RE: vx8100 fixes

### BITPIM
###
### Copyright (C) 2003-2005 Roger Binns <[email protected]>
### Copyright (C) 2005 Simon Capper <[email protected]>
###
### This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
### it under the terms of the BitPim license as detailed in the LICENSE file.
###

"""Communicate with the LG VX8100 cell phone

The VX8100 is substantially similar to the VX7000 but also supports video.

"""

# standard modules
import re
import time
import cStringIO
import sha

# my modules
import common
import commport
import copy
import com_lgvx4400
import p_brew
import p_lgvx8100
import com_lgvx7000
import com_brew
import com_phone
import com_lg
import prototypes
import bpcalendar
import call_history
import sms
import memo


from prototypes import *



class Phone(com_lgvx7000.Phone):
    "Talk to the LG VX8100 cell phone"

    desc="LG-VX8100"

    protocolclass=p_lgvx8100
    serialsname='lgvx8100'

    builtinringtones= ('Low Beep Once', 'Low Beeps', 'Loud Beep Once', 'Loud Beeps', 'VZW Default Ringtone') + \
                      tuple(['Ringtone '+`n` for n in range(1,11)]) + \
                      ('No Ring',)

    ringtonelocations= (
        # type       index-file   size-file directory-to-use lowest-index-to-use maximum-entries type-major
        ( 'ringers', 'dload/my_ringtone.dat', 'dload/my_ringtonesize.dat', 'brew/16452/lk/mr', 100, 150, 1),
        )

    builtinwallpapers = () # none

    wallpaperlocations= (
        ( 'images', 'dload/image.dat', 'dload/imagesize.dat', 'brew/16452/mp', 100, 50, 0),
        )
        
    def __init__(self, logtarget, commport):
        com_lgvx4400.Phone.__init__(self, logtarget, commport)
        self.mode=self.MODENONE

    def getfundamentals(self, results):
        """Gets information fundamental to interopating with the phone and UI.

        Currently this is:

          - 'uniqueserial'     a unique serial number representing the phone
          - 'groups'           the phonebook groups
          - 'wallpaper-index'  map index numbers to names
          - 'ringtone-index'   map index numbers to ringtone names

        This method is called before we read the phonebook data or before we
        write phonebook data.
        """

        # use a hash of ESN and other stuff (being paranoid)
        self.log("Retrieving fundamental phone information")
        self.log("Phone serial number")
        results['uniqueserial']=sha.new(self.getfilecontents("nvm/$SYS.ESN")).hexdigest()
        # now read groups
        self.log("Reading group information")
        buf=prototypes.buffer(self.getfilecontents("pim/pbgroup.dat"))
        g=self.protocolclass.pbgroups()
        g.readfrombuffer(buf)
        self.logdata("Groups read", buf.getdata(), g)
        groups={}
        for i in range(len(g.groups)):
            if len(g.groups[i].name): # sometimes have zero length names
                groups[i]={'name': g.groups[i].name }
        results['groups']=groups
        self.getwallpaperindices(results)
        self.getringtoneindices(results)
        self.log("Fundamentals retrieved")
        return results

    def savegroups(self, data):
        groups=data['groups']
        keys=groups.keys()
        keys.sort()
        g=self.protocolclass.pbgroups()
        for k in keys:
            e=self.protocolclass.pbgroup()
            e.name=groups[k]['name']
            g.groups.append(e)
        buffer=prototypes.buffer()
        g.writetobuffer(buffer)
        self.logdata("New group file", buffer.getvalue(), g)
        self.writefile("pim/pbgroup.dat", buffer.getvalue())

    def getmemo(self, result):
        # read the memo file
        try:
            buf=prototypes.buffer(self.getfilecontents("sch/neomemo.dat"))
            text_memo=self.protocolclass.textmemofile()
            text_memo.readfrombuffer(buf)
            res={}
            for m in text_memo.items:
                entry=memo.MemoEntry()
                entry.text=m.text
                entry.set_date_isostr("%d%02d%02dT%02d%02d00" % ((m.memotime)))
                res[entry.id]=entry
        except com_brew.BrewNoSuchFileException:
            res={}
        result['memo']=res
        return result

    def savememo(self, result, merge):
        text_memo=self.protocolclass.textmemofile()
        memo_dict=result.get('memo', {})
        keys=memo_dict.keys()
        keys.sort()
        text_memo.itemcount=len(keys)
        for k in keys:
            entry=self.protocolclass.textmemo()
            entry.text=memo_dict[k].text
            t=time.strptime(memo_dict[k].date, '%b %d, %Y %H:%M')
            entry.memotime=(t.tm_year, t.tm_mon, t.tm_mday, t.tm_hour, t.tm_min)
            text_memo.items.append(entry)
        buf=prototypes.buffer()
        text_memo.writetobuffer(buf)
        self.writefile("sch/neomemo.dat", buf.getvalue())
        return result

    def getcalendar(self,result):
        res={}
        # Read exceptions file first
        try:
            buf=prototypes.buffer(self.getfilecontents("sch/newschexception.dat"))
            ex=self.protocolclass.scheduleexceptionfile()
            ex.readfrombuffer(buf)
            self.logdata("Calendar exceptions", buf.getdata(), ex)
            exceptions={}
            for i in ex.items:
                try:
                    exceptions[i.pos].append( (i.year,i.month,i.day) )
                except KeyError:
                    exceptions[i.pos]=[ (i.year,i.month,i.day) ]
        except com_brew.BrewNoSuchFileException:
            exceptions={}

        # Now read schedule
        try:
            buf=prototypes.buffer(self.getfilecontents("sch/newschedule.dat"))
            if len(buf.getdata())<3:
                # file is empty, and hence same as non-existent
                raise com_brew.BrewNoSuchFileException()
            sc=self.protocolclass.schedulefile()
            self.logdata("Calendar", buf.getdata(), sc)
            sc.readfrombuffer(buf)
            for event in sc.events:
                # the vx8100 has a bad entry when the calender is empty
                # stop processing the calender when we hit this record
                if event.pos==0: #invalid entry
                    break                   
                entry=bpcalendar.CalendarEntry()
                entry.description=event.description
                entry.start=event.start
                entry.end=event.end
                entry.vibrate=~(event.alarmindex_vibrate&0x1) # vibarate bit is inverted in phone 0=on, 1=off
                entry.repeat = self.makerepeat(event.repeat)
                min=event.alarmminutes
                hour=event.alarmhours
                if min==0x64 or hour==0x64:
                    entry.alarm=None # no alarm set
                else:
                    entry.alarm=hour*60+min
                entry.ringtone=result['ringtone-index'][event.ringtone]['name']
                entry.snoozedelay=0
                # check for exceptions and remove them
                if event.repeat[3] and exceptions.has_key(event.pos):
                    for year, month, day in exceptions[event.pos]:
                        entry.suppress_repeat_entry(year, month, day)
                res[entry.id]=entry

            assert sc.numactiveitems==len(res)
        except com_brew.BrewNoSuchFileException:
            pass # do nothing if file doesn't exist
        result['calendar']=res
        return result

    def makerepeat(self, repeat):
        # get all the variables out of the repeat tuple
        # and convert into a bpcalender RepeatEntry
        type,dow,interval,exceptions=repeat
        if type==0:
            repeat_entry=None
        else:
            repeat_entry=bpcalendar.RepeatEntry()
            if type==1: #daily
                repeat_entry.repeat_type=repeat_entry.daily
                repeat_entry.interval=interval
            elif type==5: #'monfri'
                repeat_entry.repeat_type=repeat_entry.daily
                repeat_entry.interval=0
            elif type==2: #'weekly'
                repeat_entry.repeat_type=repeat_entry.weekly
                repeat_entry.dow=dow
                repeat_entry.interval=interval
            elif type==3: #'monthly'
                repeat_entry.repeat_type=repeat_entry.monthly
                repeat_entry.interval=interval
                repeat_entry.dow=0
            elif type==6: #'monthly' #Xth Y day (e.g. 2nd friday each month)
                repeat_entry.repeat_type=repeat_entry.monthly
                repeat_entry.interval=interval #X
                repeat_entry.dow=dow #Y
            else: # =4 'yearly'
                repeat_entry.repeat_type=repeat_entry.yearly
        return repeat_entry

    def savecalendar(self, dict, merge):
        # ::TODO::
        # what will be written to the files
        eventsf=self.protocolclass.schedulefile()
        exceptionsf=self.protocolclass.scheduleexceptionfile()
        # what are we working with
        cal=dict['calendar']
        newcal={}
        #sort into start order, makes it possible to see if the calendar has changed        
        keys=[(x.start, k) for k,x in cal.items()]
        keys.sort()
        # number of entries
        eventsf.numactiveitems=len(keys)
        pos=1
        contains_alarms=False        
        # play with each entry
        for (_,k) in keys:
            # entry is what we will return to user
            entry=cal[k]
            data=self.protocolclass.scheduleevent()
            data.pos=eventsf.packetsize()
            data.description=entry.description
            data.start=entry.start
            data.end=entry.end
            self.setalarm(entry, data)
            data.ringtone=0
            for i in dict['ringtone-index']:
                if dict['ringtone-index'][i]['name']==entry.ringtone:
                    data.ringtone=i
            # check for exceptions and add them to the exceptions list
            exceptions=0
            if entry.repeat!=None:
                if data.end[:3]==entry.no_end_date:
                    data.end=(2100, 12, 31)+data.end[3:]
                for i in entry.repeat.suppressed:
                    de=self.protocolclass.scheduleexception()
                    de.pos=data.pos
                    de.day=i.date.day
                    de.month=i.date.month
                    de.year=i.date.year
                    exceptions=1
                    exceptionsf.items.append(de)
            if entry.repeat != None:
                data.repeat=(self.getrepeattype(entry, exceptions))
            else:
                data.repeat=((0,0,0,0))
            data.unknown1=0
            data.unknown2=0
            if data.alarmindex_vibrate!=1: # if alarm set
                contains_alarms=True
            # put entry in nice shiny new dict we are building
            entry=copy.copy(entry)
            newcal[data.pos]=entry
            eventsf.events.append(data)

        buf=prototypes.buffer()
        eventsf.writetobuffer(buf)
        # We check the existing calender as changes require a reboot for the alarms
        # to work properly, also no point writing the file if it is not changing
        if buf.getvalue()!=self.getfilecontents("sch/newschedule.dat"):
            self.logdata("Writing calendar", buf.getvalue(), eventsf)
            self.writefile("sch/newschedule.dat", buf.getvalue())
            if contains_alarms:
                self.log("Your phone has to be rebooted due to the calendar changing")
                dict["rebootphone"]=True
        else:
            self.log("Phone calendar unchanged, no update required")

        buf=prototypes.buffer()
        exceptionsf.writetobuffer(buf)
        self.logdata("Writing calendar exceptions", buf.getvalue(), exceptionsf)
        self.writefile("sch/newschexception.dat", buf.getvalue())

        # fix passed in dict
        dict['calendar']=newcal

        return dict

    def getrepeattype(self, entry, exceptions):
        #convert the bpcalender type into vx8100 type
        repeat_entry=bpcalendar.RepeatEntry()
        if entry.repeat.repeat_type==repeat_entry.monthly:
            dow=entry.repeat.dow
            if entry.repeat.dow==0:
                # set interval for month type 4 to start day of month, (required by vx8100)
                interval=entry.start[2]
                type=3
            else:
                interval=entry.repeat.interval
                type=6
        elif entry.repeat.repeat_type==repeat_entry.daily:
            dow=entry.repeat.dow
            interval=entry.repeat.interval
            if entry.repeat.interval==0:
                type=5
            else:
                type=1
        elif entry.repeat.repeat_type==repeat_entry.weekly:
            dow=entry.repeat.dow
            interval=entry.repeat.interval
            type=2
        elif entry.repeat.repeat_type==repeat_entry.yearly:
            # set interval to start day of month, (required by vx8100)
            interval=entry.start[2]
            # set dow to start month, (required by vx8100)
            dow=entry.start[1]
            type=4
        return (type, dow, interval, exceptions)

    def setalarm(self, entry, data):
        # vx8100 only allows certain repeat intervals, adjust to fit, it also stores an index to the interval
        if entry.alarm>=2880:
            entry.alarm=2880
            data.alarmminutes=0
            data.alarmhours=48
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0x10
        elif entry.alarm>=1440:
            entry.alarm=1440
            data.alarmminutes=0
            data.alarmhours=24
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0xe
        elif entry.alarm>=120:
            entry.alarm=120
            data.alarmminutes=0
            data.alarmhours=2
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0xc
        elif entry.alarm>=60:
            entry.alarm=60
            data.alarmminutes=0
            data.alarmhours=1
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0xa
        elif entry.alarm>=15:
            entry.alarm=15
            data.alarmminutes=15
            data.alarmhours=0
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0x8
        elif entry.alarm>=10:
            entry.alarm=10
            data.alarmminutes=10
            data.alarmhours=0
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0x6
        elif entry.alarm>=5:
            entry.alarm=5
            data.alarmminutes=5
            data.alarmhours=0
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0x4
        elif entry.alarm>=0:
            entry.alarm=0
            data.alarmminutes=0
            data.alarmhours=0
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=0x2
        else: # no alarm
            data.alarmminutes=0x64
            data.alarmhours=0x64
            data.alarmindex_vibrate=1

        # set the vibrate bit
        if data.alarmindex_vibrate > 1 and entry.vibrate==0:
            data.alarmindex_vibrate+=1
        return

    my_model='VX8100'

    def getphoneinfo(self, phone_info):
        self.log('Getting Phone Info')
        try:
            s=self.getfilecontents('brew/version.txt')
            if s[:6]=='VX8100':
                phone_info.append('Model:', "VX8100")
                req=p_brew.firmwarerequest()
                res=self.sendbrewcommand(req, self.protocolclass.firmwareresponse)
                phone_info.append('Firmware Version:', res.firmware)
                s=self.getfilecontents("nvm/$SYS.ESN")[85:89]
                txt='%02X%02X%02X%02X'%(ord(s[3]), ord(s[2]), ord(s[1]), ord(s[0]))
                phone_info.append('ESN:', txt)
                txt=self.getfilecontents("nvm/nvm/nvm_cdma")[180:190]
                phone_info.append('Phone Number:', txt)
        except:
            pass
        return

    def getfilesystem(self, dir="", recurse=0):
        results={}

        self.log("(New) Listing dir '"+dir+"'")
        
        req=p_brew.listdirectoryrequest()
        req.dirname=dir
        for i in xrange(10000):
            try:
                req.entrynumber=i
                res=self.sendbrewcommand(req,p_brew.listdirectoryresponse)
                # sometimes subdir can already include the parent directory
                f=res.subdir.rfind("/")
                if f>=0: subdir=res.subdir[f+1:]
                else: subdir=res.subdir
                if len(dir):
                    subdir=dir+"/"+subdir
                results[subdir]={ 'name': subdir, 'type': 'directory' }
                if recurse>0:
                    results.update(self.getfilesystem(subdir, recurse-1))
            except com_brew.BrewNoMoreEntriesException:
                break

        # self.log("file listing 0x0b command")
        req=p_brew.listfilerequest()
        req.dirname=dir
        for i in xrange(10000):
            try:
                req.entrynumber=i
                res=self.sendbrewcommand(req,p_brew.listfileresponse)
                results[res.filename]={ 'name': res.filename, 'type': 'file',
                                'size': res.size }
                if res.date==0:
                    results[res.filename]['date']=(0, "")
                else:
                    try:
                        date=res.date+self._brewepochtounix
                        results[res.filename]['date']=(date, time.strftime("%x %X", time.gmtime(date)))
                    except:
                        # invalid date - see SF bug #833517
                        results[res.filename]['date']=(0, "")
                    
            except com_brew.BrewNoMoreEntriesException:
                break

        return results

parentprofile=com_lgvx7000.Profile
class Profile(parentprofile):
    protocolclass=Phone.protocolclass
    serialsname=Phone.serialsname

    BP_Calendar_Version=3
    phone_manufacturer='LG Electronics Inc'
    phone_model='VX8100'

    WALLPAPER_WIDTH=176
    WALLPAPER_HEIGHT=184
    MAX_WALLPAPER_BASENAME_LENGTH=32
    WALLPAPER_FILENAME_CHARS="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 ."
    WALLPAPER_CONVERT_FORMAT="jpg"
   
    MAX_RINGTONE_BASENAME_LENGTH=32
    RINGTONE_FILENAME_CHARS="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 ."

    # there is an origin named 'aod' - no idea what it is for except maybe
    # 'all other downloads'

    # the vx8100 supports bluetooth for connectivity to the PC, define the "bluetooth_mgd_id"
    # to enable bluetooth discovery during phone detection
    # the bluetooth address starts with LG's the three-octet OUI, all LG phone
    # addresses start with this, it provides a way to identify LG bluetooth devices
    # during phone discovery
    # OUI=Organizationally Unique Identifier
    # see http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml for more info
    bluetooth_mfg_id="001256"

    # the 8100 doesn't have seperate origins - they are all dumped in "images"
    imageorigins={}
    imageorigins.update(common.getkv(parentprofile.stockimageorigins, "images"))
    def GetImageOrigins(self):
        return self.imageorigins

    # our targets are the same for all origins
    imagetargets={}
    imagetargets.update(common.getkv(parentprofile.stockimagetargets, "wallpaper",
                                      {'width': 176, 'height': 184, 'format': "JPEG"}))
    imagetargets.update(common.getkv(parentprofile.stockimagetargets, "pictureid",
                                      {'width': 176, 'height': 184, 'format': "JPEG"}))
    imagetargets.update(common.getkv(parentprofile.stockimagetargets, "outsidelcd",
                                      {'width': 96, 'height': 80, 'format': "JPEG"}))
    imagetargets.update(common.getkv(parentprofile.stockimagetargets, "fullscreen",
                                      {'width': 176, 'height': 220, 'format': "JPEG"}))

    def GetTargetsForImageOrigin(self, origin):
        return self.imagetargets

 
    def __init__(self):
        parentprofile.__init__(self)

    _supportedsyncs=(
        ('phonebook', 'read', None),   # all phonebook reading
        ('calendar', 'read', None),    # all calendar reading
        ('wallpaper', 'read', None),   # all wallpaper reading
        ('ringtone', 'read', None),    # all ringtone reading
        ('call_history', 'read', None),# all call history list reading
        ('sms', 'read', None),         # all SMS list reading
        ('memo', 'read', None),        # all memo list reading
        ('phonebook', 'write', 'OVERWRITE'),  # only overwriting phonebook
        ('calendar', 'write', 'OVERWRITE'),   # only overwriting calendar
        ('wallpaper', 'write', 'MERGE'),      # merge and overwrite wallpaper
        ('wallpaper', 'write', 'OVERWRITE'),
        ('ringtone', 'write', 'MERGE'),       # merge and overwrite ringtone
        ('ringtone', 'write', 'OVERWRITE'),
        ('sms', 'write', 'OVERWRITE'),        # all SMS list writing
        ('memo', 'write', 'OVERWRITE'),       # all memo list writing
        )

### BITPIM
###
### Copyright (C) 2003-2004 Roger Binns <[email protected]>
###
### This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
### it under the terms of the BitPim license as detailed in the LICENSE file.
###
### $Id: p_brew.p,v 1.12 2005/09/27 01:03:47 djpham Exp $

%{

"""Various descriptions of data used in Brew Protocol"""

from prototypes import *

# We use LSB for all integer like fields
UINT=UINTlsb
BOOL=BOOLlsb

import com_brew

%}

# Note that we don't include the trailing CRC and 7f

PACKET requestheader:
    "The bit in front on all Brew request packets"
    1 UINT {'constant': 0x59} +commandmode
    1 UINT command

PACKET responseheader:
    "The bit in front on all Brew response packets"
    1 UINT {'constant': 0x59} commandmode
    1 UINT command
    1 UINT errorcode

PACKET readfilerequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x04} +header
    1 UINT {'constant': 0} +blocknumber
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} filename

PACKET readfileresponse:
    * responseheader header
    1 UINT blockcounter
    1 BOOL thereismore "true if there is more data available after this block"
    4 UINT filesize
    2 UINT datasize
    * DATA {'sizeinbytes': self.datasize} data

PACKET readfileblockrequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x04} +header
    1 UINT blockcounter  "always greater than zero, increment with each request, loop to 0x01 from 0xff"

PACKET readfileblockresponse:
    * responseheader header
    1 UINT blockcounter
    1 BOOL thereismore  "true if there is more data available after this block"
    2 UINT datasize
    * DATA {'sizeinbytes': self.datasize} data

PACKET writefilerequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x05} +header
    1 UINT {'value': 0} +blockcounter
    1 BOOL {'value': self.filesize>0x100} +*thereismore
    1 UINT {'constant': 1} +unknown1
    4 UINT filesize
    4 UINT {'constant': 0x000100ff} +unknown2 "probably file attributes"
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} filename
    2 UINT {'value': len(self.data)} +*datalen
    * DATA data
        
PACKET writefileblockrequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x05} +header
    1 UINT blockcounter
    1 BOOL thereismore
    2 UINT {'value': len(self.data)} +*datalen
    * DATA data
    
PACKET listdirectoriesrequest:
    "Lists the subdirectories of dirname"
    * requestheader {'command': 0x02} +header
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} dirname

PACKET listdirectoriesresponse:
    * responseheader header
    2 UINT numentries
    if self.numentries>0:
        # Samsung A620 has garbage from this point on if numentries==0
        2 UINT datalen
        * LIST {'length': self.numentries} items:
            * STRING subdir
    
PACKET listfilerequest:
    "This gets one directory entry (files only) at a time"
    * requestheader {'command': 0x0b} +header
    4 UINT entrynumber
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} dirname

PACKET listfileresponse:
    * responseheader header
    4 UINT entrynumber  
    4 UNKNOWN unknown1  "probably the file attributes"
    4 UINT date         
    4 UINT size         
    4 UNKNOWN unknown2
    * com_brew.SPURIOUSZERO spuriouszero  "on some models there is a zero here"
    1 UINT dirnamelen "which portion of the filename is the directory, including the last /"
    * STRING {'terminator': None, 'pascal': True} filename 

PACKET listdirectoryrequest:
    "This gets one directory entry (directory only) at a time"
    * requestheader {'command': 0x0a} +header
    4 UINT entrynumber
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} dirname

PACKET listdirectoryresponse:
    * responseheader header
    4 UINT entrynumber  
    17 UNKNOWN unknown1  "probably the directory attributes"
    * STRING {'terminator': None, 'pascal': True} subdir 

PACKET statfilerequest:
    "Get the status of the file"
    * requestheader { 'command': 7 } +header
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} filename

PACKET statfileresponse:
    * responseheader header
    4 UNKNOWN unknown1  "probably the file attributes"
    4 UINT date         
    4 UINT size         
    
PACKET mkdirrequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x00} +header
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} dirname

PACKET rmdirrequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x01} +header
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} dirname

PACKET rmfilerequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x06} +header
    * STRING {'terminator': 0, 'pascal': True} filename

PACKET memoryconfigrequest:
    * requestheader {'command': 0x0c} +header

PACKET memoryconfigresponse:
    * responseheader header
    4 UINT amountofmemory  "how much memory the EFS has in bytes"

PACKET firmwarerequest:
    1 UINT {'constant': 0x00} +command

PACKET firmwareresponse:
    1 UINT command
    11 STRING {'terminator': None}  date1
    8 STRING {'terminator': None}  time1
    11 STRING {'terminator': None}  date2
    8 STRING {'terminator': None}  time2
    8 STRING {'terminator': None}  string1
    1 UNKNOWN dunno1
    11 STRING {'terminator': None}  date3
    1 UNKNOWN dunno2
    8 STRING {'terminator': None}  time3
    11 UNKNOWN dunno3
    10 STRING {'terminator': None}  firmware
    # things differ from this point on depending on the model
    # 7 UNKNOWN dunno4
    # 16 STRING {'terminator': None}  phonemodel
    # 5 STRING {'terminator': None}  prl

PACKET testing0crequest:
    1 UINT {'constant': 0x0c} +command

PACKET testing0cresponse:
    * UNKNOWN pad

PACKET setmoderequest:
    1 UINT {'constant': 0x29} +command
    1 UINT request  "1=offline 2-reset.  Reset has no effect unless already offline"
    1 UINT {'constant': 0x00} +zero

PACKET setmoderesponse:
    * UNKNOWN pad

PACKET setmodemmoderequest:
    # Tell phone to leave Diagnostic mode back to modem mode where AT
    # commands work.  In qcplink, this was called reboot.  Perhaps it reboots
    # older phones.  For at least some Sanyo and Samsung phones, it puts
    # phone back in modem mode without a reboot.
    1 UINT  {'constant': 0x44} +command

%{
# Several responses are nothing
mkdirresponse=responseheader
rmdirresponse=responseheader
rmfileresponse=responseheader
writefileresponse=responseheader
writefileblockresponse=responseheader
%}