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In article <wxsFf.237580$l46.7564389@phobos.telenet-ops.be>,
	"Johan Wouters" <johanw@telenet.be> writes:
> I have found the Nokia AT command manual in pdf and I want to send these 
> commands to control my cellphone by bluetooth.
> 
> I have the physical adress from my phone located with HCITOOL in Linux.
> 
> If you are familiar with those things, i'd like you to point me into the 
> right direction.

Edit rfcomm.conf (on my Debian installation, that file is located in
/etc/bluetooth). Make sure it contains a stanza like this one:

rfcomm0 {
	bind yes;
	device <MAC address>;
	channel 1;
	comment "something to identify your phone";
}

Then restart rfcomm. On my Debian installation, you can do that by
running '/etc/init.d/bluetooth restart'.

Next, provided you have bluetooth enabled on your phone and your
computer's bluetooth is otherwise properly configured, you can access the
phone through the '/dev/rfcomm0' file with, e.g., pppd, cu, or screen.
You may have to couple your phone to your computer first; see the file
/etc/bluetooth/pin for the pin code that you should enter in your phone
in that case.

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