I have a bluetooth headset that I originally bought for phone calls. It's a simple model, it has a multi-function button and volume control. However, I'm trying to write an application that can work with that muti-function button on my headset. I know this button press is signaled by the AT command, AT+CKPD=200, which is typical of most headsets when they want to tell the phone the "call button" has been pressed. The bluetooth api gives access to vendor-specific AT commands, however, this one and the command for volume control are core AT commands, not vendor-specific ones, and so the phone has it's own procedure for responding to those commands. When pressed, the phone receives the command and opens up the voice command application, regardless of any broadcast receivers I have present. Is there anyway I can intercept this command so I can decide what to do with it instead of opening up the voice commands application? This is not a media button so listening for media button events does not work either.
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