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From: Tim L. <tl...@ve...> - 2003-03-24 05:37:17
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> Type 'AT' and press return. You should see it echoed back at you. > Type 'AT+GMI' and you should see something about LG. I used ZTerm, and the AT commands for GMI, GMM, and GMR return the appropriate manufacturer info. Good news! > [The above is printed before trying to make an instance of a Serial > object > from serial module (part of pySerial). NB you need pySerial installed > for I just installed pySerial, but I have to defer further testing until mid-week. Tim |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-24 03:51:11
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> So far no luck. Data setting was 115K on the phone. I assume you also set it to com port (menu - 8 - 6 -2 should be RS232). > After "Get Phone Data" I try to display the file structure. But, when I attempt to > expand the directory, it just says "Retrieving...". Nothing is logged > in the Log or Protocol Log windows. Sometimes the application > unexpectedly terminates. The actual communications is done in the background thread. The gui won't do anything until that returns the data (or an exception). This is what you should see doing 'Get Information' with my comments in [] com2: Connecting to port com2, 115200 baud, timeout 2.000000, hardwareflow 0 [The above is printed before trying to make an instance of a Serial object from serial module (part of pySerial). NB you need pySerial installed for this to work :-] com2: Connection suceeded [The above is from after the object is instantiated] LG-VX4400: Phone initialised [The above is printed after the object for talking to the 4400 is instantiated. No actual communication has happened yet] LG-VX4400: Manufacturer is LG Electronics Inc. LG-VX4400: Model is LGE-TM540C 77 LG-VX4400: Software is S/W VER: ND2.1.754PAT TC4VZV04 [These last three are the results of sending AT style modem commands] > Could there possibly be some byte swapping issues in the serial > protocol? Nope. > Or, can you suggest a simple test to verify the connection? Reset the phone (menu 8,6,2 to RS232). Set the baud rate to any value you want. Start up any terminal style program you have that can talk on serial ports (on Windows, HyperTerminal does the trick). Type 'AT' and press return. You should see it echoed back at you. Type 'AT+GMI' and you should see something about LG. Until the above test also works, there is no hope of Bitpim working. Roger |
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From: Tim L. <tl...@ve...> - 2003-03-24 02:30:35
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Hi All, I tried the Radio Shack data cable (catalog #170-0783), which is what I'm using on my Windows box. I downloaded and installed the Prolific driver for Mac OS X, which is listed as md_pl2303_v106.zip on their website. So far no luck. Data setting was 115K on the phone. After "Get Phone Data" I try to display the file structure. But, when I attempt to expand the directory, it just says "Retrieving...". Nothing is logged in the Log or Protocol Log windows. Sometimes the application unexpectedly terminates. Could there possibly be some byte swapping issues in the serial protocol? Or, can you suggest a simple test to verify the connection? I haven't looked at the code yet, and probably won't be able to get back to this until mid-week. Tim |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-23 09:04:40
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> true. I guess there's some platform specific test we can use to return > true/false accordingly. I'll add a 'capability' test in instead and the innards of that will match against the various platforms. I personally only have Windows and Linux available which makes it hard to figure out where issues are. > Also, the application window is 1/2 inch square and has to be resized. > This happens with the Hello sample, so I assume it has something to do > with the Mac OS X implementation of wxPython (setting the default > window size). At some point I'll set a non-default size, probably remembering in the config what the previous size was. Roger |
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From: Tim L. <tl...@ve...> - 2003-03-23 07:28:42
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> On wxGTK it can't do that switch so I disable it. Looks like > Mac can't either. In guiwidgets.py, look for gui.IsGtk(). > Replace it with 1. See if that fixes it. Yep, that did the trick! Thanks, Roger. The application launches and displays the window with tabs. In gui.py I changed IsGtk() to return true. I guess there's some platform specific test we can use to return true/false accordingly. I'm not too well versed with Python at this stage. Also, the application window is 1/2 inch square and has to be resized. This happens with the Hello sample, so I assume it has something to do with the Mac OS X implementation of wxPython (setting the default window size). I'll test with the USB cable tomorrow. Tim |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-23 04:58:57
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> > I'm attempting to run the application under Mac OS X. Following the > > Cool. I assume you are working from CVS. The particular area you are > hitting is the list control I use. On Windows it can switch from > displaying images to displaying a number of fields. > > On wxGTK it can't do that switch so I disable it. Looks like > Mac can't either. In guiwidgets.py, look for gui.IsGtk(). > Replace it with 1. See if that fixes it. Did that get you anywhere? Roger |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-22 04:04:09
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> I'm attempting to run the application under Mac OS X. Following the Cool. I assume you are working from CVS. The particular area you are hitting is the list control I use. On Windows it can switch from displaying images to displaying a number of fields. On wxGTK it can't do that switch so I disable it. Looks like Mac can't either. In guiwidgets.py, look for gui.IsGtk(). Replace it with 1. See if that fixes it. Roger |
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From: Tim L. <tl...@ve...> - 2003-03-22 01:47:00
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Hi All, I'm attempting to run the application under Mac OS X. Following the latest notes on wxpython.org website I installed wxPythonOSX and MacPython-OSX 2.3a2. I'm able to run sample apps, Hello, interactive use, etc. However, when I start up BitPim, I get the following error message (see below). Any thoughts on how to get this to work? Or, is there a workaround? Tim ------------------------ wxPyAssertionError: C++ assertion "wxAssertFailure" failed in ../src/generic/listctrl.cpp(5119): can't add column in non report mode Trackback (innermost last): File "bp.py", line 20, in ? gui.run(sys.argv) File "gui.py", line 239, in run m=MainApp(args) File "gui.py", line 223, in __init__ frame=MainWindow(None, -1, "BitPim", self.config) File "gui.py", line 322, in __init__ self.wallpaperwidget=guiwidgets.WallpaperView(self, self.nb) File "guiwidgets.py", line 839, in __init__ FileView.__init__(self, mainwindow, parent, id, style=wxLC_ICON|wxLC_SINGLE_SEL) File "guiwidgets.py", line 575, in __init__ self.InsertColumn(0, "Name") File "controls2.py", line 613, in InsertColumn val = apply(controls2c.wxListCtrl_InsertColumn,(self,) + _args, _kwargs) |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-18 00:17:41
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> I'm interested in trying to port Bit-PIM to the VX10. > Has anybody started this effort? Where do I begin? You are the first :-) Do you want to do your work on Windows or Linux? > - 25+ years hardware, firmware, and software development > - C, assembler, BASIC programmer; also FORTRAN and PL/1 (years ago!) bitpim is written in Python which is a simple object oriented programming language. Choose view on this: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/bitpim/bitpim/com_lgvx4400.py Look through the whole file and decide if you would understand enough to make minor tweaks. There are several tutorials at http://www.python.org/doc/Newbies.html > - performing musician well versed in MIDI data formats That will come in VERY handy when I move onto enhancing the ringtone stuff. I am going to need to convert files to type 0 format, figure out how long they are, and chop the file to start and end at certain points. Roger |
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From: Bruce W. <br...@as...> - 2003-03-17 21:47:22
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Hi, I'm interested in trying to port Bit-PIM to the VX10. Has anybody started this effort? Where do I begin? My background: - 25+ years hardware, firmware, and software development - C, assembler, BASIC programmer; also FORTRAN and PL/1 (years ago!) - performing musician well versed in MIDI data formats - design engineer/consultant by day Regards, -BW -- Bruce Wahler Design Consultant Ashby Solutions http://consult.ashbysolutions.com 978.386.7389 voice/fax br...@as... |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-16 21:02:08
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> At least one user has scores from a golf game! If you look in /$USER_DIRS it looks like it lists all directories where stuff can be written. Doesn't look like there is an alternate location for wallpaper. Roger |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-16 20:32:29
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> Could you elaborate a little more on that? You couldn't have found > something else in there, given that anyone doing images had to create > the directory in the first place... At least one user has scores from a golf game! I am going to implement something today that is more conservative. As a bonus it will also have the side effect of being able to choose between merge and overwrite. Roger |
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From: Mike <mi...@sl...> - 2003-03-16 19:55:11
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Could you elaborate a little more on that? You couldn't have found something else in there, given that anyone doing images had to create the directory in the first place... On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 12:56 PM, Roger Binns wrote: > So it looks like the brew/shared directory is used for more > than just wallpapers. I am going to recode bitpim to be > very conservative about the contents of that directory. > > Roger > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by:Crypto Challenge is now open! > Get cracking and register here for some mind boggling fun and > the chance of winning an Apple iPod: > http://ads.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/redirect.pl?thaw0031en > _______________________________________________ > Bitpim-devel mailing list > Bit...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bitpim-devel > > > http://www.parrotlaw.us -- The Professional Law Student's forums |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-16 17:56:09
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So it looks like the brew/shared directory is used for more than just wallpapers. I am going to recode bitpim to be very conservative about the contents of that directory. Roger |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-14 08:11:07
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I've written some com port detection code which prints out a list of all com ports on your machine. It works on all my machines and I need to check if it works on all yours. I've currently got a standalone program. When it works well enough I'll integrate the code into bitpim. If you have some time and can give it a try, get the latest version of comscan from https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=75211 What to look for: - It should print all of your com ports, including conventional ones and USB to serial convertors - The information reported should be "accurate" Here is an example of what it outputs on one of my machines. There is a slight difference in output between Win9x machines and Win2k/Xp. ComScan 13 March 2003 COM1: Desc: Communications Port (COM1) Mfg: (Standard port types) hwid: *PNP0501 COM2: Desc: USB to Serial Port (COM2) Mfg: PROLIFIC hwid: VID_067B&PID_2303 Roger |
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From: <Pja...@ao...> - 2003-03-14 00:59:19
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I am going to put this last thing to you only...So what should I do? |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-14 00:57:10
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> I put a ringer on my phone, everything got deleted in my ring folder except > for defaults. What do i do? Please post this kind of stuff on the bitpim-user mailing list. Anyway, yes bitpim overwrites what you already have. That is what it says in the dialog when you sync. I will eventually implement a merge option (harder than it sounds because there are links from the phonebook to images and ringtones). Roger |
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From: <Pja...@ao...> - 2003-03-14 00:40:59
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I put a ringer on my phone, everything got deleted in my ring folder except for defaults. What do i do? |
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From: <Pja...@ao...> - 2003-03-14 00:38:00
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Does anyone know any ringer sites? |
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From: <Pja...@ao...> - 2003-03-13 23:27:15
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The wallpaper folder under my documents/bitpim |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-13 23:22:38
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> NEVERMIND I DID IT!!! YES!!!! I downloaded your 5-but it still creates that > dowuments folder which I had to go delete!!! Which documents folder? The issue was Windows putting files in the bitpim data directory for wallpapers (specifically thumbs.db). Bitpim 0.5 ignores that file and desktop.ini. If you have any other files in there that bitpim didn't put there please tell me. Roger |
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From: <Pja...@ao...> - 2003-03-13 23:17:43
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NEVERMIND I DID IT!!! YES!!!! I downloaded your 5-but it still creates that dowuments folder which I had to go delete!!! |
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From: <Pja...@ao...> - 2003-03-13 23:03:56
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I got my phone connected, but now I get this error: It says no Image handler type found, and sometimes tells me this An unexpected exception has occurred. Please report the following information to the developers Traceback (most recent call last): File "gui.pyo", line 569, in OnEditAddEntry File "guiwidgets.pyo", line 607, in OnAdd File "guiwidgets.pyo", line 881, in OnAddFile File "guiwidgets.pyo", line 616, in OnRefresh File "guiwidgets.pyo", line 807, in populate File "wxPython\image.pyo", line 252, in GetWidth wxPyAssertionError: C++ assertion "wxAssertFailure" failed in e:\projects\wx\src\common\image.cpp(720): invalid image Thanks for all your help. |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-13 07:45:15
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I would appreciate it everyone can try out 0.5 - test2 http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/bitpim/bitpim-0.5-test2-setup.exe?download Please email this list with any problems you find. There are no known problems with this. I intend to release it as the official 0.5 build if none are reported. The only gotcha is I recommend you uninstall 0.4 (or earlier) first. If you don't you will end up with rwo entries in Add/Remove programs (one for 0.4 and one for this). The program group entries also end up "merged". I've fixed this issue from this version onwards. The readme and version included in the distribution is uptodate and you should read it. Changelog since 0.4: - If you change the comm port while bitpim is running, it will actually pick up the change (in earlier versions you had to exit and restart due to a bug). - If mode transition fails, you now get a helpful dialog explaining possible steps to resolve. - Files in the root directory in filesystem view are now listed - Files are displayed in the wallpaper and ringtone view in alphabetical order - The wallpaper and ringtone index files are somewhat cleaner, although the phone still misbehaves if you delete an entry on the phone (this is a bug in the phone and happens no matter what tool you use) - No more than 30 index entries are added for the wallpaper and ringtone indexes (the limit of the phone) - Added a guid in the installer setup so that previous versions are uninstalled correctly. It is recommended that you uninstall versions before 0.5 before installing 0.5 to keep your add/remove programs entries clean. - Wallpapers and ringtones are written out in alphabetical order - bitpim now has an icon - We now send a generic initialization command. This allows the filesystem view to work on other Brew phones (AudioVox 9500 and Motorola T720 are known to work). The wallpaper and ringtone stuff should NOT be used on these other phones. - If you add an entry in the phonebook, the label for that row is now updated when you change the name. - Ignore the files Windows dumps in the bitpim directories (thumbs.db, desktop.ini etc) - Update to wxPython 2.4.0.6 - Changed field sizes in status bar so that they are less likely to truncate on smaller screens - Group strings are now read from the phone - Pressing enter in phonebook moves selection to the right rather than down - Updating log text and protocol log is now down in an OnIdle handler. This means the user interface remains usable even when large amounts of logging happen. Feel free to watch as much logging as you want when you want Roger |
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From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2003-03-13 06:48:59
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> Okay-it tells me it will be on COM4-so i select it, but it says access is > denied. Restart bitpim after selecting com4. If you still get access denied then Windows doesn't want you to use that port. You may need to be administrator or power user or something. It may also have been grabbed by another program such as Palm sychronizer. Roger |
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