@type call_end_reason_type() ::
  :unspecified
  | :mobile_ip
  | :internal
  | :call_manger_defined
  | :three_gpp_specification_defined
  | :ppp
  | :ehrpd
  | :ipv6
  | :handoff

The type of reasons the call ended

@type event_report_indication() :: %{
  :name => :event_report_indication,
  optional(:tx_bytes) => integer(),
  optional(:rx_bytes) => integer(),
  optional(:tx_packets) => integer(),
  optional(:rx_packets) => integer(),
  optional(:tx_overflows) => integer(),
  optional(:rx_overflows) => integer(),
  optional(:tx_errors) => integer(),
  optional(:rx_errors) => integer(),
  optional(:tx_drops) => integer(),
  optional(:rx_drops) => integer()
}

The indication for the wireless data service's event report

To configure what information is sent through this indication see set_event_report/1.

@type event_report_opt() ::
  {:statistics_interval, non_neg_integer()}
  | {:statistics, [statistic_measurement()] | :all | :none}

Options for the wireless data event report configuration

• :statistics_interval - an interval in seconds on when to report statistics about transmit and receive operations
• :statistics - list which statistic measurements to report

For transmit and receive statistics, if no interval is provided the default is 60 seconds. If the :statistics option is not provided it will default to :all. The report is only sent in the interval if there was a change in any of the statistics. So, if no changes took place the report will be skipped for an interval.

To configure event report to not included any stats pass :none to the :statistics option.

@type modify_profile_settings_response() :: %{extended_error_code: integer() | nil}

Response from issuing a modify profile settings request

@type packet_status_indication() :: %{
  name: :packet_status_indication,
  status: :disconnected | :connected | :suspended | :authenticating,
  reconfiguration_required: boolean(),
  call_end_reason: integer() | nil,
  call_end_reason_type: call_end_reason_type() | nil,
  ip_family: 4 | 6 | nil,
  tech_name: tech_name() | nil,
  bearer_id: integer() | nil,
  xlat_capable: boolean() | nil
}

The indication for a change in the current packet data connection status

@type profile_setting() ::
  {:roaming_disallowed, boolean()} | {:profile_type, profile_type()}

The profile settings

• :roaming_disallowed - if using roaming is allowed or not
• :profile_type - the profile type - see profile_type() type docs for more information

@type profile_type() :: :profile_type_3gpp | :profile_type_3gpp2 | :profile_type_epc

The profile technology type

@type start_network_interface_opt() ::
  {:apn, String.t()} | {:profile_3gpp_index, integer()}

Options for whens starting a network interface

• :apn - the name of our APN

@type start_network_report() :: %{packet_data_handle: non_neg_integer()}

Report from starting the network interface

@type statistic_measurement() ::
  :tx_bytes
  | :rx_bytes
  | :tx_packets
  | :rx_packets
  | :tx_overflows
  | :rx_overflows
  | :tx_errors
  | :rx_errors
  | :tx_drops
  | :rx_drops

The type of measurement you are wanting to be reported

• :tx_bytes - number of bytes transmitted
• :rx_bytes - number of bytes received
• :tx_packets - number of transmit packets sent without error
• :rx_packets - number of packets received without error
• :tx_overflows - number of packets dropped due to tx buffer overflowed (out of memory)
• :rx_overflows - number of packets dropped due to rx buffer overflowed (out of memory)
• :tx_errors - number of outgoing packets with framing errors
• :rx_errors - number of incoming packets with framing errors
• :tx_drops - number outgoing packets dropped
• :rx_drops - number incoming packets dropped

@type tech_name() ::
  :cdma
  | :umts
  | :wlan_local_brkout
  | :iwlan_s2b
  | :epc
  | :embms
  | :modem_link_local

Name of the technology