Installation Guide
Table Of Contents
- 1 Product Overview
- 2 Communication
- 3 Hardware Overview
- 4 Routing guidelines
- 5 Production Guideline
- 6 Packaging – Tape and Reel Information
- 7 SW integration
- 8 Operational and Regulatory information
- 9 Environmental Declaration
- 10 Terminology and Abbreviations
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7.2 Connection Profile List
In Windows XP and Vista, the WMCore service includes a list with connection
profiles which can be used by connection managers when setting up
connections. The profile list contains a list of default network operator APN
which is automatically selected by the connection manager depending on the
detected UICC card. The matching between APN and UICC card is done
based on the MCC and MNC (2 or 3 digit). In Windows 7 the list of profiles is
part of the WWAN adapter and is accessed and handled through the Windows
7 Mobile Broadband API as specified by Microsoft.
Wireless Manager utilizes the profile list in the WMCore service in Windows
XP and Vista. In Windows 7, Wireless Manager carries the profile list itself to
facilitate updates of the list without requiring a driver update. Updates of the
connection profile list can be made by using a Connection Profile Updater, for
more information, see [6]. The connection profile updater updates the profile
list in WMCore in XP and Vista and the profile list carried by Wireless Manager
in Windows 7.
7.3 Ericsson Mobile Broadband C++ API
The Ericsson Mobile Broadband C++ API (the C++ API) is part of the Ericsson
Mobile Broadband Software Development Kit (SDK), which is available for
integration of mobile broadband modules. The C++ API can be used as an
extension to the Mobile Broadband API in Windows 7 to access functionality
not supported in the Mobile Broadband API. In Windows XP and Vista, the
C++ API covers the entire Mobile Broadband API as well as the extensions.
The C++ API is backward compatible. The C++ API supports multi-process
and multi-thread access. By using the C++ API, application development
becomes easier and more efficient since high-level interfaces can be used.
The C++ API also leverages on functionality provided by the WMCore service,
which includes:
• Module state and concurrency handling
• Windows Auto-connect and pre-logon connect
• Always-on functionality
• Automatic state transitions after Sleep(S3) and WWAN disable
• GPS configuration
• Internet account (APN) configuration