Hi
Could anyone explain the Atom's dtmf capabilities? Is a tone emitted for the whole duration of a key being pressed? Or is it a short pulse?
I would hope this unit can communicate with the dtmf signals from a burglar alarm system. Or is there any suitable software for my old xda2 instead?
Regards
Rob
Check out dtmf dialler on source forge. I posted a link to it on here recently.
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I have an XDA Exec and am using it with a Sony ericsson HBH 662 Bluetooth headset. They work absolutely great together and i can voice dial from my bt headset perfectly using the inbuilt Voice dialing.
However, i was attracted to Microsofts version of this, MS Voice Command, because it will verbally anounce the name (or number) of the caller. This, i thought would be simply perfect to use with the HBH 662, as it would save me from having to take the thing off my ear every time to see whos calling. (still much simpler than opening up the Exec!!)
I have installed the demo version of MS Voice Command and find that the caller id announcement only works on the device itself and NOT the BT headset. This defeats the object of me getting it, so i would really really like to know if anyone has a solution to this at all?
Please someone out there help me as if i could get this to work then im a very happy bunny!
Hi Goonerfish
you need to follow this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=29837&highlight=
best,
mikey mike
Hi Mikey Mike,
Thanks for that. I had seen that thread but was unsure whether that would also allow the caller id announcements to be heard on the headset?
I know that with that thread you are able to voice command from the headset, but it is unclear as to whether the device sends the sound (incoming caller id) to the headset?
Have you tried this and can you confirm that it will work?
Also, i have noticed that the caller id alert is coming out pretty quiet? You had the same problem and do you know a way around that?
Many thanks
Goonerfish
hi goonerfish
no - the incoming caller id doesn't go to the headset - no idea how you do that - sorry.
the caller id alert conflicts with the ringtone so tends to be drowned out a bit - i find it really clear for appointments.
mikey mike
On my HTC TyTn when I use my motorola ht820 they work great for music and phone calles but when I receive a call while using them my tytn wont ring out the loudspeaker of the phone it just rings through the motorola head set, how can I change this so the phone knows to route the ringtone to the phone and the headset? I have all through the reg to find something.
HOW??????????????????
How Can I do this please someone help
Ive got the same question.
Paul
Ditto. For some reason when I first connected my headset it rang through the phone as well, but now that is no longer the case and I cannot figure out how to get that functionality back. Any tips anyone?
Hi!
I am intrested if i can use my magician, specific the ringer, as a handsfree device, in the car, or wherever.
I am not sure if it's suporting it.
If the answer is yes, please advice!
try to hold green button when already dial the number
Thank you
I got a Jabra BT350 headset which vibrates when there are incoming calls on the 8525 but it does not vibrate when there incoming emails or SMS text message or Instant messagings.
I am wondering if there a hack or a way to make sms or instant messagner or email to send a ring signal to the BT350 so it would vibrate?
Reason I got it is because I am hearing impaired and I wanted to use the BT350 to carry it in my pocket and leave the phone on my desk when it charging and still be able to detect incomings messages by having the 8525 send a call alert to the BT350.
Thanks
Bill
I was looking around Sounds & Notifications and saw that the Incoming Phone have a "Ring" Setting while other does not have that setting so I assume that the BT headset only vibrate when internal ringer is detected.
Is there a way or a hack to make all other notification use internal ring so it would vibrate the headset?
Bill
I heard back from Jarba Support and they said only incoming phone calls will trigger the headset vibrate and nothing else would but there still have to be some signal being send via bluetooth to trigger the vibrate.
I also emailed phonealarm delevopers and they told me if they know what signal is sent then they could possiably of adding a feature to trigger the headset vibrate on any notifications I wanted.
Does anyone know what are sent via bluetooth to trigger the vibrate in the headset BT350 in Windows Mobile 5.0? I know it part of WM5 becasue I did not have to install any additional software on WM5 to make BT350 work unless it was done by the headset itself when it paired up with the phone.
I'll make a nice donation to anyone who can write a software to vibrate the headset on any notifciations I receive on the phone ie sms text / email / instant messages etc instead just incoming phone calls.
Bill
Can anyone tell me if the Jabra BT350 supports MS Voice Command? Thx
Hi,
a couple of months ago I replaced the ROM stock (Samsung, Jelly Bean) with the CM11-M9 (now M10, based on Kitkat 4.4.4) and everything is working fine except for the ringtone that, if a wired headset is plugged in, is not played through the speaker but only through the headset.
Same for all of the notification sounds, unfortunately this (supposed) bug leads, often, to lose calls.
So I'm trying to develop a small app to redirect the ringtone ALWAYS through the speaker whether or not the headset is plugged in.
I found several examples on how to intercept the incoming call and do some actions with the "TelephonyManager.CALL_STATE_RINGING" event and, actually, I'm able to catch the incoming call and to write the caller number on a text file (on sdcard0).
But before writing on the text file (used as a kind of log file) I invoke "audioManager.setSpeakerphoneOn(true)" but unfortunately it doesn't work:
the ringtone is played through the headset.
Some suggestion on how to redirect the audio output of the ringtone on the speaker?
Best regards,
Roberto