Toggling +CFUN=0/1 upon receiving an unsolicited message
Ben Chan
benchan at chromium.org
Thu Sep 19 00:19:39 PDT 2013
> I don't see any issues with this, though does the use-cases you're
> thinking about touch stuff on the modem, or only the SIM? If it's only
> the SIM, can we do CFUN=4 instead to avoid a complete power cycle of the
> modem? Or is CFUN=0 really required? The problem with '0' is that it's
> interpreted wildly differently on devices and may actually be a complete
> reboot of the device. With CDMA that's expected since it might update
> NV items, PRL, ERI, etc, but that shouldn't be the case if the SIM OTA
> is just updating SIM stuff.
>
The behavior is modem specific, so the changes are scoped to a particular
modem plugin. I haven't tried CFUN=4, but will check with the modem vendor.
The modem may actually need to go offline and then online for the SIM
refresh to take effect.
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