[Bitpim-devel] LG speed dials

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

I just figured out the LG speed dial format for the VX4400 and
VX6000 and am adding them to the code.

For people with the other LG phones (eg 4500 & 4600) please
supply the following information:

 - How big is the file pim/pbspeed.dat?  I would expect it to
   be a multiple of 100, most likely 300.

 - How many speed dials does the phone have?  The answer is
   most likely 100.

 - What is the first and last speed dial shown in the user
   interface?  The answer most likely is 2 and 99 respectively.

Please verify the format.  This is an example from my test
data:

00000000 ff ff ff ff ff ff 09 00 01 01 00 00 ff ff ff ff

Each speed dial uses 3 bytes.  The first two are the
entry number, and the next one is the index as to
which phone number in the entry is used.  Interpretting
the above:

SD #0  Entry 0xffff Number 0xff
SD #1  Entry 0xffff Number 0xff
SD #2  Entry 0x0009 Number 0x01
SD #3  Entry 0x0001 Number 0x00
etc

Then read the phonebook into BitPim and look in the log.
In my case SD#2 should correspond to 

12:26:52.983 LG-VX6000: Read entry 9 - John Doe

In the phonebook entry editor, I then see that the second
phone number listed is Home for John Doe which is indeed
what the speed dial points to in the user interface.

Roger