i read somewhere that there are AT Commands for nokia phones that are similar to regular modem AT commands, except with some cell-specific extentions, like for sending SMS etc. but i think you'd need to have a driver installed for a particular phone installed just like any other device, before you can use the AT command set. i forgot the exact url's but they should be easy to find using google. but then again, i haven't tried them out yet, so i can't be certain how they work...
haven't had time yet but i was planning to do something similar on java, something like an admin utility that will be able to text the sysad everytime a web site goes down or something. nifty tool sana, if i had the time... regards, joel On Thursday 27 December 2001 01:46, you wrote: > #Well then, read the gnokii documentation first, before reading the > #gnokii code. There is a lot of sight for cellphone technical data on > #GSM. > > Obviously, you haven't looked at gnokii documentation -- there's hardly > any ;) Anyway, I found a few links at the gnokii FAQ about the protocols > for a few Nokia phones. > > #But the one you are looking for is quite proprietary to each > #cellphone manufacturer. Ericsson has their own SDK for handling events, > #sending and recieving messages, ring tones, logos. Nokia has their own > #SDK for that too, and so is Motorola. And gnokii in fact, can only work > #so far in a Nokia 5110 handsets. Newer models require you to download > #the manufacturer's SDK to do some low-level. > # > > SDK won't fly -- I'm looking at writing a Java-based SDK ;) > > FYI I have a Nokia 6190 that works well with gnokii; so does my wife's > Nokia 8190 using IR. > > stay cool. > > jeff -- _ Philippine Linux Users Group. Web site and archives at http://plug.linux.org.ph To leave: send "unsubscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to the Linux Newbies' List: send "subscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
