Proposal v2: identifying modems and mobile broadband cards

[Dan Williams]

On Mon, 2008-02-11 at 12:06 -0500, Dan Williams wrote: 
> Hi,
> 
> - An interface that has the "serial" capability acquires the 'modem'
> capability if the serial interface is indeed known to have a modem on
> the other side
> 
> - An interface with the 'modem' capability may also acquire the property
> 'modem.at_command_sets', which is a string array of supported command
> sets, denoted by their abbreviated standards name. If the property is
> present, it is assumed the modem supports rudimentary Hayes-compatible
> AT commands.  The key may contain _one or more_ of the following values:
> 
>    a) IS-707-A  (for CDMA supporting cards)
>    b) GSM-07-07  (for GSM supporting cards)
>    c) GSM-07-05  (for GSM supporting cards)

I should change this to be:

- An interface with the 'modem' capability may also acquire the property
'modem.command_sets', which is a string array of supported command
sets, denoted by their abbreviated standards name.  The key may contain
_one or more_ of the following values:

   a) IS-707-A  (for CDMA supporting cards)
   b) GSM-07-07 (for GSM supporting cards)
   c) GSM-07-05 (for GSM supporting cards)
   d) V.250     (ie, Hayes compatible)

Dan

> Sound OK?
> 
> Dan
> 
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