Ubuntu Wiki

• Test plan for component: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlans/ofono

• Component Checklist: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/Checklists/Common

• Trunk URL: https://github.com/rilmodem/ofono

• Ubuntu Package URL (LP): http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono

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To perform these tests a bluetooth headset with the capability to accept, reject and re-dial calls is needed. For instance, the "Jabra Classic" headset.

A prerequisite for these tests is that the BT headset must be connected to phone. You can do this from indicator -> bluetooth settings.

1. Accept call from other phone

Purpose

This test case verifies that the headset can be used for audio and for handling call signalling.

Steps

• Dial the DUT from another phone. Check that the ring tones are heard in the headset.

  • Note - some headsets may sound the ringtone once and then announce the incoming phone number.

• Cancel the incoming call from the headset. Check that the call is dropped.
• Dial the DUT again. Check that the ring tones are heard in the headset.
• Accept the call from the headset. Check that audio can be heard in the headset and that the headset MIC is sending audio to the caller.
• Finish the call using the headset controls. Check that the call actually finishes in both ends.

2. Start call from DUT

Purpose

This test case verifies that the headset can be used for audio and for handling call signalling.

Steps

• Dial from the DUT using the dialer-app. Check that the ring tones are heard in the headset.
• Accept the call in the callee. Check that audio can be heard in the headset and that the headset MIC is sending audio to the caller.
• Finish the call using the headset controls. Check that the call actually finishes in both ends.
• Use the headset to re-dial to the last called number. Check that the call starts and that the ring tones are heard in the headset.
• Cancel the call from the headset before it gets accepted on the other end. Check that the call is actually dropped.