| IfIndex |
| The index of the corresponding tty interface. |
| OperStatus |
| The operational status of the GSM modem. The following states can occur: - up(1) the device is up - initialization finished - down(2) the device is down - init(3) initialization state - called(4) incoming call received - calling(5) dialout is performed - connect(6) connection established - simwait(7) modem is detected - SIM card not ready - pinwait(8) modem is waiting for non-empty PIN entry - error(9) error - for details consult ErrorCode - disconnected(10) the device isn't available (unplugged) - pukwait(11) waiting for PUK entry after PIN invalidated - regwait(12) wating for network operator registration - apnwait(13) waiting for APN entry if APN is empty The initial OperStatus is down(2). Enumerations: - up (1)
- down (2)
- init (3)
- called (4)
- calling (5)
- connect (6)
- simwait (7)
- pinwait (8)
- error (9)
- disconnected (10)
- pukwait (11)
- regwait (12)
- apnwait (13)
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| ErrorCode |
| If an error occurs (OperStatus is set to error) this variable shows the reason for the error. Currently the following error codes are possible: - none(1) no error occured - unspecified(2) error can't be specified any further - pinerror(3) PIN was wrong PUK needed - pukerror(4) PUK was wrong - apnerror(5) APN was wrong - simerror(6) SIM card not present or damaged - reg-denied(7) Network registration denied The initial ErrorCode is none(1). Enumerations: - none (1)
- unspecified (2)
- pinerror (3)
- pukerror (4)
- apnerror (5)
- simerror (6)
- reg-denied (7)
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| Network |
| The name of the PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network) actually being used. Length: 0 to 60 |
| Command |
| The last Command that was sent to the Modem. Length: 0 to 40 |
| Answer |
| The last Answer gotten from the Modem. Length: 0 to 60 |
| CSQ |
| The GSM receive signal level in decibel (db). A value below -100 signals a very low signal quality. A value between -100 and -80 means that signal quality is low. If the value is between -80 and -70 the quality is ok. The interval from -70 to -60 signals a good quality and if the value is above -60 the quality is excellent. The default e.g. initial value is -113. |
| ControlChannel |
| If the UMTS card provides several channels and one could be used to control the card e.g. get status information from the card like the signal quality a dedicated daemon will do this and the auxStatControlChannel will be set to available. In the other case auxStatControlChannel is set to not_available. Enumerations: - not-available (1)
- available (2)
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| AccessType |
| The Access Type the modem actually registers on. Normally the `edge' or `hs*pa' Access Types aren't provided in detail by the operator. Enumerations: - unknown (1)
- gsm (2)
- compact-gsm (3)
- umts (4)
- gsm-edge (5)
- umts-hsdpa (6)
- umts-hsupa (7)
- umts-hspa (8)
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| InDiscards |
| The number of frames which can't be enqueued upstream. |
| HomePLMN |
| The PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network) code of the Home PLMN. |
| CurrentPLMN |
| The PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network) code of the Network currently used. |
| IMEI |
| The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) of the detected GSM/UMTS device. Length: 0 to 32 |
| IccId |
| The ICC-ID of the SIM-Card found in the device which is actually enumerated with auxStatIfIndex. Some UMTS modem vendors offer no capability to read this ID before entering a valid PIN :-( In this case the default configuration is choosen. Length: 0 to 32 |
| LocationAreaCode |
| The actual Location Area Code the UMTS-Modem is registered. This may differ for GSM/UMTS Access Technology. Length: 0 to 16 |
| CellId |
| The actual Cell-ID the UMTS-Modem is registered. This may differ for GSM/UMTS Access Technology. Length: 0 to 16 |