#!/usr/bin/perl

#
# Autoscan utility, creates a log file with all commands
#
# Please send the `profile.log' generated file to
# cosimo@cpan.org with subject "Device::Gsm profile"
#
# Usage: autoscan --device=/dev/ttyS0 --baud=19200 --file=my_device.log
#
# $Id: autoscan,v 1.4 2004/01/10 21:33:46 cosimo Exp $

use Device::Gsm;
use Getopt::Long;


my $dev  = '/dev/nokia6600';
my $baud = 19200;
my $file = 'profile.log';

usage() unless @ARGV;

GetOptions( 'device:s'=>\$dev, 'baud:i'=>\$baud, 'file:s'=>\$file );

my $gsm = new Device::Gsm( port => $dev, log=>"file,$file", loglevel=>'info' );
$gsm->connect( baudrate => $baud ) or die "could not connect!\n";
print "Auto scan of device on $dev (\@ $baud bps)\n\n";
$gsm->log->write('info', "# Autoscan of device on device $dev (\@ $baud bps)");
$gsm->log->write('info', '# Device::Gsm v'.Device::Gsm->VERSION().', Device::Modem v'.Device::Modem->VERSION().', perl version '.$]);
$gsm->log->write('info', '# Started on '.localtime());

my @command = (
	'+CCLK', '+CGMI', '+CGMM', '+CGMR', '+CGSN',
	'+CSCA', '+CSQ',  '+CHUP', '+CPIN',
	'+CMGF', '+CMGL', '+CMGS',
	'^SBNR',
);

$gsm->log->write('info', 'Start of GSM commands support test.');

testcmd($gsm,$_) foreach @command;

$gsm->log->write('info', 'End of commands test. Now some methods will be called.');

$gsm->datetime();
$gsm->imei();
$gsm->manufacturer();
$gsm->model();
$gsm->software_version();
$gsm->service_center();
$gsm->signal_quality();
$gsm->messages();


sub testcmd {
	my $gsm = $_[0];
	my $cmd = $_[1];
	$gsm->log->write('info', 'testing command ['.$cmd.']');
	$gsm->test_command($cmd);
}

sub usage {
	print <<EOT;

$0 - Create profile of GSM supported commands

Usage: $0 [options]
Accepted options are:

     --device=<device>       Device to connect to.
                             Ex.: --device=/dev/ttyS0 for serial ports
                                  --device=/dev/rfcomm0 for bluetooth device
     --baud=<baudrate>       Speed of serial communication.
                             Ex.: --baud=19200 or --baud=9600
     --file=<filename>       Name of profile filename to be saved
                             Ex.: --file=my_device.log

EOT

	exit;

}