GEN SPQ RN MSM6280 Based Firmware Release FW2.4.6 v12 F2

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MSM6280 Based FW Release Notes

General 7.2 firmware release note

MSM6280 Based FW Release Notes, General 7.2 firmware release note

Author: P. Vandeneede Version: V12-F1

Creation Date: October 10, 2007 Page: 1 of 31

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Version History Date Version Author Revision Remarks Feb 20, 2007 V01 - D1 R. Biesemans FW 2.1.2 - Draft version Feb 20, 2007 V01 - F1 R. Biesemans P. Gaublomme Initial release.

Apr 6, 2007 V02 - D1 R. Biesemans FW 2.1.3 - Draft version

Apr 6, 2007 V02 - F1 R. Biesemans S. Eulaerts Revision mods

Apr 19, 2007 V03 - D1 R. Biesemans FW 2.2.0 - Draft version

Apr 19, 2007 V03 - F1 R. Biesemans P.Vandeneede Revision mods

Apr 20, 2007 V03 - F2 R. Biesemans P.Vandeneede Revision mods May 2, 2007 V03 - F3 R. Biesemans Added support on 2.2.0 for Zaltys

May 21, 2007 V03 - F4 R. Biesemans Added support on 2.2.0 for FujiEx

June 13, 2007 V04 - D1 D. Callaert FW 2.3.0 - Draft version

June 13, 2007 V04 - F1 D. Callaert R. Biesemans Review

June 18, 2007 V04 - F2 R. Biesemans Added support on 2.3.0 for FujiEx July 6, 2007 V05 - D1 R. Biesemans FW 2.3.1 - Draft version

July 6, 2007 V05 - F1 R. Biesemans D. Callaert Review

July 6, 2007 V05 - F2 R. Biesemans Updated Vista Patches for selective suspend.

July 12, 2007 V05 - F3 P. Vandeneede Added support on 2.3.1 for Fuji-GT

July 17, 2007 V06 - D1 R. Biesemans FW 2.3.2 - Draft version

July 17, 2007 V06 - F1 R. Biesemans P. Vandeneede Review

July 24, 2007 V06 - F2 R. Biesemans Added support on 2.3.2 for Fuji-GT, Fuji L and Zaltys

July 24, 2007 V07 - D1 R. Biesemans D. Callaert FW 2.3.3 – Draft version

July 24, 2007 V07 - F1 R. Biesemans D. Callaert Review

July 27, 2007 V08 – D1 D. Callaert FW 2.4.0 – Draft version – not released

Aug 28, 2007 V09 – D1 D. Callaert FW 2.4.2 – Draft version

Aug 28, 2007 V09 – F1 D. Callaert P. Vandeneede Revision Aug 29, 2007 V09 – F2 D. Callaert Structure/Layout changes

Aug 31, 2007 V09 – F3 D. Callaert Added extra products supported/tested for this firmware

Aug 31, 2007 V09 – F4 D. Callaert P. Vandeneede Cosmetic changes

Sep 10, 2007 V10 – D1 D. Callaert FW 2.4.3 – Draft version Sep 10, 2007 V10 – F1 D. Callaert R. Biesemans Revision Sep 21, 2007 V10 – F2 D. Callaert Added 2.4.3A for NOR products

Sep 21, 2007 V11 – D1 D. Callaert Added 2.4.4 for D-Racer

Oct 09, 2007 V12 – D1 P. Vandeneede FW 2.4.6 draft version

Oct 09, 2007 V12 – F1 P. Vandeneede D. Callaert Revision

Oct 09, 2007 V12 – F2 P. Vandeneede Added support for Fuji-Lite and Zaltys + some small modifications






Table of contents

1 INTRODUCTION 4

1.1 Purpose of this release 4

1.2 Content of package 4

1.3 Compatibility 5

1.4 Important remarks 5

1.5 Firmware Versions and upgrade/downgrade remarks 6 1.5.1 Important Upgrade Remarks 6

1.6 Which firmware for which product? 7

2 RELEASE DESCRIPTION 8

2.1 V2.4.6 8 2.1.1 Supported Products 8 2.1.2 High level improvements 8 2.1.3 Option Fixes 8 2.1.4 New Features 9 2.1.5 Option known issues 9

2.2 V2.4.4 10 2.2.1 Supported Products 10 2.2.2 High level improvements 10 2.2.3 Option Fixes 10 2.2.4 New Features 11 2.2.5 Option known issues 11

2.3 V2.4.3(A) 12 2.3.1 Supported Products 12 2.3.2 High level improvements 12 2.3.3 Option Fixes 13 2.3.4 New Features 13 2.3.5 Option known issues 14

2.4 V2.4.2 15 2.4.1 Supported Products 15 2.4.2 High level improvements 15 2.4.3 Qualcomm fixes 15 2.4.4 Option fixes 15 2.4.5 New Features 16

2.5 V2.3.3 17 2.5.1 Supported Products 17 2.5.2 High level improvements 17 2.5.3 Qualcomm fixes 17 2.5.4 Option fixes 17

2.6 V2.3.2 18 2.6.1 Supported Products 18 2.6.2 High level improvements 18 2.6.3 Qualcomm fixes 18 2.6.4 Option fixes 18 2.6.5 New features 19







2.8 V2.3.0 22 2.8.1 Supported Products 22 2.8.2 High level improvements 22 2.8.3 Qualcomm fixes 22 2.8.4 Option fixes 22 2.8.5 New Features 24


2.10 V2.1.3 27 2.10.1 Supported Products 27 2.10.2 High level improvements 27 2.10.3 Qualcomm fixes 27 2.10.4 Option fixes 27 2.10.5 New features 28

2.11 V2.1.2 29 2.11.1 Supported Products 29 2.11.2 High level improvements 29 2.11.3 Qualcomm fixes 30 2.11.4 Option known issues 30






1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose of this release

This document contains the HSDPA 7.2 capable firmware release notes for the MSM6280 based data products. It’s updated for firmware release 2.4.6 for the Fuji-Lite datacard and the Zaltys USB dongle. Please take a look at the overview below to find the latest appropriate FW release for each product and look at the related paragraph to learn about all specifications.

Marketing name Engineering Projects Latest 7.2 Firmware Version

Globetrotter HSDPA 7.2 ready Fuji-L 2.4.6

Globetrotter GT MAX 7.2 ready Fuji-GT 2.4.6

Globetrotter Express 7.2 ready Fuji-Ex 2.4.6

GTM378 Scorpion 2.4.6

GlobeSurfer Icon 7.2 Zaltys 2.4.6

ICON 225 D-Racer 2.4.6 The term "firmware" (FW) refers to all software running on the MSM6280 chip set. It does not refer to any software running on the host. Test results can be found in the delivery folder “TestResults”.

1.2 Content of package

The release package contains the following folders:

• AdditionalInfo - Document explaining supported 3GPP and Option proprietary AT

commands: FUJ-FW-TN-009-V2.10 - Fuji AT Commands _external use.pdf

- Document explaining installation of drivers, led function, first connection setup how-to…: FUJ-SPQ-UM-Fuji_Quick_Install_Manual-V08-F1.pdf

- All other documents that are relevant for this release.

• ReleaseNotes - This release note

• SoftwarePackages - Engineering firmware updater tool for Windows only (not verified on 64-

bit systems):

• TestResults - Depending on the product, this directory contains the test results of the

test cases executed by the Option automated test system.






1.3 Compatibility

• This release is intended to be used with the following set of drivers (or a higher version)

Marketing name Engineering

Projects Windows driver

Driver for Mac OS.

Globetrotter HSDPA 7.2 Fuji-L Rev4: 4.0.X.X 1.1.9

Globetrotter GT MAX 7.2 Fuji-GT Rev4: 4.0.X.X 1.1.9

Globetrotter Express 7.2 Fuji-Ex Rev4: 4.0.X.X 1.1.9 GTM378 Scorpion Rev4: 4.0.X.X 1.1.9

GlobeSurfer Icon 7.2 Zaltys Rev4: 4.0.X.X 1.1.9 ICON 225 D-Racer Rev4: 4.0.X.X 1.1.9

• The next operating systems are supported

� Windows 2000 � Window XP � Windows Vista � MAC OS 10.3.x (see NOTE 3) � MAC OS 10.4.x (see NOTE 3)

1.4 Important remarks

1. The Zero CD functionality on the Fuji cards, implemented from firmware

2.3.1 on, will only work with driver 4.0.0.17 or higher.

2. Please note that revision 3.2.X.X and 3.3.X.X drivers still work, but they have some restrictions, for ex. Zero-CD functionality is not supported.

3. In case you want to use revision 3 drivers, please check with your Option

contact for more information and which version to use. 4. There is no firmware upgrade tool available that can run on MAC OS.

A firmware updater for the modem product is only available on Windows OS.

5. To get the optimal throughput for your product, it could be necessary to

change the TCP/IP window size of your PC. Please refer to the driver release notes for more information.






1.5 Firmware Versions and upgrade/downgrade remarks

Two different HSDPA 7.2 firmware builds exist for the MSM6280 products: one for NOR flash memory based devices and one for NAND flash memory based devices. Due to the several differences in flash technology, a different firmware build/image is needed. It is not possible to handle these differences at run-time. The following table shows an overview of which device is based on which memory technology.

Engineering name

NOR flash memory

Nand flash memory

Fuji-L YES No Fuji GT YES No Scorpion YES No Zaltys YES No Fuji Express No YES D-Racer No YES

1.5.1 Important Upgrade Remarks

1. It’s possible to upgrade a product from a firmware version 1.x.x to a firmware

version 2.x.x. But once a product has 2.x.x firmware it’s not possible to downgrade to a 1.x.x firmware version.

2. When upgrading from Fuji-Ex firmware 1.x.x to a 2.x.x firmware, it is

recommended to use 2.4.3 or higher as some additional changes in the file system are implemented to be compatible with the file system of the 1.x.x firmware.

3. Please be aware that the actual firmware build is the same for each of the

above products, but the engineering/commercial applications to upgrade the products differ!

4. Important to know is than when a firmware build for Fuji-Ex or D-racer has the

same version number than any of the other products above, the same Qualcomm stack, fixes, features, … are implemented!

Next is an overview of recommended upgrade combinations.

Allowed Firmware upgrades

From To Recommended?

Upgrades:

1.x.x 2.x.x (lower than 2.4.3) NO

1.x.x 2.4.3 (or higher) YES

2.x.x (lower than 2.4.3) 2.4.3 (or higher) YES

Downgrades:

2.x.x 1.x.x NO

2.4.3 (or higher) 2.x.x (lower than 2.4.3) NO






1.6 Which firmware for which product?

The table below explains which bands are supported on which product. The serial number indicated on the products consists of the following format, for example. ”FT1269E0GL”.

The first two digits also identify the product (see column “SNR starts with” in the table below). As the table above explains the difference between EMEA, NAR,…, this difference will not be shown anymore in the rest of the document as it does not affect the firmware build (for ex. a firmware build for Fuji-GT will support any Fuji-GT band/hardware combination) In chapter 2 “RELEASE DESCRIPTION” you can find for every firmware version a small table that contains which products the respective version is supporting. Therefore the other tables will only mention the following: Fuji-GT, Fuji-L, Fuji-Ex, Scorpion, Zaltys and D-Racer.

2G RADIO 3G RADIO

Engineering name Commercial

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90

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180

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190

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Fuji-GT NAR GlobeTrotter GT MAX '7.2 Ready' W FN X X X X X Xd Xd

Fuji-GT EMEA GlobeTrotter GT MAX '7.2 Ready' E FT X X X X Xd X X

Fuji-GT JAPAN Lite GlobeTrotter GT MAX '7.2 Ready' J FK X

Fuji-L EMEA GlobeTrotter HSDPA '7.2 Ready' E FM X X X X Xd X X

Fuji-L NAR GlobeTrotter HSDPA '7.2 Ready' W FA X X X X X Xd Xd

Fuji-Ex EMEA GlobeTrotter Express '7.2 Ready' E FE X X X X Xd X X

Fuji-Ex NAR GlobeTrotter Express '7.2 Ready' W FX X X X X X Xd Xd

Fuji-Ex JAPAN Lite GlobeTrotter Express '7.2 Ready' J FJ X

Scorpion EMEA GTM378E SE X X X X Xd X X

Scorpion NAR GTM378W SC X X X X X Xd Xd

Scorpion JAPAN GTM378J SJ X X X X Xd Xd X

Zaltys EMEA GlobeSurfer Icon 7.2 E ZL X X X X Xd X X

D-Racer ICON225 DR X X X X X






2 RELEASE DESCRIPTION

2.1 V2.4.6

General Firmware Version 2.4.6 Build Date Oct 4, 2007 Release Date Oct 10, 2007

IMEISV IMEI SVN 21

Stack Manufacturer Qualcomm Version KLRB4090 Patch (4.0 P3)

2.1.1 Supported Products

Engineering Projects Supported? Fuji-GT YES

Fuji-L YES

Fuji-Ex YES

Scorpion YES Zaltys YES

KOI NO

D-Racer YES

2.1.2 High level improvements

The main reason for this firmware release is a fix for a non-optimal EDGE throughput using MCS9 and 3 or 4 timeslots in uplink. This was a known issue in firmware 2.4.4. caused by flow control implementation. Another reason for this firmware is the fact that from this version onwards the firmware can detect if an express card is used with a CEM3 or not.

2.1.3 Option Fixes

• Fixed issue that firmware stopped responding when a pdp context request was send with a wrong APN (or a PDP activation reject was received from the network). Issue only applicable for D-Racer in combination with firmware 2.4.4.

• The data transport from memory to the USB endpoints was done by a DMA engine. In some specific cases this DMA engine was leading to instability of the data card. The DMA engine is now replaced by another system for two reasons, to increase stability and because Qualcomm will no longer support the DMA engine in the future. The introduction of this new data mover could cause a small reduction in maximum data rates.






• Implemented disco mode on D-racer with LED breathing

• Fix implemented for issue mentioned in paragraph 2.2.5 related to non-optimal EDGE throughput with MCS9 with 3 or 4 timeslots in uplink.

2.1.4 New Features

CEM3 detection. For power consumptions reasons the firmware has to know which CEM is used in case of a Fuji express card. Option has recently developed a CEM3 this is a low cost version of the CEM2 device. From this firmware the CEM3 can be detected older firmware versions where only able to detect a CEM2 device.

2.1.5 Option known issues

No known issues






2.2 V2.4.4

General Firmware Version 2.4.4 Build Date Sep 18, 2007 Release Date Sep 21, 2007



Engineering Projects Supported? Fuji-GT NO

Fuji-L NO Fuji-Ex NO Scorpion NO

Zaltys NO KOI NO

D-Racer YES


The main reason for this firmware release is the implementation of a new way of LED indication: “breathing” LED's. This means LED’s fade in and out during certain operations.

2.2.3 Option Fixes

If your SIM gets locked using +CLCK three times with a wrong PIN password while registered, the unit will drop from the network as the subscription has changed. With older firmware versions, after performing a +CFUN=0/1 cycle after this pin lock happened, the unit would not register when entering the PUK and you had again to cycle +CFUN=0/1 before being able to register again. So this will fix the bug with doing a CFUN=0/1 cycle between busting the PIN and entering the PUK.






2.2.4 New Features

• Integration of MSM7200 Breathing LED’s on MSM6280


• An issue in the uplink flow control causing some UL data packets to be lost in specific cases (see next sentence), has been detected. This issue results in a small reduction of the EDGE throughput only when MCS-9 and 4 uplink timeslots are used. A fix will be implemented in the next firmware release.

• The firmware AT command interface will stop responding when a PDP context is activated with a wrong APN.






2.3 V2.4.3(A)

General Firmware Version 2.4.3(A) Build Date Sep 06 (& 19), 2007 Release Date Sep 21, 2007



Engineering Projects Supported? Fuji-GT YES (2.4.3A)

Fuji-L NO Fuji-Ex YES (2.4.3) Scorpion NO

Zaltys NO KOI NO


This is the first release, which you can use to safely upgrade from a 1.x.x release without loosing calibration data. Also never downgrade to below this release! The roaming indication on certain shared networks is removed. A new AT command AT_OSDNS is available to support using a static DNS through a NDIS connection. During IP address negotiation (DHCP) between the data modem and the PC, a DNS is used. The DNS can now be set manually by using this AT command. Setting a static DNS can be useful for customers using a corporate network profile (VPN access) and experiencing problems with automatic DNS negotiation. This feature will not disable the DNS negotiation between the data modem and the 2G/3G network. When upgrading from Fuji Ex firmware 1.x.x to a 2.x.x firmware, it is recommended to use 2.4.3 or higher as some additional changes in the file system are implemented to be compatible with the file system of the 1.x.x firmware.






2.3.3 Option Fixes

• Switch handling SIM events was missing 2 cases: GSDI_REFRESH_APP_RESET GSDI_REFRESH_3G_SESSION_RESET Hence in these cases there was no IMSI detach performed after a SIM refresh command.

• Fix: switching back from mass-storage after changing from ppp to ip-interface

• Multimedia calls are now also rejected and when driving mode is enabled, an unsolicited result code is returned with the calling number and a parameter that states if the rejected call was voice or multimedia.

• NAND EFS fix: make the region to search for superblocks the same as for 1.x.x releases.

• Fix implemented for sending a wrong CME error when EXT records are full

2.3.4 New Features

• MT PDP context activation: Incoming context activation request from network is ignored and unsolicited result code is returned with all necessary info to set up PDP context

• Static DNS AT command:

Static DNS ”AT_OSDNS” Command Possible Response(s) AT_OSDNS=<c>,<DNS1>,<DNS2> OK

ERROR

AT_OSDNS? _OSDNS: <c1>,<DNS1>,<DNS2>

_OSDNS: <c2>, …

…

OK

AT_OSDNS=? _OSDNS: (list of supported

contexts),(min/max len of

primary DNS),(min/max len

of secondary DNS)

Description

This command is used to set a static DNS for a specific context. When a call is set up with AT_OWANCALL (NDIS & V4 drivers) and the STATIC PRIMARY DNS for that context (set with this command) is not “0.0.0.0”, these static DNS servers will be returned to the host PC instead of the ones received from the network. To remove the static DNS servers just enter the context id <c> without anything else or use “0.0.0.0”.

Defined values






<c>: The context ID corresponding to the cgdcont id. <DNS1>: primary DNS server (in string format e.g. 192.168.10.1) <DNS2>: Secondary DNS server (in string format e.g. 192.168.10.2) Additional comment This feature will not disable the DNS negotiation towards the network.


An issue in the uplink flow control causing some UL data packets to be lost, has been detected. This issue results in a small reduction of the EDGE throughput when MCS-9 and 4 uplink timeslots are used. A fix will be implemented in the next firmware release.






2.4 V2.4.2

General Firmware Version 2.4.2 Build Date Aug 24, 2007 Release Date Aug 29, 2007



Engineering Projects Supported?

Fuji-GT YES Fuji-L NO

Fuji-Ex YES

Scorpion YES Zaltys NO

KOI NO


This is the first release with support for Receive diversity type III. Some improvements for EDGE performance have been added.

2.4.3 Qualcomm fixes

• Please contact Qualcomm for more info about P3 (build 4090) fixes.

• TESTCODE_M6280AKLRZ4090_OPTION_SR902067_CR122066_07112007 : This SBA is needed for some missing fixes for EDGE performance

2.4.4 Option fixes

• "Fix for TS 34.123 TC 34.2.3: ATCOP didn't notice that there is again SMS storage available"

• Removed superfluous checks on watermark queues. These would stall GPS usb transfers unnecessarily

• General GPS changes

• Added driving mode (_ODRVM): enabled gives RELEASE COMPLETE with cause 21, "Call Rejected" User diagnostic is added with this cause, octet 5 is set to User Specific, Transient. Octet 6 is driving mode.

• Added connection speed parameter to _OWANDATA call






• You now can enable/disable reject auto redialling via customization for CS and/or PS calls"

• GPS Fixes: Will not output erroneous NMEA data, will output GPGSV messages even if no fix has been made yet.

• fix AT_OISOV so it will not 'hang' the at parser for nor builds

2.4.5 New Features

• Support for automatic time updating (+CCLK) based on the NITZ information

• AT Command for Driving Mode: AT_ODRVM

Command Possible Response(s) _ODRVM=[<n>] OK

_ODRVM? _ODRVM: <n>

_ODRVM=? _ODRVM: (0-1)

Description This command changes the setting for driving mode. When enabled, incoming calls are dropped with cause 21: “Call Rejected” and two user specified diagnostics are added to octet 5 and 6. Octet 5: 0x82: User Specific, Transient Octet 6: 0x02: Driving Mode Defined values <n>: 0 Driving mode disabled. No call rejection. 1 Driving mode enabled. Incoming calls are rejected and user

specified diagnostics are set.






2.5 V2.3.3

General Firmware Version 2.3.3 Build Date July 18, 2007 Release Date July 26, 2007

Stack Manufacturer Qualcomm Version KLRB4050302O Patch /


Engineering Projects Supported?

Fuji-GT NO Fuji-L NO

Fuji-Ex NO

Scorpion YES Zaltys NO

KOI NO


The firmware implements a fix for the recognition of the scorpion module by the BIOS of certain notebooks. This feature is by default disabled, and can be activated by a customization item.


None

2.5.4 Option fixes

• Fix the response of AT_OIFC. It is now working properly with 3.x.x.x and 4.x.x.x drivers.

• UART is working when ZeroCD is enabled.

• The CBMI field is not altered from firmware anymore.

• Scorpion module only: A customization item was added to start the USB task earlier, to make sure the BIOS of certain laptops can recognize the module.






2.6 V2.3.2





Fuji-L YES Fuji-Ex YES Scorpion YES

Zaltys YES KOI NO


In firmware 2.3.2 it is possible to lock the Diagnostics port. By default this feature is disabled. A customization item can activate this feature. The firmware implements a fix for the recognition of the scorpion module by the BIOS of certain notebooks. This feature is by default disabled, and can be activated by a customization item. Also a new AT command has been implemented to indicate the changes of the W_DISABLE pin on the scorpion module.


None

2.6.4 Option fixes

• Fix the response of OIFC

• When the card is in manual network selection mode and the NW is added to the forbidden PLMN list, the last manual PLMN selected is also cleared. At the next power up this Network will not be retried.






• When a new network is manually selected when you are already in manual network selection mode, the “last manual PLMN selected” field is updated.

• Small Interoperability change with the CEM.

• Added customization item to lock the Diagnostics port.

• Fix AT_OMSIDSW: In some cases the card was not switching to mass storage device when the command was send. This bug is now fixed. Note: The AT command will only work when the mass storage (Zero CD) functionality is enabled on the card.

• Scorpion module only: A customization item was added to start the USB task earlier, to make sure the BIOS of certain laptops can recognize the module.

2.6.5 New features

W_Disable State INDication “AT_OWIND”

Command Possible Response(s) AT_OWIND=<wind> OK

AT_OWIND? _OWIND: <wind>,<wind_state>

AT_OWIND=? _OWIND: (list of supported

<wind>s)

Description: Set command allows the enabling or disabling of the unsolicited “_OWSTAT: <wind_state>” result code, which reports a W_DISABLE

signal state change. The result code is disabled by default. The <wind>

value is not stored, so when required, the result code needs to be enabled at each power cycle. When enabled, an unsolicited “_OWSTAT“ indication will be generated

each time the W_DISABLE signal state changes. Read command returns the current <wind> setting, as well as the current

W_DISABLE state. Test command returns the range of supported <wind>s.

Defined values: <wind>: unsolicited result code state

0 _OWSTAT indication disabled

1 _OWSTAT indication enabled

<wind_state>: state of the W_DISABLE signal

0 W_DISABLE signal active low 1 W_DISABLE signal active high






2.7 V2.3.1





Fuji-L NO Fuji-Ex NO Scorpion YES

Zaltys NO KOI NO


In firmware 2.3.1, USB Selective Suspend is enabled again. In the previous firmware this feature was disabled because it caused problems on Vista. Microsoft provided some Vista Patch for this issue (KB925528 - KB935783 - KB930568) to solve this problem. Please make sure these patches are installed on your system. Also, the new Zero CD concept is implemented in this firmware. In the previous version the device did not switch to modem device, when the user had restricted rights. As the driver now sends the switch command on a lower level, the firmware needed to be changed, to pick up the switch command.


None






2.7.4 Option fixes

• Fix for displaying the network name: Previously the NITZ name of the previously registered PLMN could be shown if the network registered PLMN didn’t provide a NITZ network name. Now the NITZ is only shown when it is not overruled by SPN, PNN or ONS.

• It is not possible anymore to set OIFC to modem only when using the 7.2 interface. AT_OIFC will respond with an error.

• Fixed Sub-network lock problem: In previous firmware, the phone would get in locked state, when using the sub-network lock in combination with a USIM not containing the MNC length in the EF-AD field.

• Added Customization item to prevent showing the IMSI.

• Implemented the improved Zero CD concept when the 7.2 interface is active. As the driver sends the switch command on a lower level (SCSI command), the firmware had to be adapted to receive the switch command. The new Zero CD concept will only work from driver 4.0.0.17 onwards.

• AT commands for GPS will not work if the GPS functionality is disabled on the card.

• Fixed USBDC stack corruption. The corruption would lead to the device not enumerating or showing “Unknown device”. The problem only occurred when the Mass storage (Zero CD) is used, and the EFS is really busy (e.g. garbage collection at start up)

• Removed the IP boundary checking, as Qualcomm implemented a similar feature.

• Setting the DS parameter on 2 in the AT+CNMI command is not allowed, as there is no Status Report memory available on the data cards.

• USB Selective Suspend is enabled again. In the previous firmware this feature was disabled because it caused problems on Vista. Microsoft provided some Vista Patches for this issue (KB925528 - KB935783 - KB930568) to solve this problem.

• The phone book memory is increased.

• Fixed the AT+CGATT response when AT+CFUN differs from 1

• AT_OICT will be updated when the network is loosed or when changing RAT.

• Fixed freeze of the card when an Unknown CM event is reported.

• A check is implemented to see if a proactive command can be accepted.

• Allow incoming calls to be dropped with DTR.

• STK: Fixed downloading issues after a SIM refresh.

• The PDM caches are cleared in case of a SIM refresh

• AT_OIFC (PCSC): When you change the ports, the switching will work after a reboot.






2.8 V2.3.0

General Firmware Version 2.3.0 Build Date June 11, 2007 Release Date June 14, 2007




Fuji-L YES Fuji-Ex YES Scorpion YES

Zaltys YES KOI NO


Firmware 2.3.0 is based on Qualcomm firmware KLRB4050302O. Some minor USB and mass storage device issues have been fixed and/or customized.

The firmware also fixes some crashes of the card.

For the modules (Koi and Scorpion), some minor changes have been made on voice and GPS functionality.


• CR 113851 (no status command after REFRESH [USIM App Reset])

• CR 107858 (wrong terminal response to some REFRESH modes)

2.8.4 Option fixes

• SE13 Update: Version:26th March 2007

• NAPRD Update: Version:2.6.11 February 22, 2007 Appendix B

• AT+CFUN=0 now waits for deregistration.

• Fix for multiplexed AT ports where large output could stall control requests.

• Customisation added to choose if mass-storage always comes up first or only the first time the card gets installed

• Enabled remote wakeup again (so enabled deep sleep).






• Displayed Network name: corrected the checking for HPLMN (to use SPN) to correct a problem seen when length of MNC is not present in EF-AD

• fix: tcxo_en gpio is not initialised, causing the card to sometimes crash when resetting

• Enabled the AT_OIFC functionality for usb-devices

• Added: blackadder platform recognition and blackadder usb-id's

• add fuji-lc usb-id's

• Fix: zero-cd on mac os-x 10.3.9

• Correction of PSC-codes in _OSDI command

• Fix: crash when switching from mass-storage to modem

• Fix: Packed SMS for certain operator

• New STK Terminal Profile (for certain operator)

• Allow incoming calls: The firmware does not have an internal Video telephony application registered so it is needed to follow the normal call handling procedures where the data is transferred to the sio, just like all data calls!

• Fixed: If a video "connect 64000" came, during USB suspend mode, it got missing somewhere.

• Reset sio parser after disconnect call MT: This is the problem where after a UCSD MT disconnect, some stray data is causing the modem port to be stuck. After the response “no carrier” the sio pre-parser is not rearmed and this is letting all data through instead of deleting everything that does not start with AT.

• Fix: card not always enumerating after switching from mass-storage

• Fix: AT port stall when sequence AT+CFUN=0 is executed.

• Fix: for missing of the USB remote wakeup / resume. (Previously the USB could die when doing remote wakeup). It seems the USB core got confused when we did 2 remote wakeup signals before the host resumed. The fix is to allow only one remote wakeup signalling and then wait for the host.

• Network lock fix when the number of MNC digits is not present in EF-AD. Previously the firmware would take default 2 digits when the field was not present. However since there are both 2 and 3 MNC digits SIM’s, without the proper info in EF-AD, the firmware will now use as much digits as are present in the lock.

• Enable unsolicited result codes after call setup.

• USB suspend is disabled because it caused problems on Vista

• Fixed the crash caused by resetting the device while it was in sleep mode (USB device not recognised after restart)

• Fixed decoding of NITZ network name. Previously the wrong number of characters would be displayed (when it was not overruled by spn, ons or pnn)

• Fix for USB remote wakeup problem on Vista.

• Fix for missing response “OK” after AT_OAIR when aircraft mode was already off.

• Changes to OIFC, interface changes for GPS.

• AT+CLCK can no longer be aborted.






• Fix for AT+CFUN=0 crash.

• Fix for unsolicited messages arriving while typing and executing an AT command.

• Fix for AT_OAIR=0 stall when cfun=1 the card is registered on the network.

• Fix crash when deactivating network lock with CLCK. (Previously the card would crash, although the unlocking itself was done successfully!).

• Fix for smartcard whql: correct indication when no SIM at start-up

• Fix for EFS upgrade crash (seen when upgrading from 1.x.x to 2.x.x when an iso or storage is in the EFS).

• GPS Fixes (modules): o Fix for AT_OGPS. Can now enable and disable GPS. o AT_OGPSLS now correctly reads and writes both nv items and txt

files. o MTLR (Mobile Terminated Location Request) is now accepted by

PDSM (Position determination State Machine). o Moved all responses to an MTLR into the call back function. This

will now work for both Control Plane and User Plane.

2.8.5 New Features

• Reject Video calls: If rejecting Video calls has been enabled and the setup call is a video call, the video call is rejected with cause "USER_BUSY" (MT) or "ERROR" (MO). By default, rejection of video calls is switched off (No rejecting of Video Calls)

• Reject auto re-dialling: This feature checks if a dialled number needs to be rejected because it has been called already a max number of times in a specific time frame. Default this feature is disabled.






2.9 V2.2.0

General Firmware Version 2.2.0 Build Date Apr 13, 2007 Release Date Apr 19, 2007




Fuji-L YES Fuji-Ex NO Scorpion YES

Zaltys YES KOI NO


• Firmware 2.2.0 is based on Qualcomm firmware KLRB4050301O.

• The firmware also fixes some crashes of the card. With previous firmware version, a crash was seen when the card went in sleep mode. Now the card is prevented to go to sleep.

• For the modules (Koi and Scorpion), some minor changes have been made on voice and GPS functionality.


• The Option firmware 2.2.0 is based on Qualcomm firmware KLRB4050301O. The most important bugs fixed for Option: o CR 11170: U-plane connection failure after event 1A procedure

• Other fixes implemented in this firmware, can be found in the Qualcomm release note

2.9.4 Option fixes

• Fix for reading a single empty phonebook record

• Fix for AT_OGACT & AT_OLCC. These commands sometimes caused a crash in previous firmware versions.

• The cards are prevented to go to sleep, as this could cause a crash.

• Additional fixes on modules:






o GPS can be set to go over the PCSC port. o Small changes in the AT commands for Mobile Originated

Location Request (MOLR) and Mobile Terminating Location Request (MTLR)

o Fix to prevent 3G voice call crashes. o Fixed DTMF tones for inband calls: The firmware makes sure

inband calls can also generate DTMF tones






2.10 V2.1.3

General Firmware Version 2.1.3 Build Date Mar 27, 2007 Release Date Apr 6, 2007

Stack Manufacturer Qualcomm Version KLRZ4050 Patch /


Engineering Projects Supported? Fuji-GT NO

Fuji-L NO Fuji-Ex NO Scorpion YES

Zaltys NO KOI NO


• When the radio is turned off by the hardware (W_Disable#), it will not be possible to force the card to AT+CFUN=1 in the software. The firmware will respond with “CME Error – operation not allowed”

• A new feature is added in this firmware: AT_OVSIM. With this AT command, a virtual SIM can be activated. NOTE: This command can only be used in production environment!


• None

2.10.4 Option fixes

• Added U800 (band VI) and U17IX (band IX) to the _OPBM command.

• Enable remote wakeup

• Qualcomm Patch for RSSI indication during CELL_FACH. This patch also includes a fix to show the signal strength when it equals zero

• Fix AT_OWCTI: On networks older than Rel.6 compliancy, the Serving Cell Type is not included in SIB 5. Therefore, we check via RRC if our 'WCDMA' cell is also 'HSDPA' capable.

• Fixed W_DISABLE functionality for Scorpion. • Removed restriction on voice call during PS call






2.10.5 New features

Activate Virtual SIM “AT_OVSIM”

Command Possible response(s) _OVSIM OK _OVSIM=? OK

_OVSIM? ERROR

Description This command can be used to activate virtual SIM mode. In this mode, the FW emulates the presence of a test SIM, thereby offering the capability to make and receive calls without requiring a real SIM to be present. The data that is used for the virtual SIM is hard-coded in the FW and is set to:

AUTH_KEY: 0x80,0x1C,0x2B IMSI: 0x08,0x09,0x10,0x10,0x10,0x32,0x54,0x76,0x98 LOCI: 0x80,0x81,0x82,0x83,0x00,0xF1,0x10,0x00,0x01,0x00,0x01 Kc: 0x11,0x22,0x33,0x44,0x55,0x66,0x77,0x88,0x00 PLMNSel: 0x00,0xF1,0x10 SST: 0xFF,0x33,0xFF,0xFF,0x3F,0xF0,0xFF,0x0F,0x3F,0x3F,0xFF,0xFF,0xFC,0xFF ACC: 0x00,0x01 FPLMN: 0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF PHASE: 0x03 AD: 0x81,0x00,0x01,0x03 HPLMN: 0x02 This mode is only meant to be used inside a production environment where it might not be possible to use a real SIM.






2.11 V2.1.2

General Firmware Version 2.1.2 Build Date Feb 20, 2007 Release Date Feb 26, 2007

Stack Manufacturer Qualcomm Version KLRZ4050 Patch 4



Fuji-L YES Fuji-Ex NO Scorpion NO

Zaltys YES KOI NO


• This firmware release supports 7.2 Mbps HS-SCCH downlink connections. It is the first official firmware on the MSM6280 platform, supporting 7.2 Mbps.

• Firmware 2.1.2 is based on Qualcomm firmware KLRZ4050.

• Fixed issue with re-attempting call setup after an initial failed setup.

• Turned off USB suspend/resume.

• Fix for AT+CNUM. Can now handle EF_MSISDN Alpha Identifier not having valid content.

• AT&F is disabled.

• Fixed MO PDP Deactivation reason, which could sometimes be incorrectly set to ACTIVATION_REJECTED_UNSPECIFIED instead of REGULAR_DEACTIVATION.

• Implemented AT commands +VTS and +VTD.

• Implementation of new Option custom NV item, in order to customize the lowest byte of the USB device ID.

• In some cases when the host voltage was low, this would prevent the card from booting. A workaround for this problem was implemented.

• Various minor USB Mass storage & CD fixes

• Moved network task initialization priority up so it works better in combination with the mass storage switching.

• Change USB descriptors from bus-powered to self-powered for all devices except Zaltys







New Qualcomm firmware KLRZ4050.


Sleep mode has been disabled until it is validated with the 7.2 network

drivers.






References Ref Document

1 FUJ-SPQ-UM-Fuji_Quick_Install_Manual-V02-F1.pdf Option

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