diff -r 4816d766a08a -r f345bda72bc4 Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-789214C3-FAE2-5588-A662-7F0DE17F84F9.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-789214C3-FAE2-5588-A662-7F0DE17F84F9.dita Tue Mar 30 11:42:04 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-789214C3-FAE2-5588-A662-7F0DE17F84F9.dita Tue Mar 30 11:56:28 2010 +0100 @@ -1,55 +1,55 @@ - - - - - -High -Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) Explains the HSUPA functionality supported by Symbian platform. -
Introduction

The HSUPA functionality is supported -by extending the multimode -telephony API and the packet -data telephony API. HSUPA is defined in 3GPP R6 specifications.

HSUPA -provides users with a high speed uplink, which allows network operators to -provide more interactive value-added data services. HSUPA improves data throughput -and reduces delays by using technologies such as adaptive modulation and hybrid -ARQ. The main advantages of using HSUPA is that it does not require any hardware -modifications to existing network and phones that already supports 3G.

Developers -who wish to use HSUPA functionality should include etelmm.dll and etelpckt.dll in -their MMP files.

-
HSUPA support by the phone

The following steps -enables the client applications to find out if the phone supports HSUPA or -not:

    -

  1. Create an instance of RMobilePhone

    2. -

  2. Open a new RPacketService

    3. -

  3. Call RPacketService::GetStaticCaps() to -find out if HSUPA is supported by the phone

    4. -

  4. The function returns -with information regarding the support for 3G network service, HSUPA and HSDPA

    5. -
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HSUPA support by the network

Home network support

Clients -can verify if the home network supports HSUPA by calling RMobilePhone::GetHomeNetwork(). -The function returns the network support details in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfoV8 object.

Current -network support

Clients can verify if the current network supports -HSUPA by calling RMobilePhone::GetCurrentNetwork(). The -network support details are returned in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfoV8 object. -Clients can be notified of the changes to the current network by RMobilePhone::NotifyCurrentNetworkChange(). -The change details are returned in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfoV8 object.

HSUPA -support by detected networks

Clients can verify if HSUPA is supported -by other detected networks by calling CRetrieveMobilePhoneDetectedNetworks::StartV8(). -This is a two-phase retrieval process. After calling the CRetrieveMobilePhoneDetectedNetworks::StartV8(), -clients should call CMobilePhoneNetworkListV8 * CRetrieveMobilePhoneDetectedNetworks::RetrieveListV8L(). -The network capabilities are returned in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfo object.

Querying -the HSUPA connection state

When clients have verified HSUPA support -by the phone, they can query the state of a HSUPA connection by calling RPacketService::GetDynamicCaps().

- -Multimode -Telephony -Packet Data -Telephony + + + + + +High +Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) Explains the HSUPA functionality supported by Symbian platform. +
Introduction

The HSUPA functionality is supported +by extending the multimode +telephony API and the packet +data telephony API. HSUPA is defined in 3GPP R6 specifications.

HSUPA +provides users with a high speed uplink, which allows network operators to +provide more interactive value-added data services. HSUPA improves data throughput +and reduces delays by using technologies such as adaptive modulation and hybrid +ARQ. The main advantages of using HSUPA is that it does not require any hardware +modifications to existing network and phones that already supports 3G.

Developers +who wish to use HSUPA functionality should include etelmm.dll and etelpckt.dll in +their MMP files.

+
HSUPA support by the phone

The following steps +enables the client applications to find out if the phone supports HSUPA or +not:

    +

  1. Create an instance of RMobilePhone

    2. +

  2. Open a new RPacketService

    3. +

  3. Call RPacketService::GetStaticCaps() to +find out if HSUPA is supported by the phone

    4. +

  4. The function returns +with information regarding the support for 3G network service, HSUPA and HSDPA

    5. +
+
HSUPA support by the network

Home network support

Clients +can verify if the home network supports HSUPA by calling RMobilePhone::GetHomeNetwork(). +The function returns the network support details in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfoV8 object.

Current +network support

Clients can verify if the current network supports +HSUPA by calling RMobilePhone::GetCurrentNetwork(). The +network support details are returned in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfoV8 object. +Clients can be notified of the changes to the current network by RMobilePhone::NotifyCurrentNetworkChange(). +The change details are returned in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfoV8 object.

HSUPA +support by detected networks

Clients can verify if HSUPA is supported +by other detected networks by calling CRetrieveMobilePhoneDetectedNetworks::StartV8(). +This is a two-phase retrieval process. After calling the CRetrieveMobilePhoneDetectedNetworks::StartV8(), +clients should call CMobilePhoneNetworkListV8 * CRetrieveMobilePhoneDetectedNetworks::RetrieveListV8L(). +The network capabilities are returned in a TMobilePhoneNetworkInfo object.

Querying +the HSUPA connection state

When clients have verified HSUPA support +by the phone, they can query the state of a HSUPA connection by calling RPacketService::GetDynamicCaps().

+ +Multimode +Telephony +Packet Data +Telephony \ No newline at end of file