eCall Library 1.2.3 Release note
- Jul 12, 2013
- Author: Sierra Wireless
- Version: 1
Table of Contents
1.3 New Features / Enhancements
2 Abbreviations and definitions
5 Software Release Description
6 Software Changes Description
6.1 Validated Corrections / Improvements
7 Restrictions and Additional Information
1 Introduction
1.1 Scope of this document
The scope of this document is the eCall Library 1.2.3 release description for the AirPrimes listed in the compatibility section.
1.2 Audience of this document
This release note may be distributed to all direct and indirect customers and will be posted in Sierra Wireless Developer Zone
1.3 New Features / Enhancements
No new features have been introduced in this release.
Note:
- eCall InBand Modem Library implements the 3GPP InBand Modem feature only, not all 3GPP eCall related features such as eCall specific signaling options for emergency call. In order to be fully compliant with 3GPP eCall, appropriate Firmware must be used.
- A PSAP basic test server has been developed by Sierra Wireless for simple PSAP operation / testing. The PSAP Test server application is available in the package.
2 Abbreviations and definitions
|
Abbreviation/Acronym |
Definitions |
|
GPRS |
General Packet Radio Service |
|
GSM |
Global System for Mobile communications |
|
IVS |
In-Vehicle System |
|
MSD |
eCall Minimum Set of Data |
|
PSAP |
Public Safety Answering Point |
3 Related documentation
|
Ref. # |
Doc. # |
Document title |
|
[1] |
4112356 |
Development Guide – eCall In-Band Modem Library |
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[2] |
4112357 |
AT Command Interface Guide – eCall In-Band Modem Library |
|
[3] |
WM_DEV_INBM_APN_001 |
ASN1 for eCall In-Band Modem Library – Application Note |
|
[4] |
4110991 |
Location Library for Open AT Framework AT Commands Interface Guide |
|
[5] |
4111845 |
Connectivity Development Guide – Internet Library 5.56 |
|
[6] |
4111846 |
Internet AT Command User Guide – Internet Application 5.56 |
|
[7] |
4111843 |
AT Commands Interface Guide for Firmware 7.52 |
|
[8] |
4111844 |
ADL User Guide for Open AT Application Framework OS 6.52 |
4 Compatibility
4.1 Hardware
|
AirPrime Compatibility list |
|
AirPrime Q2686 Refreshed / AirPrime Q2687 Refreshed |
|
AirPrime SL6087 |
|
AirLink Fastrack Xtend EDGE (FXT009) |
4.2 Software
|
Component |
Version |
|
Firmware |
7.52.0.201306260837 |
|
Open AT OS |
6.52.0.201306271400 |
|
Internet Library |
5.56.0.201305170830 |
4.3 Software Tools
|
Component |
Version |
|
Developer Studio |
7.52.0.201306260837 |
|
Compilation Tool Chain |
ARM_EABI_GCC and RVDS |
5 Software Release Description
5.1 Release identification
|
Component |
Revision |
|
Software Identification |
1.2.3.201306191228 |
|
Date of generation |
2013-06-19 |
|
3GPP InBand Modem release |
3GPP TS 26.267 V9.3.0 - V8.6.0 3GPP TS 26.268 V9.4.0 - V8.6.0 3GPP TS 26.269 V9.2.0 - V8.3.0 |
6 Software Changes Description
6.1 Validated Corrections / Improvements
|
ID |
Description |
Impacted Domain |
Impacted Sub-Domain |
Fixed in |
|
67368 |
AT+INBMTIMERCFG? causes AirPrime to reset |
eCall Library |
OTHER |
1.2.3 |
|
67494 |
latitudeDelta parameter of optional parameter, recent vehicle Location N2 parameter (recentVehicleLocationN2), is not included in the MSD. |
eCall Library |
OTHER |
1.2.3 |
6.2 Interface Changes
No interface changes have been introduced in this release.
7 Restrictions and Additional Information
Comment
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ASN1 for eCall Inband Modem Library - Application NoteThis application note provides detailed information about the ASN1 coder used with the eCall In-Band Modem Library. The ASN1 coder enables customers to create the binary format of MSD needed by the IVS to be sent during eCall process to PSAP.
eCall In-band Modem Library Development GuideThis document provides Sierra Wireless customers with full description of the APIs associated with the eCall In-Band Modem Library.
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