gnokii 0.5.10

Hi,

New version of gnokii is released. Numerous bugfixes are included. Also
some new features in there: --deletephonebook option was introduced by
demand of many people.

Source tarball are at www.gnokii.org and ftp.gnokii.org (this is currently
a nickname for urtica). I'll put there binaries for win32, macosx and
fedora core 1 soon.

I'm aiming into 0.6.0 release with some rewrite of gnokii parsing options,
and some api functions changes.

We're looking also for ideas and developers for newer phones support.
Recent Nokia models have poor support to AT commands (just for call and
SMS handling). We'd like to support them at the first shot using obex and
syncml probably. In longer term we'll do probably some more: Bozo
suggested writing sme application for the symbian os to communicate with
gnokii (this is the solution for symbian based phones only of course).
Then we could take everything we need from gnokii. We're opened for the
suggestions and solutions.

regards,
pkot
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Nokia 7650 support

Hi!

I am wondering, if there is ever going to be any support for Nokia 7650
in gnokii project. I have searched the archives, but have found no
mention of the model being supported, nor is it mentioned in the code.
I'd really like to download the callendar and contacts from in under
Linux. I can do debug, I can provide any kind of testing you would need
- I can connect to the phone via IR or Bluetooth. 

Regards/Lep pozdrav

Boštjan Müller
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gnokii and Motorola C350

I've made some further changes to get gnokii to work better with the
Motorola C350.  With my patches from last week (which are now in CVS)
xgnokii can read the contents of the phone's phonebook memory.  However,
it can't see phonebook entries in the SIM card.

Here's what happens when xgnokii tries to determine the number of
phonebook entries:

write: [AT+CPBS="ME"<cr>]
read : [AT+CPBS="ME"<cr><cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>]
write: [AT+CPBS?<cr>]
read : [AT+CPBS?<cr><cr><lf>+CPBS: "ME"<cr><lf><cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>]
write: [AT+CPBR=?<cr>]
read : [AT+CPBR=?<cr><cr><lf>+CPBR: 1-100,40,24<cr><lf><cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>]
write: [AT+CPBS="SM"<cr>]
read : [AT+CPBS="SM"<cr><cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>]
write: [AT+CPBS?<cr>]
read : [AT+CPBS?<cr><cr><lf>+CPBS: "SM"<cr><lf><cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>]
write: [AT+CPBR=?<cr>]
read : [AT+CPBR=?<cr><cr><lf>+CPBR: 101-300,40,14<cr><lf><cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>]

There are a number of things to note here:

   The '+CPBS?' query doesn't return the number of used/total entries in
   the phonebook.  This is permitted by the standard, as the return of
   these values is optional.  Since no values are provided the code in
   ReplyMemoryStatus (atgen.c) defaults to 100 used entries and 0 free.

   The number of entries in the phonebooks can be derived from the
   response to the '+CPBR=?' query.  The first item here is the range

Re: Nokia 7650 support

On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Bostjan Muller wrote:

> I am wondering, if there is ever going to be any support for Nokia 7650
> in gnokii project. I have searched the archives, but have found no
> mention of the model being supported, nor is it mentioned in the code.

There will. I hope soon.

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Re: gnokii and Motorola C350

On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Ron Yorston wrote:

Hi Ron,

[detailed description]

> The patch below addresses some of these issues.  I've added an element to
> the gn_memory_status structure to hold the first index value for each type
> of memory.  In gnokii.c this is initialised to 1 when the structures are
> created.  At present this structure element isn't being used.

I'd like to leave the view for the application that entries are numbered
beginning with 1. It is the internal driver stuff what to do with it. In
other words I'd like driver to:
 - see what entry number is requested
 - ask the phone what is the first possible entry in the given memory type
 - add the required location to this first entry number
Giving it a first shot, making an extra request to the phone (AT+CPBR=?)
is acceptable. In the second attempt we would need an internal driver
structure to keep this number in there. Ron, do you mind to do it this
way?

> I've also fixed a problem that was introduced when my last patch was
> applied:  the literal string arguments to reply_simpletext in ReplyIdentify
> were intended to have a trailing space.

Which part of the patch is this?

thanks for your work,
pkot

Re: How to write a phone number ?

On Fri, Jan 30, 2004 at 09:06:54PM +0100, Pawel Kot wrote:
> On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Hadmut Danisch wrote:
> 
> > - LDIF does not work properly, LDIF entries generated
> >   with Mozilla can't be processed correctly with gnokii.
> >   Either a format error is issued, or the mobile crashes
> >   or the phone numbers are missing.
> 
> I have no info here to fix anything.

I already posted this to this mailing list before I had subscribed. 
I received a message

  Your message to gnokii-users awaits moderator approval

I thought the mail had made the way into this list. I'll send
it again.

> > - Other formats like raw or normal output lack description
> >   and gnokii doesn't even accept the files written by itself.
> 
> It does. Again, I have not info from you here to fix anything.

I'll send an example again.

> > Is there a concise description of how to write a phone number into
> > a mobile?
> 
> --getphonebook ... --raw is the generic output format you can save into
> the phone.

Re: How to write a phone number ?

On Fri, Jan 30, 2004 at 09:06:54PM +0100, Pawel Kot wrote:
> On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Hadmut Danisch wrote:
> 
> > - LDIF does not work properly, LDIF entries generated
> >   with Mozilla can't be processed correctly with gnokii.
> >   Either a format error is issued, or the mobile crashes
> >   or the phone numbers are missing.
> 
> I have no info here to fix anything.

I have resposted the posting. 

> > - Other formats like raw or normal output lack description
> >   and gnokii doesn't even accept the files written by itself.
> 
> It does. Again, I have not info from you here to fix anything.

I didn't know that I need to generate an addressbook in 
raw format. Should be mentioned in the help. 

It should also be mentioned that it reads the phonebook from 
stdin.

Bug: When not giving -o, it prints a long list of 
Overwrite? (yes/no) 
Incorrect answer [8]
Overwrite? (yes/no) 
Incorrect answer [8]
Overwrite? (yes/no) 
Incorrect answer [8]

Discussion of Protocol for Nokia 8250

Hi, this is slightly offtopic so feel free to tell me the best place
to ask this question.

I'm trying to get a Palm Pilot Application to talk to a Nokia 8250.
I'm sending it a version request as described in nk6110.txt and
nokia.txt under FBUS V2/Direct IrDA. Unfortunately the phone is having
none of it and not replying.

I'm looking for someone who knows how the protocol works to have a
look at my FBUS frame data and tell me if anything looks screwy or
alternatively someone to provide me with some sample frames that would
work for an 8250. Frame data follows:

Values   Comment
1c       IrDA
00       To Phone
0c       From Palm Pilot
D1       HW SW Version Request
00
07       7 Bytes of block data
00 01    Block header
00 03 00 block
01       This is the last frame
40       And the first frame, with sequence number 0
00       Padding Byte
50       Odd checksum
d5       Even checksum

Can anyone help ?

Re: gnokii and Motorola C350

Pawel Kot <pkot <at> linuxnews.pl> wrote:
>I'd like to leave the view for the application that entries are numbered
>beginning with 1. It is the internal driver stuff what to do with it.

OK, I'll think about it.

>
>> I've also fixed a problem that was introduced when my last patch was
>> applied:  the literal string arguments to reply_simpletext in ReplyIdentify
>> were intended to have a trailing space.
>
>Which part of the patch is this?

That'd be this bit:

 <at>  <at>  -1054,10 +1087,10  <at>  <at> 
 	buf.length = length;
 	splitlines(&buf);
 	if (!strncmp(buf.line1, "AT+CG", 5)) {
-		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGSN:", data->imei);
-		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGMM:", data->model);
-		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGMI:", data->manufacturer);
-		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGMR:", data->revision);
+		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGSN: ", data->imei);
+		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGMM: ", data->model);
+		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGMI: ", data->manufacturer);
+		reply_simpletext(buf.line1+2, buf.line2, "+CGMR: ", data->revision);
 	}
 	return GN_ERR_NONE;
 }

nokia microcontroller

hi all 
I have successfully interfaced a microcontroller with a nokia 5110, I am
able to successfully send and delete sms from the mobile but I am not able
to capture the received sms as I am getting all the bytes collected by the
microcontroller during a new SMS message as zero.This will happen in the
controller which I am using only when there is a break signal received by
my microcontroller as the microcontroller I ma using cannot inherently
handle this break signal.
The question I have is that whenever we receive a frame for a new SMS
message from the mobile does it send a break signal with the FRAME.
And has anyone done this project before if yes could anyone of me tell what
kind of microntroller has been used.

thanking in advance 

regards krishna 

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