messages. To start with, find this code and add the rill calls to your program.
Find the function called 'ResultCallback'. This is called by RIL when something happens which your program may want to know about. Add to this the code I posted, starting:
if (hrCmdID == m_dwSigQualityID) {
From your own program, you now call my function containing:
m_dwSigQualityID = RIL_GetSignalQuality(g_hRil);
If this works, this will return the percentage signal strength.
Although as I said, this works well on XDA I, but needs a re-calibration for XDA II and more recent work on RIL.
Ben.
It works!
If the GPRS is connected it returns 69%, but if GPRS is not connected it returns a GSM value.
Any idea of how to make an easy dll to use this value in other program?
Thanks.
Very glad it works! Sorry about the 69%. This is fixed with the XDA II.
As far as an easy .dll, I don't know. (Or a nice easy class) Somebody here does I am sure....
Ben
Can you please attach a working ResultCallback code for the signal stregth?
I get 603% on my XDA2...
I think i did something wrong.
Thanks, Patrick
Hi,
benclewett said:
If you look at the work completed by the xda-developers, they provided a program which shows how RIL works. Their example, last time I looked, shows how to start RIL, and listened for incomming SMS messages. To start with, find this code and add the rill calls to your program.
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Can anyone tell me where this is please?
Also, does anyone have any code for returning gprs traffic usage? - I want to report the amount of data used in the current session and also in the current month.
Thanks!
--ian
Does anyone know how to write an application to switch radio on/off i PPC WM5?
Can you send me source ([email protected])? It could be in C++/C# or even worse
I was looking through google but nothing was helpful enough.
Thanks!
Danny, I'm still at work right now, no source code with me. I can try to send you some code a little later, subject to my brain functioning. If I don't send it tonight, please PM me tomorrow.
Basically, from memory, you have to set up a TAPI setup and toggle the radio mode there. Can't remember the details off hand though Later...
V
...originally it is meant to put audio continiously to your headphone by BT... but you can also use them offcourse as a shortcut to toggle on/off gprs, ir , bt.
Put the exe to anyplace and change shortcuts with total commander for changing the path within the files....
With thanks to VIJAY555...
Thanks Krinkiespijer!
... but what I'm waiting for is source code.
I have found tel.on-off_100.exe application which switches radio on/off but I have to write it in my own app!
Danny
Lost all day and still don't know how to do it....
Guys, I should clarify for Danny, that he's looking for a managed code solution. I've given him a pointer in native C++, but can't help with managed.
Danny, I suggest you look over http://www.opennetcf.org/ and then follow the functions I pointed you towards.
Basically you need to get a TAPI line and change the equipment state.
V
It's not that I need only managed code solution. I prefer it but native code is also enough. I was trying even understand it in native code but even msdn documentation is not enough to get by without complete source code.
Even though thanks for bothering
Hi guys, this is kinda OT here, but may i ask if there is a way to turn the Radio ON/OFF thru registry? Thanks
..no, you can only choose between always on or apps depending.
With next key key in register you can change it:
HKLM\CommConnMgr\Providers\{7c4b7a38-5ff7-4bc1-80f6-5da7870bb1aa}\connections\t-mobile]
always on dword=0=off dword=1=on
t-mobile is the name of your internetconnection
Hi there,
are there any devices/programs that can show all visible cell-id, not only thw one currently connected?
If you know let me know.
saulius
[email protected]
phonealarm pro can do this. once you montior the cell, you can link profiles to it and make it set your device config as you like when you come home or at your work, etc. very useful!
try type *#*#364#*#* in phone application
blondak said:
try type *#*#364#*#* in phone application
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does not work for me
hi there,
jep thanks ...364.... works for me. is there any program that worked with cell1-cell6 info?
excellent tip. Thanks
CellProfileSwitcher can log any cell's it encounters and also near by ones. It can do more than just profile switching.
http://maniac.fschreiner.de/
h4waii said:
CellProfileSwitcher can log any cell's it encounters and also near by ones. It can do more than just profile switching.
http://maniac.fschreiner.de/
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@h4waii
I have installed this software on HTC Universal but the prog doesnt recognise any cell. Is this device hardware limitation or I need to find proper version?
cellprofileswitcher
yes, i tried this one too...
you can check the forum and will notice that tytn gsm module is some kind different so it doesn't work.
For this reason all ideas are welcome.
I'm interested would it be posible to store data to a file, if the data is seen at the screen, suppose we enter some code (like get imie), or run program and the required information is showen on the screen...
getting info
Maybe someone could share how to get info such like cellprofileswitch returns?
Since i need to combine more information at the same time and know that cps won't manage to do it...
Yes !!!
Work in my Cruise !
Tanks Blondak
Greetings!
Just finished a working version of my new little neat utility which looks up an unknown caller (number among your contacts) with the norwegian service GuleSider.no (yellow pages directory service) and a page called telefonterror.no (lists known telemarketeers in Norway).
When there's a call from an unknown caller the program looks up in both directories and displays the information on top of the HTC-Answer-incoming-call-application.
The program will auto-start on boot and auto-appear when a call is made. As of 16.10 the program supports AppToDate and will be automatically updated by using this.
Please try it out, give me some feedback and buy me a cup of coffee if you like it
Link to the coffee shop(Paypal donations)
CallerUtility Installer (Norwegian version)
Sourcecode available by subversion at: https://callerutility.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/callerutility/CallerUtility/trunk
Anonymous users will give you read-only access, developers must register at sf and contact me to get commit-access.
Great Idea, would you be able to make it for the US?
palmbluetooth said:
Great Idea, would you be able to make it for the US?
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Sure, if you got a phone directory service which is easily available by doing simple http requests.
It's just to swap the HTML-parser with a new one...
cool app! could you add this directory: tel.search.ch (Switzerland) that would be great! also does this consume alot of traffic?
regards
audiophil said:
Greetings!
Just finished a working version of my new little neat utility which looks up an unknown caller with the norwegian GuleSider.no (yellow pages directory service) and a page called telefonterror.no (lists known telemarketeers in Norway).
When there's a call from an unknown caller the program looks up in both directories and displays the information on top of the HTC-Answer-incoming-call-application.
The program will auto-start on boot, auto-appear and auto-hide after the call has ended.
Please try it out, give me some feedback and buy me a cup of coffee if you like it
Link to the coffee shop
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Fella what are you saying here.... If someone calls me with their number hidden this software would tell me what number they are dialing from....?
fyew-jit-tiv said:
Fella what are you saying here.... If someone calls me with their number hidden this software would tell me what number they are dialing from....?
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Ah, sorry: If you get an incoming call, and the number is not in yout contacts-list, this app will look it up using some kind of directory service (like gulesider).
I'll try to refine my first description
audiophil said:
Ah, sorry: If you get an incoming call, and the number is not in yout contacts-list, this app will look it up using some kind of directory service (like gulesider).
I'll try to refine my first description
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Ok... Is it possible to write software that can unscramble withheld numbers...!
chriggi said:
cool app! could you add this directory: tel.search.ch (Switzerland) that would be great! also does this consume alot of traffic?
regards
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Probably if it is possible to extract the needed values from the HTML.
Regarding the datatraffic I just did a test for the gulesider query and the response was of 28Kb so it shouldn't put too big a hole in your wallet!
fyew-jit-tiv said:
Ok... Is it possible to write software that can unscramble withheld numbers...!
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Hehe, actually I skimmed through an article about Kevin Mittnick and unscrambling numbers recently, I stopped reading when I saw "Mittnick" and "xx thousand USD worth of equipment". So AFAIK it is not possible.
audiophil said:
Hehe, actually I skimmed through an article about Kevin Mittnick and unscrambling numbers recently, I stopped reading when I saw "Mittnick" and "xx thousand USD worth of equipment".
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LOL... guess your not gonna be writing it then....
Keep up the good work.. going to try your software now will post my results...
P.s Dude if you ever decide to venture this idea, i will donate a decent drink...!
searching for german numbers would be nice
http://mobil.dasoertliche.de/7val.f...2a20b7610/12/34ebabf6c468a8a80c8d1113b2f32fb9
audiophil said:
Greetings!
Just finished a working version of my new little neat utility which looks up an unknown caller (number among your contacts) with the norwegian service GuleSider.no (yellow pages directory service) and a page called telefonterror.no (lists known telemarketeers in Norway).
When there's a call from an unknown caller the program looks up in both directories and displays the information on top of the HTC-Answer-incoming-call-application.
The program will auto-start on boot, auto-appear and auto-hide after the call has ended.
Please try it out, give me some feedback and buy me a cup of coffee if you like it
Link to the coffee shop
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hi will it work in sweden
Excellent idea!
Any chance - when you get chance of course - of a version/configuration for the UK?
*patiently waits*
This is another request for US numbers, also could you post the file that needs to edited for the http search or explain how to edit or how it works.
this is a very good utility any chance for uk version
For the netherlands it would be:
http://www.nummerzoeker.com/index.php
Can you please made this possible?
Thank you
Is it possible to help with USA #, we would appreciate!
Thank You!
Okey fellow developer guys (gals?):
I separated the HTML-parser from the from the project and to its own DLL.
If you would like to "contribute for your country" download the HtmlParserPlugin.zip, unzip and open in visual studio!
All the methods are static, so to make a test project you can just call the LookUpNumber with different types of numbers. If you need to format the number before sending it to the directory service use the StripNumberPrefix-method. Remember to check all outcomes, what if number is unknown to service, wrongly formatted etc etc.
If you only want to use one service just remove the calls to the second one from LookUpNumber.
You probably (not tested by me) can swap the DLL you're generating with the one in the application folder on your device, restart the app and hopefully it will work with your new parser Atleast that's the plan!
If you're satisfied with your own work, send your new DLL to me along with the source code and I will build a country specific version
Ah, great
Hopefully a dev will pickup the dutch-part.
*patiently waits*
Hei Audiophil.
Great idea. I haven´t got any idea how to make a version for the danish market.
But this provider http://www.krak.dk/ has a pretty good search engine.
/Jakob