* '''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.