.TH OSETSUSPEND "8" "May 2008" "Option Wireless" "System Administration Utilities".SH NAMEosetsuspend \- configures suspend capabilities of an Option WWAN modem.SH SYNOPSIS.B osetsuspend[.B -hv].I command[.I parameter].SH DESCRIPTION.B osetsuspendis a maintenance script which allow to set up a time after an Option WWAN-modem will automatically enter suspend state or disable suspend for Option WWAN-modems. Therefore .B osetsuspend use the USB selective suspend from the Linux USB core and the sysfs for configuration setup. Note that the driver must also support this suspend feature..SH OPTIONS.IP "-h, --help"show help text.IP "-v, --version"show version string.SH COMMANDS.IP "set \fItime\fR"set a new .I timein seconds, which will be used as timeout to enter automatic a USB suspend state of all found Option WWAN-modem USB devices. A value of .B none, NONEor .B 0will be recognize as disabling suspend for the WWAN-modem. Values lower than 4 seconds will be currently increased to 5 seconds without any notification. Note that you must have root privileges to set new automatic suspend values!.IP get.RSread automatic suspend time values from all found Option WWAN modems in the system. Ifsuspend is disabled, the time value will be .B none.No further argument is required..RE.IP "udev \fIusb-directory\fR"should only be used form an udev rule. This command requires the exact .B usb-directoryname of the WWAN-modem device. The osetsuspend will read the automatic suspend time value from a configration file found here:.RS    /etc/hso-suspend.conf.RE.RSNote: All found Option WWAN-modem devices will be setup with the same suspend time value.An example of a udev rule may looks like:.RE.RS     ACTION="add", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0af0", \\    RUN+="/usr/sbin/osetsuspend udev %k".RE.RSor:.RE.RS     ACTION="add", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{bDeviceClass}=="ff", \\    ATTR{idVendor}=="0af0", RUN+="/usr/sbin/osetsuspend udev %k".RE.IP help.RSshow help text. No argument is required..RE.IP versionshow version string. No argument is required..SH EXAMPLES osetsuspend set 10 osetsuspend set none .SH AUTHORPeter Henn <support@option.com>