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CTRL MIB: Control MIB service set provides interface functions, request-response structures
to access ctrl specific MIB values.
Control: Control service set offers basic card managing functionality, such as operating mode
settings, stopping the card, or connecting and disconnecting.
Dialup: Dialup service set offers the functionality to manage dial-up connection settings,
establishing connections or disconnecting.
History: This service set provides history event inquiry and managing functionality. It includes
enumerating, adding, deleting and marking history events.
Net: Net service set contains GSM network related programming elements for scanning,
accessing, and selecting GSM networks.
Phone: Phone service set offers phone call related functionality such as indicating or
dropping calls, requesting phone information, resetting or turning it off.
Popui: PopUI service set includes a tray icon, PIN or PUK code related dialogs, profile or
network selection dialogs and logon desktop dialog handling.
Profiles: Profiles service set contains profile managing programming elements, such as
enumerating, adding, deleting or applying profiles.
WEP: WEP service set contains WEP key managing programming elements, such as
enumerating, reading, adding, deleting or changing WEP keys.
SCFS: Scfs service set provides programming interface for reading, storing or enumerating
information that has been stored on a smart card, such as WEP keys or profiles.
Smart Card: Opening and closing smart cards, reading and writing files on the smart card.
SIM: SIM service set provides programming interface for SIM security settings such as PIN
or PUK code handling, memory or phone access code. It also contains programming
elements for managing SMSs that have been stored on a SIM card.
SMS: SMS service set contains programming elements for short message sending, receiving
and managing. It includes SMS related parameters and settings management, reading,
processing, sending functions and structures.
SS: SS service set provides programming interface for the most important supplementary
services, such as call barring and diverting, fixed dialling, closed user group and call waiting.
Starter: This service set contains requests and functions to start an application, ejecting card
or dialling.
Supplementary services: Controlling all the supplementary services.
Traffic statistics: Traffic service set provides interface for communication statistics, such as
connection duration or data flow counters.
WLAN Control: This service set offers the functionality to turn WLAN automatic control on
and off.
WLAN MIB: WLAN MIB service set provides interface functions, request-response structures
to access WLAN-specific MIB values.
WLAN: This service set contains programming elements and can be used to read information
related to wireless network elements, such as access points, stations or networks.
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