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89 lines
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Plaintext
Radio settings hierarchy
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Service org.ofono
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Interface org.ofono.RadioSettings
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Object path [variable prefix]/{modem0,modem1,...}
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Methods dict GetProperties()
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Returns all radio access properties. See the
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properties section for available properties.
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Possible Errors: [service].Error.InvalidArguments
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void SetProperty(string name, variant value)
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Changes the value of the specified property. Only
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properties that are listed as readwrite are
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changeable. On success a PropertyChanged signal
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will be emitted.
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Possible Errors: [service].Error.InvalidArguments
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[service].Error.DoesNotExist
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[service].Error.InProgress
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Signals PropertyChanged(string property, variant value)
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This signal indicates a changed value of the given
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property.
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Properties string TechnologyPreference [readwrite]
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The current radio access selection mode, also known
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as network preference.
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The possible values are:
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"any" Radio access technology
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selection is done automatically,
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based on reception and
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availability.
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"gsm" Only GSM used for radio access.
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"umts" Only UMTS used for radio access.
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"lte" Only LTE used for radio acccess.
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boolean FastDormancy [readwrite, optional]
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This property will enable or disable the fast
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dormancy feature in the modem. Fast dormancy
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refers to a modem feature that allows the
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modem to quickly release radio resources after
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a burst of data transfer has ended. Normally,
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radio resources are released by the network
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after a timeout configured by the network.
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Fast dormancy allows the modem to release the
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radio resources more quickly.
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Fast dormancy is a major power-saving feature
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for mobile devices. Typically, fast dormancy
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would be enabled when the device is not being
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interactively used by a human user and only
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networking applications with keep-alive
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traffic are active (e.g. mail client or a
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presence application). In this case it is
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desirable to release radio resources quickly
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after a keep-alive transaction has ended,
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since typically no network traffic will occur
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until the next keep-alive transaction. Fast
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dormancy should not be enabled during
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interactive use because the release and setup
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of radio resources introduces perceivable
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delay for the end user.
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The fast dormancy implementation in the modem
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is vendor specific. The implementation should
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try to release radio resources more quickly,
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when the situation allows it, but should also
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take care not to increase the signalling load
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on the cellular network by releasing and
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re-establishing radio resources too often. The
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modem should adjust its behaviour to the 3GPP
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release supported by the network and the
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parameters set by the operator.
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Fast dormancy can be ignored for externally
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powered modems such as USB sticks or PCI
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devices. If the modem does not support such a
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feature the property should never be exposed
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to the user.
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