Re: SIM Application toolkit commands

2023-05-03 Thread Ronald Franks
Aleksander, The Twilio Super SIM will send a Proactive Command NAA Initialization and Full File Change Notification to the terminal on the IMSI change. Some modems, like the Quectel BG95 or EC25 will send a URC if +QUSIM: 1 if it is a USIM and +QUSIM: 0 if it's a regular SIM no idea about other

Re: modem terminates call when accepted remotely

2023-05-03 Thread Aleksander Morgado
Hey > > We finally were able to test voice calls with version 1.18 and it seems > that the (un)terminated call issue is not reproducing any more. > > > Nice! > In addition, now the AT serial port is available for other processes, so > our software is using it for other purposes such as

Re: How to recover from serial device being force closed.

2023-05-03 Thread Aleksander Morgado
Hey, > > it would be great if you could verify the behavior on the main branch > (at least on the last stable 1.20.6), and give us some logs, so we can > have a better idea of the issue and how proceed, whether in a general > manner, or with some specific fixes. > Yes, especially since several

Re: NetworkTimeChanged signal doesn't seems to be working for Quectel

2023-05-03 Thread Aleksander Morgado
Hey Thomas, > I do get the +CTZU notification, but it worked differently for quectel > because it doesn't receive the new time we need to check for +CTZE that's the > URC that we get when we receive notification that the time has been changed. What is the format of the +CTZE URC? is it similar

RE: Get modem SIM properties for mmcli

2023-05-03 Thread Brendan Simon
IND.T Classification: Public Thanks Filip for your help. I think I have enough info to retrieve the information. I will git it a try. Yes, it is to be parsed by a program/script. The ModemManager I am currently using is quite old (v1.10 from Debian 10 Buster) so json (-J) output is

Re: SIM Application toolkit commands

2023-05-03 Thread Aleksander Morgado
> > Does ModemManager support SIM application tool kit with proactive SIM > > commands? My assumption is most of these SIM application tool kit > > commands should be handled by the modem but I'm unclear what is the > > role of host CPU / ModemManager in these commands? For example, many > > SIMs