1033262 - [Sora][Dialer] The ongoing call transfer to a B-party via "4<Send>" does not work.

Status: RESOLVED WONTFIX

(Firefox OS Graveyard :: RIL, defect, P2)

Description

[sync-1]

Firefox OS v1.3
 AU_LINUX_GECKO_B2G_JB_3.2.01.03.00.112.301
 Mozilla build ID:20140422024003
 
 Description: 
 - Set up a call to a fixed line phone. A special in-band tone indicates that you call out of your homezone.
 - Switch on another mobile with the SIM labelled "T-Mobile - Bonn #B.2 or B.1"
 - From the DUT hold the call and dial 902 for B.2 or 901 for B.1
 - Answer the call at the second mobile.
 - At the DUT transfer the call to the second mobile by use of 4 <Send> 
 - End all calls and repeat steps but use *70#<Send> to perform the ECT instead of 4 <Send>. 
 - End all calls and repeat steps but use the menu option (if available) to perform the ECT instead of 4 <Send>.
 - End all calls and switch off both mobiles.
 
 The DUT can not transfer an ongoing call to a B-party via USSD code (*70#<Send>) or via "4<Send" (as defined in 3GPP TS22.030).
 According to the MTR SoC both options are supported (MTR-924, MTR-1187) but in fact they can not be used by a customer.
 
 ECT is e.g. part of the "T-Mobile" service offered by Telekom Germany.
 
 
 Customer Impact Statement: 
 A customer is not able to transfer an outgoing call to B-Party via "4<Send".
 
 
 Expected Behaviour:
 The ongoing call transfer  to a B-party via USSD code *70#<Send> or via "4<Send" could be worked.

Comment 1

[Anthony Ricaud (:rik)]

I'm guessing this is a RIL issue more than a Dialer one.

Comment 2

[Wesly Huang (EPM)]

link all Fire C (codename: Sora) bugs to a meta one.

Comment 3

[BMO Automation]

Firefox OS is not being worked on