irda connection

S. Donig my-mailfloods at web.de
Sat Jun 4 14:49:42 UTC 2005


Am Samstag, den 04.06.2005, 12:52 +0300 schrieb Elcin Bextiyar
Memmedzade:
> hi,
> i made all from your last letter and what i have as result i send it
> to you. as you will see at pic, at that window-terminal (as root) the
> lines is going up and up without stopping :
It's working. Great. The upper one is your phone, the lower one is your
Laptop.
>  there you will do not find my mobile when its (=mobile) irda
> connection is timed out...
That's another thing. There is no software on your Laptop to respond to
your phone. 
> so , i can not understand the way how to send pics from mobile to
> laptop and from laptop to mobile? i mean command. irobex is seen at
> window where my mobile is written, but at terminal it says that like
> command not found.
It's just not installed. What you see in the terminal is a list of
capabilities your phone offers to your your laptop. I. e. it tells you
that it can be addressed as modem, as fax and for sending SMS (if I'm
not mistaken), and that it will exchange data via IrOBEX standard.

You need to install the package 'openobex-apps'.
To transfer a file to your phone, just enable the Infrared port on the
phone and type: 
'irobex_palm3 <filename>' 
Once the file has successfully transfered to the phone, the file will be
available in your message inbox.

To reverse the operation and transfer a file or picture from the phone
to your PC, just type: 
'irobex_palm3'

Then you should see:
'Send and receive files to Palm3
Waiting for files

.............HEADER_LENGTH = 13171
put_done() Skipped header 42
put_done() Skipped header 44
Filename = <your filename>
Wrote /tmp/<your filename> (13171 bytes)'

That means your file can be found in /tmp/ .


If you're interested in graphical frontend, have a look at
http://www.gnokii.org/ . 
It can be installed via synaptics or issuing 'apt-get install gnokii' in
a terminal. Gnokii doesn't support my phone so I've no experience to
offer. The distributor describes it as 'a suite of programs linked
against a backend library that allows communication with Nokia phones.
It current supports the Nokia 6130, 6150, 6190, 5110, 5130, 5190, 3210,
3310, 3330, 8210, 7110, 6210, 6250, 6310, 6510 and AT capable phones.'
Maybe it'll work for your phone, too.  





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