TI Calypso Driver

TI Calypso Driver

[Denis Kenzior]

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Hi guys,

I submitted a preliminary driver for TI Calypso based devices (e.g. OpenMoko 
Freerunner).  It works well enough that I can power up / down the modem, 
register to the network, scan operators, etc.  Voice calls & SMS features 
should also work.

Simply insert the following lines into modem.conf to enable this device:
[calypso]
Driver=calypso
Device=/dev/ttySAC0

Regards,
-Denis

Re: TI Calypso Driver

[mgwpub]

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Hi Denis,

> Simply insert the following lines into modem.conf to enable this device:
> [calypso]
> Driver=calypso
> Device=/dev/ttySAC0

thanks for the driver. I tried to use it via network, but I dont see 
dbus object pathes for the device.

I use pty [1] on my workstation and netcat on the freerunner to forward 
the at-commands. I can use /dev/pts/3 with cu to send at commands, but 
ofono doesnt show the object path for the modem.

Best regards.


[1]http://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973/pty.c

Re: TI Calypso Driver

[mgwpub]

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Hi Denis,

> Simply insert the following lines into modem.conf to enable this device:
> [calypso]
> Driver=calypso
> Device=/dev/ttySAC0

thanks for the driver. I tried to use it via network, but I dont see 
dbus object pathes for the device.

I use pty [1] on my workstation and netcat on the freerunner to forward 
the at-commands. I can use /dev/pts/3 with cu to send at commands, but 
ofono doesnt show the object path for the modem.

Best regards.


[1]http://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973/pty.c

Re: TI Calypso Driver

[Denis Kenzior]

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Hi,

> Hi Denis,
>
> > Simply insert the following lines into modem.conf to enable this device:
> > [calypso]
> > Driver=calypso
> > Device=/dev/ttySAC0
>
> thanks for the driver. I tried to use it via network, but I dont see
> dbus object pathes for the device.

Make sure that your modem.conf is properly configured and resides int he proper 
sysconfig directory.

Also, the calypso modem driver assumes it is running natively on the 
Freerunner.  If you want to use this over the network, you can use the 
phonesim driver.  This one can be connected to any TCP socket exporting the AT 
command modem. 

[calypsonet]
Driver=phonesim
Address=192.168.0.202 # or whatever your GTA0x IP is
Port=2000 # or whatever GTA0X port is
Modem=calypso

Then setup netcat or ser2net to forward he raw tty over the network.

Regards,
-Denis