> -----Original Message----- > From: Oded Arbel > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Wilf (Neil Wilkinson) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > > does anyone know the correct speed and modemtype settings > > within kannel for > > a nokia 6150? as it would be great to eliminate these queries from my > > config. > > Just use a terminal program to connect to the phone (for example > - minicom) and test all the possible speeds - there are only > about 10 options.
mmm... cant seem to get minicom to connect to 6150 on any speed with any flow control (hardware/software/off) with either 8data/no-parity or 7data/even-parity. i've been doing a fair bit of research on 6150s and there seems to be some debate whether a 6150 will behave as a GSM modem. many people claim to be able to do it across infra-red but i havent managed to find anyone able to do it via a cable (and some people saying its impossible). has anyone managed to get a 6150 to talk to kannel or minicom/other-terminal-type-program using a cable? i even tried plugging it into a windoze machine and running hyperterminal with no success. so how does gnokii do it? surely that must open a connection to /dev/ttySX and send commands/receive data? gnokii works perfectly for me with port=/dev/ttyS1 and model=6110 (but i really dont want to have to run a cron job every 30s to get the msgs off the phone, format the output and fire off a http request per msg!) i've also found quite a few entries in the kannel mailing lists with people unable to make their connection to a nokia phone. minicom is often suggested and the thread finishes (not sure if that's because they got it working or gave up at that point). really confused as to how gnokii will work and minicom & kannel wont! please help, wilf -- "Happiness is a state of mind. If you're not happy, change your mind."
