Re: [Tsemgr-linux] T610 and Bluetooth

[Sebastian S. <s.s...@ci...>]

Hi Ralf!


> I have successfully compiled tsemgr including Bluetooth-support.
> So far no problems. Simple setup.
> 
> Now, when configuring tsemgr I am asked for the device, address and
> port.
> I assume device is just a name?
Hmm... No. Device is the device where your phone is connected.
For serial cable it's usually /dev/ttySx (where x is 1, 2 or 3...)
For Irda it's /dev/ircommx (same as above with the x)
And for Bluetooth you'll have to use /dev/rfcommx
Note: For Bluetooth you'll need to setup rfcomm before:
Quote from http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=754981&group_id=74032&atid=539735:

"Use the following commands to bind your phone to /dev/rfcomm0:
First you need to know the "serial port bt channel",
to get this
Type:
"sdptool browse 00:0A:D9:3B:01:7E"
Now you'll get a list of channels and what they do.
Search for "Service Name: Serial Port 1" or something
similar.
Look for "Channel/Port:" in this section.
Now do:
"rfcomm bind 0 00:0A:D9:3B:01:7E <enter the channel/port
#
here>"
Now /dev/rfcomm0 should act like a normal serial device.
Enter this (/dev/rfcomm0) at the "Device:" field in
tsemgr.

Last you need to know the "OBEX PUSH Channel".
To get it do "sdptool browse 00:0A:D9:3B:01:7E" again
and watch out for the "Service Name: OBEX Object Push"
section.
Enter the "Channel/Port" in the field labeled "obex
push port:"
in tsemgr. (Usually this should be 10)

Now hit the save button to save your settings.
Note: You need to do the "rfcomm bind 0 00:0A:D9:3B:01:7E
<enter the channel/port # here>" thing everytime you
reboot
your system."

You'll have to change the Bluetooth address to your phone's one
of course.


> Address will be the bluetooth address like 00:0A:D9:8B:2F:C7
> What is the port?
See above.


> If I browse my phone using sdptool I only see channels and RecHandles.
> Whatever I have tried to enter here has not worked so far.
> 
> Anybody out there with a working configuration for T610.
The Bluetooth address and Obex push port is quite confusing
and one of the next versions of tsemgr will not need to have this
information anymore.


> By the way, I would love file downloading using tsemgr.
Coming soon ;) The functions for downloading files are already
implemented (Backup phonebook uses them). I only need to add
the interface for it.


Regards,
Sebastian