sending AT commands to my Nokia cellphone by BT

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2 total messages Started by Johan Wouters Sun, 05 Feb 2006 19:41

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Author: Johan Wouters
Date: Sun, 05 Feb 2006 19:41

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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.

Thanks

Re: sending AT commands to my Nokia cellphone by BT

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Author: Wouter Verhelst
Date: Mon, 06 Feb 2006 15:38

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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.

-- 
Fun will now commence
  -- Seven Of Nine, "Ashes to Ashes", stardate 53679.4

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